The Press., 1911-04-26
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 The regular meeting of the Baker chapter, Eastern Star, will bs held Tuesday evening. Special business should call ont large attendance.
 The ladies of the Methodist church have secured for their May festival entertainment the Treble quartet of Hartford, with Miss Mary O. Wilcox reader.
 The Output Clothing company that had hired the store in the Kuslansky hlcck has decided not to oarrs on their business here, and are moving their goods to Springfield.
 Postmaster H. s. Abel has received an order requiring that count be kept of each piece of matter received or sent out from the local post office dur ing one month, commencing May l.
 The hearing in the case of the state against ''Snowball' Wood for assault. AHignsd for Monday, was put oyer for two weeks, as Grant Foster was un- able to appear and testify against the accused on account of his broken jaw. Next Sunday evening Mir. Bastel. the missionary, who has been visiting among the Bohemians of WilliDgton and Westford. will speak at the union service In the Methodist church about work for immigrants of this race in America.
 The building of The Hudson Garage In the rear of The Press office Is de- layed by the non.arrival of the lum- ber. Norman Gold of the company is reAdy to taks orders for passenger ser- vice. The temporary headquarters are At the Adams store.
 The directors of the Young Mems club will close the season with a ban. quet at the club rooms on Saturday afternoon to the juniors, and to the seniors on Saturday evening. All members whose dues are paid for the week by Saturday are invited.
 Chauncey Palmer, who slipped on a bit of foe four weeks ago and fractured his hip, Is thought to be im- proving. His refusal to call a physi- clan for the first week was unfortu- nate, and this last afflicEion, with his blindness and impaired hearing, makes his case most pitiAble.
 At the meeting of the Knights of PythiAs on Monday evening Rev. A. B. Todd, who Is to go to Torrington. was presented with a past chancellor s jswel The presentation was made by Harry Roehm. This evening a delegation of the members will visit Damon lodge, Rockville.
 A. E. Waite and Miss Dorothea M. Abbey of Rockville were married last Wednesday In Hartford at the parson- age of the Asylum avenue Baptist church, Rev. ". G. Fennell perform ing the ceremony. Mir Waite is the organist and chorister and Mrs. Waite the alto singer recently engaged at the Congregational church.
 In the morning Rev. R. 0 Clapp will preach at the Congregational ohurch on the theme Unused power" The mems class will con. time its discussion of immigration, dealing with the facts and economic results. The church committee will naset Friday as 2 7.30 in the chapel to confer with candidates for church membership.
 MT. and Mrs. William symonds returned from their wedding trip Saturday and are guests of his mother, Mrs. wilbur 9ymonds. The Young Feople's Auxiliary of the Methodist church gave the bride and groom . surprise "tin shower" Saturday even- Ing which proved 8 very jolly oc- casion. Cake and ice cream were served. MT. and Mrs. symonds ex- pect Go occupy their new home on Morton street next week
 Officer Helm last Friday arrested Ernest Ryder here and Fred Hendle At West Stafford and turned them over Co Manchester officers. They had re- gently gone from here to Manchester Green to work on road job. Owing to the wet weather Thursday there was little doing on the road job, and towards night some of the teamsters who had been drinking got into 6 muss. As result Ryder and Handle trimmed a couple of their fellow wolksrs. Then they lit out for staf- ford. On Saturday morning they were before the Manchester court, charged with drunkenness and assault, and their fines and costs amounted to AzQ