The Press., 1911-05-10
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 George w. Evans of Blackstona, Masa Ia a guest of his son, Evan Evans. a
 Woods' orchestra will furnish music for a dance at Wales Saturday evening.
 Adelbert Needham has purchased a Hudson 33 auto of the Hudson Garage Go.
 Mrs. Putnam Druley of Brooklyn is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Lee.
 Junior 0. E meeting Friday, 3 p. m ], at Miss Jones'. Leader. Master Willie Phelps.
 Miss Fannie Foster has gone for . vacation to PhilAdeplhia to visit her mother and siktsr.
 John Lazazrine, who left here last June for trip to his old lome in Italy, returned here Monday.
 Mr and Mrs. Paul Schmidt and child of Mystioare spending the wee k with his father. John Schmidt, on Holland avenue.
 George R Duncan from Thomaston has opened real estate cfioe in War ren's block He makes a sp6 clalty of buying and selling farms.
 Tax Collector D J. Hanley will be at ". E HAnley's store on Saturday from 9 a. m. to 6 p m. for the puff pose of receiving the borough taxes.
 Mrs J H. Valentine and Miss Valentine have gone to New Jersey for few weeks' outing Before re- turning they expect to attend the com- mencement exercises at Princeton, where they will be joined by MT. Valentine Richard Fl. Valentine is to graduate there In June.
 Miss Jennie M. Lawlor, a former teacher in the public schools. died at her home in East Douglas April 27 Miss LaWlor taught here in the 9th and 7th grades during 1908 and part of 1909, resigning on account of i'll health. She was g teacher of ability, and much regret is felt locally for her early death by all with whom she came in contact during her work here
 MT. and Mrs. Mario Baldracchi and son, Bruno, MT. and Mrs. Batiste Chinatti and daughter, Lena, also Miss Louisa Campo, will leave here Friday evening for New York, where shey will take the ocean liner "Phila- delphia' Saturday for a several months trip in Europe, Mir. and Mrs Baldracchi going to Austria and Mr and Mrs. Ohinatti and Miss Campo to Italy.
 The town meeting Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock to act on the report of the park committee will draw 3 large attendance of the voters. All agree that the Woodlawn site is ideal for the purpOse, but the voters in the north part of the town would prefer another location. The late Julius Converse spent thousands of dollars this property ,and for years it has been the show place of the town. If MT. Converse had planned for 8 park he could not have wrought better. The heavy expensive work of improvement has already been done, and the gardener and the florist can add the necessary touches. Consider ing the fitness for the purpose and the amount laid out in reclamation the price for which the property can be secured is not exhorbitant. The loca- tion in many respects is ideal. Both he electric and steam roads touch the proprety and visitors to the town, as well as those passing through, will get an idea of the attrRctiveness of the park as well as favorable impression of the town. It will be convenient for West Stafford and the borough, but 1t cannot be denied that the Hol- low and Stafforvdille will have to drive little further to enjoy it's ad than they would if location could be agreed on somewhere be- tween the borough and the Hollow It seems to be 8 case where the great. est good for the greatest number should govern, and the meeting Sat- urday is expected to bring out a big vote and get definite expression of what the majority desire in the mat for