The Press., 1910-07-13
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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Alfred Whitaker has taken . post tion at The Press office.
 Joseph Levallsy of Leominster, Mass has been spending the past week In town.
 Louis Helm Is bringing mortgage foreclosure proceedings against Mi ohale Josefjsk
 H M Swartflgusr, the eye special- ist of Rockville, will be at Burwsll'G store Friday, from to 8 p. m.
 o. E. Vogel of California, who iG touring the east, left Stafford Springs Sunday after spending a few days with his brother, Herman R. Vogel, and wife of Grant avenue.
 Wm. H. Smith has sold his interest in the Gem moving picture enterprise to his partner, Edmund Lessord. Mr. Lessord will continue the business on shs same lines as in the past.
 Misses Albarta and Ivy Eaton are at Ohautauqua lake, N. Y, for six weeks Miss Camille Washburn oi New York will act as organist at the Methodist church during the absence of Miss Eaton.
 The civil suit of Samuel Kuslansky against Jacob and Eva Manning hal been satisfactorily adjusted and the attachment withdrawn. MT. Manning paid MT. Kuslanaky $25, and tho costs were settled by a mutual friend
 Peter Reynolds has closed the Staf ford steam laundry owing to financial trouble, and the machinery has beer removed by the firm that furnished it. They were doing good work and regret is felt that they were unable to swing the enterprise.
 Trefdey Duoharme was before the boEough court Tuesday morning ohargsd with being a common drunk. ard. Judge Heald sentenced him tc 90 days in the house of correction. Harry stebbins was found guilty oi the larceny of $16 from Jerry Arm. strong and was given four months
 A special, meeting of the ecclesias tical society of the Congregational church will be held in the chapel thil evening at o'clock, to hear the re port of the committee appointed tC recommend . pastor for the church A meeting of the members of thu church will be held after the prayer meeting on Thursday evening for thu same purpose. It Is understood shat the committee will recommend Rev F. H. Marshall of West Wareham tt the chuToh.
 The marriage Of Mrs. Ida. Pinnev Guire, foEmerI e stafEord Springs and aamuel M. Rarn6s Of Edinburgh scotlnnd, both residing ia Los Ange lee Cal, occurred on June 29th, a s15 m. ID the Bnrbank Hall par loraok shat city here . large com pany of frienaa, with w hom MT l,BaEDss and Mrs GcGn Ire were yer. 
 ponn niaI itnessed the pretty an' unique marriage, which was solemn ized by Rev. Dr. Bowman of tn spirltualist church. Mrs Leila Dilt land Frank Sellers attended the brid, and groom. The bride wore Q pear Igray messaliDe satin gown
 ! Grace Ohurch Notes: There will be meeting of the Woman's Auxil iary at the guild room of the churcl tomorrow evening at 2 80. All tn women of the parish are urged to present. The limited offering" boxe are to be brought or sent to this meet ing, or to Miss E. Sophie Brown treasurer, If unable to be present Letters will be read from some of th united offering workers, and after tn meeting 1t is hoped that all will re main for an informal social. Mrs Richard Fisk entertained the assocl ates and members of the Girls Friendly society ct her cottage g Crystal Lake last Saturday afternoon This opportunity for rest and enjoy ment with their cordial hostess wa much appreciated.
 Orrin Peer Allen of Palmer, Mass. n