The Press., 1911-02-08
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Miss Sophie Brown is spending two weeks in Philadelphia.
 Miss Sarah P. Alden of Stafford was the gnekt of Mrs. F. H. Spelmar last week,
 Mrs. MD. Harris is in Boston with her sister, Miss Ella Foster, who if i'll in a hospital.
 The borough board of relief will ba in session at borough hall next Monday from 1 to 5 p. m.
 Arrangements are under way for an organ recital the first week of March at the Cor rgregational church.
 Judge J H Reed attended the ban uuet of the state bar association held at Bri g p1rt Monday evening.
 Mrs. $ M. St bbins and Miss Bertha Sbebbins of Mouson were guests of MT. and Mrs Frark Barrett over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs Prescott Green ot High street are ret eiviug congratula- tions on the birth Sunday Cf a son, Nathaniel
 The Girl4' Joy club will hold a ball at the German club hall, Vest ford avenue, the 27th, with music by Lynoh's orchestra.
 Mrs. Bono Brouillard from East Brimfleld, Mass has opened restau- rant and lunch room in the west store of the Oity Hotel block.
 The subject of next Sunday morn ing s sermon at the Methodist church will be Regeneration and Holiness. " This is the second in series of ad- dresses on Christian experience. A sociable will be held at the Con- gregational chapel u is evening, with supper at 6 15; Hostessee, Mrs Gilbert Amidop, Mrs. staphen Pease, Mrs J. ". Witt, Mrs. O. B Thomas
 Mrs. c Perc val Bard is entertain ing her niece and nephew, Miss Helen and Harold Mowrv, of Sterling during the abserce of tl ir parents, MT and Mrs. H B Mowrv. who sailed for Europe from New Yo tod y The seniors of the high s,hool will give a minstrel show in St Edward 5 hall on Thursday evening. t1e 231, for t b neft If tle Washington fund. The entt1t 1inment will b3 re- peated at Memorial hall, Stafford, the following evening.
 Ad lbert Net dham W Il receiv the first carload of horses ttis season ab ut the 18th, and the oond car load will follow in about 10 days. The fl st carload will inc lode choio heavy work horses and 8 number of lighter animals for road work
 Every fort is to be made by the German club to make their mssq Ter ade ball Friday evening the best ever. Most of the members are planning to mask and some unique costumes are being prepared. No deEail will bs neglected in the purpose of giving all who attend the worth of the money.
 Miss G. s. Beckwith has closed out her millinery business in the Foster block, and will engage in the same line in South Manchester the coming season. Miss Beckwith has many local friends who wish her success in her new field. She will go to South Mar ches CT as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed
 Mary E Sandy, wife of John T. s ndy, died at her home in Uxbcidge, Mass January 24, att"r lingering illuess The funeral was held the 27th in Northampton, Mass MT and Mrs Sandy resided here before going to Uxbridge, coming here from Rockville. Mrs. Sandy underwent an operation in a hospital in New York oity. She returned to her home about month before her death. Her case was hopeless from the outset Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Louise, and one son, Henry.
 Representative O'ConnelI has in. troduced bill in the legislature add. ing Union to the jurisdiction of the borough court of Stafford Springs in criminal matters, the same arrange ment that was made for the town of Willington two years ago. The bill provides that the town of Union pay the town of Stafford $25 a year, the criminal offences committed in Union to be taken care of by the borough court The town of Wilmington pays $50 year for the same privilege, and the plan has worked very satis factorily. A similar bill has been in- troduced giving the oity court of Rockville jurisdiction over offences committed in Holland and Ellington