The Press., 1910-08-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. Napoleon Pero has returned from a visit in Holyoka
 Raymond Melbourne of Naugatuck is the guest of Arthur Melbourne.
 Misses Rosa and Frfsda Gumbs are spending a week with relatives in Hartford and Hebron. 'ti
 w. E. Hanley and daughter, Miss Rose, and Mrs, Margaret Rafftery are in New York for a few days.
 Henry. the fvs-years-Old son of Peter Fontanella of Forsstville. died on Monday of cholera infantum.
 "A handsome monument hes been erected on the A. O. Eaton lot In the local cemetery by David Blgsett.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Sage and son of New York were guests over Sun day of MT. and Mrs. George Eaton.
 Louis Fitzpatrick returned to Providence last Saturday. after a two- wseks' visit at F. E Fitzpatrick's,
 Erwin Prebls is substituting with an automobile on R F. D. route No. l while Harry Pownall is on his va cation.
 A sunlight hop will be held at Crystal Lake Saturday afternoon, with a prize for the best male and female walkzsr.
 Miss Edith Adams has taken the position in the Forestvllle mill office, made vacant by the resignation of Morgan Eaton.
 Mrs. de Nszarie and sisters. Misses Clair and Louise Bray. of Nashua. Florida. are guests of their relatives. the Eaton families.
 Edward Mann has hired the rooms In the Harwood block, now occupied by Carl SIegel. and will open 8 shoe repairing shop there.
 No services wilt be held at the Methodist church next Sunday. and the Thursday evening meeting will be omitted this week.
 The Red Men will have a social dance at Society hall Friday evening, with music by Lynch's orchestra. T. J. Jenkins. prompter. s.
 The democratic caucus, for the selection of delegates to the state and other conventions, will be held at Borough hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The Misses Brumbroun of Hartford, Miss HAinea of Boston and Mrs. Thompson and son of Springfield were guests of Miss M. Ella Brown over Sunday.
 A number of the Stafford veterans will attend the annual reunion of the 25th regiment, Conn. Vols, to be held at the c. A. R. headquarters in Hartford On Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Melbourne of Naugatuck and Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Melbourne of Cohoss, N Y, were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Mel bourne over Sunday.
 Miss SnsAn Cheney of New Haven, who Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Mix, accompanied her yesterday 50 Storrs college, where they spent the day with Miss ElIora Mix.
 The A. O H. Marathon race from Crystal Lake to this borough, am nounoed for Saturday, will not take plare until the second or third Satur- day afternoon of September.
 Bert Edgar. who has been the operator at the railroad station, has been transferred to the east New London yards. Fred Wheeler of Mansfield is filling the local position at present.
 Mrs. Thomas Sanders and daughter. Elizabeth, will return to Southbridge, their old home, early in September. They have made many friends during their years residence in town who regret their removal.
 The Staffords were defeated in baseball Saturday. IA to 5, by the Alhambra Athletic club team of Hart ford. The visitors put up the best game of ball that has been seen on the local grounds for some time. Next Saturday the local team will play the new oombired Willington team at South WilliUgton.
 The school committee at their regu- lar meeting next Monday will fill the two vacAncie ca for teachers, caused by resignation of Miss Dottridge and Miss Brainard. Miss Frances Mo- Oarthy has been appointed assistant in the kindergarten department. The schools will probably open on Tues day. September 9th.
 Mrs. Johanna MansheId, 61, died at her home on Prospect street Thursday afternoon after brief illness. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church Saturday morning at g o'clock, with burial in St. Edwards ceme- tery. She leaves two sons. John and Charles. both of this borough Her husband, Cornelius Mansfield. died about 30 years ago.