The Press., 1911-06-07
Campo Bros.
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 Thursday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. L.. Burr have been apanding a few days at Westbrook.
 Mrs. F. M. Walsh and daughter. Ethal, leavs to day for few days iu Vekhon. vt
 Giss Mabel West has returned tC Haftford afesr visiting Misses Mary and Helen Leach.
 John A. Foster is spending Q week aahfng in northern Vermont. Look ont for big fish stories.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Frying of HaFkford were guests at the Foster homestead over Sunday.
 Frederic Faulkner has commenced u dear the lot on Highland Terrace which he recently purchased.
 William Fostar Is on a business trip through New Hampshire and Vermont, going by automobile
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradbury have returned to Ohioopse, Mass after a visit with D. O Bradbary and family
 John Anthony has opened clothing and dry goods store in the Main street aioFe formerly occupied by the steam laundry.
 Station Agent J. R. Parkhurst has moved In to B. T. Eaton's house on Highland Terrace, recently vacated by Mir. Carr.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and little son, Fred Bradley, of East Orange, N. J., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Wildey.
 MT. and Mrs W. J. Bald of Ohioo- pee Falls, Mass, returned home last week after visiting two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus RAmsdsll at "Ths Spruoes. ..-....-
 The second lesson In ''FIrst aid to the injured" will be given to the thrse patrols of Boy Scouts in the Congregational chapel Friday at 8 p. m. Signal practice at 7.3O.
 Gilbert Wagner is home from the Boston "Tech" for . vacation, and will go next week to northern York state. where he has secured employ msnt for the summer.
 Miss Ethel Charter, accompanied by her friend, Miss Marjorie Harris of old MystIo, who are attending the New Britain normal school, visited at the formers home over Sunday.
 The high school entrance examina- tions will be held at the high school building Thursday, June 15. At .. m. Pupils will be examined in geog- rAphy, arithmetic, history and lam gnAge.
 1adge ". H. Heald has gone to the Highland Country clubhouse near Meriden to attend the mid summer meeting and banquet of the OonnectI. cut Association of Local Fire Insur- anoe Agents.
 Richard Lohse, employed at New Boston, recently caught and shipped . large carp to John B. McOrohAn. The fish is described As being about As long as an umbrella and It's weight plnCed at 10 pounds.
 The missionary meeting which was appointed to meet yesterday at the Congregational parsonage was post poned until o'clock to-day because of rain. All ladies in the parish are cordially invited to attend.
 c. H. Metzer of the Mt. Carmel Forest and Nursery Go, who is to spray the local elms, has written that he will be here about the 9th. Tree Warden B. T. Eaton has written him to come sooner if he can arrange 1t.
 The resolution Incorporating the Willimantio and Stafford Traction company was passed by the house of representatives last week. It pro- videa that unless 25 per cent. of the road Is built by Jan. 1. 1918, She chatter will expire.
 The case of Clarence Wood. charged with assault on Grant Foster, has bees disposed of by the borough court. Thesdefendant paid fine of $7 and costs. In the matter of civil liability for damages, a SAtlsfAotory arrange mens wassreaOhsd out of court by the interested persons. MT. Foster has recovered in good shape and his only permanent injury Is the loss of five teeth. 4
 
 Catholic Transcript: That unique and dsli6iously original vest pocket sermon, "Does Christ Say Go to Ohurch2" has reached It's 25th edi- tions More than half a million copies are now In circulation. It has been txaualnted into seven foreign hB- guAgas. Its author, the Rev: Felix J. O'Nsill. of Stafford Springs, . native of WillimaBtiG, has other writings, equally s@sritorious, which for some unncoountatle reason he persistently withholda from the press. The eager mess with which the vest pocket ser mon hasi been mapped up makes It somethsmR like Q crime to lock up the other precincts of that gifted one. The atmosphere of Stafford springs seems Co foster she art of letters.