The Press., 1911-07-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 SpacIAl meeting of the L.. A A O. H, Thursday evening
 J W. Wet ks, ST., of Springfield 1 stopping at the Springs House.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Psase hav . little daughter, born July 12th.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. Slater have son, Richard William. born the 16th
 Miss L. s. OAdy returned to Monsol ysAtsrdAy after a visit with lOOa friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. Warner of Wash ington were at the Springs House { few days last wsek.
 The Stafford garage, Gold street has been connected with the loca telephone exchange, 2S-3.
 Frank l.. Furness, manager fo Harry Bond of Hartford, Is spending a vacation of one week in town.
 Richard Valentine has joined ths staff at the Warren mills, and will learn the details of manufacturing.
 Mrs. John Hanlon and son. Harold, of Providence are guests Lf her par .snts, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Henderson.
 number of the lccL Knights of Columbus went to Southbridge Sunday in automobiles to attend & meeting of ths order.
 Samuel E Baardslsy, state organ izsr of the socialist party. will speak on HaymArket Square Saturday even Ing at 7.15. ..... .....
 Morgan Eaton Is taking an eight weeks course at . forestry summer school In New Hampshire, and is at present at Center Harbor.
 The bakery and grocery firm. BId- orini- FontAnellA Go has been dis solved, and she business Is now being carried on by Alfred BIdorIni.
 Judge and Mrs J. H. Reed, accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs A. A Hainsworth, and Mir. HainsWorth ant son of Batavia N. are at Water ford.
 A. O. Brooks has been spending { vacation at Block Island. HArolt Oomins has been employed in thr office of the Faulkner mill during hi absence.
 The boarding house conducted by the late Mrs. O'aalloran has bssI sold 60 Mrs. Rose RabIdeAu of stAffor, Hollow, and the latter has takeu possession.
 Mrs. Jens Christensen, who ha been making her home with her son John Christensen. has gone to soutl Manchester to live with her daughter Mrs. John Mortensen.
 The features at the Gem theaser to night and to morrow night are "Thl Br0ksn Gross, "Oaught With tn, Goods. "The Lass Who Oouldn' Forget. '' ''The Faithful Italian |"
 Miss Priscilla Burwell left Friday for the west. After visiting in De troit, Chicago and Colorado SprIng she will go to Pasadena, Oal where she will make her home with hel sisters.
 Rev. Charles s. BroC k4, Il, o Wellesley, a retired Congregations clergyman, died Wednesday of las week. MT. Brooks has supplied herr . good many times and will be re membsred as 8 cultured, Inksllectua gentleman
 The Stafford friends of Rev. Georgt A. Grant. recently pastor of the loca Methodist church, will bs pained tC learn of the death of his son, c. ArIe Grant. The deceased was an honol graduate of BoAton university, and baG been engaged in educational work fol the government in the art and design ing department in Porto Rico. The funeral was held in East Weymouth Sunday afternoon.
 The old "sulphur'' spring on thC park grounds is being dug out and ( well, with Q pump, will be put In. Even with the extreme dry weather of the past two months there Is al present Eve feet of water in the new well, and the probabilities are that there will always bs plenty of water. Henry O. Buttsrfeld has been ap- pointed temporary osre.t .taker of the park and is on duty afternoons and evenings. The new baseball diamond will be laid out withIp . few days.