The Press., 1910-10-05
Now For the Fair.

Next week comes the big fair, ant with good weather there will be Q lot of psopls here. Stafford has nevel celebrated told home" week. but there are always Int of people whs come back for fair time, and this veal will be no exception A strong, versatile program has been arranged and Q lot of money spent for attrac tions Coming last on the list, there ls bound to be Q lot of fakirs. and there Is no question but busy mid way ia appreciated by fair. attsndnats. It adds Int of life to the occasion. The athletics will interest many, and the events are filling in good shape. The pool has been completed for the diving horses and King and Queen. the beautiful animals who have pleased so many thousands of people, are already here These horses weigh about 1000 each and there is not 8 black hair on them The aeroplane Is on the way and, barring aooidents and head winds, will be here on time The two middle sections of the grand stand, opposite the judges stand, have been reserved this year. Reserved seats and season tickets will bs on sale at Warren's store tomorrow. The only fair that Staff 1rd conflicts with this year is Bel ,hel town, and the latter place only has one day, Wednes- day.
 F. Hardy of the SprinRfi II Y. M. O A. will have charge of the athletic events for the fair next week, and will act as tts,tsr and referee. He will be assisted by the following l: Clerk of course, J. P. Enright; as- sistants, Thomas Yare and George Anderson; scorer, M. D O'Connell {; judges, ". H. Hall, Dr. P Hanley and R M. Fisk; timers, pr. G. L.. Nichols, James Sullivan, OO Plnney !; announcer, ". F. Piper.
 The high school will have an eat= ing booth at the grounds. as usual. this year.
 Any person who has rooms u rent during the fair is asksd to notify O B. Gary, the secretary
 Grant Foster has bean engaged b. She association to give an exhibition with his trained steers.
 Special trains will bs run on the
 
 Thursday of next week to the north and south at 6 o'cl lck m.. to ac- oommodate passengers returning from the fair.
 R. W Smith is on a business trip to New York
 Miss Mary Brown is i'll at her home iD Glynvills.
 Louis Senschal has resigned his position with Benjamin Arnold.
 Mrs. l.. Lyon is confined 50 her home on Grant avenue by illness
 Mrs. F. B Newton of New York Is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. B. New ton.
 Mrs. P. R. Galway, who has been seriously i'll with acute indigestion, Is improving.
 Wm. Yare has taken a position as boss dyer with O. Hall, Jr. 6 Go. at South Wilmington.
 Mrs. R. G. Olapp is entertaining her mother, Mrs. 0. l.. Harris, of New York oity.
 Miss Margaret Russell of WalIum Lake, R. Is spending three weeks at her home here.
 The democratic probate convention will be held at the Springs House next Monday at p. m.
 The prizes for the athletic events to be held with the fair are on ex. hibition in Hanley's window.
 K. O. K. A. Note: Stafford Castle will resume it's meetings tomorrow evening at half-past seven, at Grace church guild room.
 Mrs. B. P. Cooley is visiting friend in Somers, N. Y. MT. Cooley will join her there tomorrow and go to Danbury for the fair.
 Mrs. D. N. Brown is soon to re- move to Newton, Mass, where she will make her home with her daugh- ter, Mrs. ". L.. L'Esperance. z.-.- 
 Miss Celestina Gokey of Ware, Mass, has been the guest during the past week of her cousins, A. Bond ville and Mrs. Merrill Converse.
 Several from here are in attendance at the Woman's Congregational Home union meeting at the Center church, Hartford, to-day.
 The s S. F. club will give dances each night of the fair in the Stafford Springs new opera house block. Music by Jordan's orchestra, assisted by of the Governors Foot Guard band of Hartford.
 The office of tke Rhode Island com. pany was broken into Saturday even ing Nothing was secured. The offers a reward of $25 for evidence that may lead to the arrest and conviction of the guilty persons.
 Prof. T. E. Jordan is to have the west store in Sena's block, and this will give the owner a chance to use. the entire upper floor as hall. The hall will be 4sx63, and will be- known as the Stafford Springs Opera House.
 Grace Church Notes: The Junior will meet on Saturday after. noon at 8 in the guild room of the church. It is proposed to meet weekly at the same hour and place, and all interested are urged to bear it In mind.