The Press., 1911-11-08
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 W. R. Q. meeting next week We'd nesday.
 George g swick has returned from 3 hunting trip to Exeter, N. H.
 Miss Faith H Reed has been enter taining her father from North Brook field.
 Miss Nickerson of Falling, N Y, has bsen the guest of her aunt, Mrs \. Shepard.
 A. J. squires of Willimantio has been in town a part of this week on 2 hunting trip.
 Lawyer M. D. O'Connell has been visiting his cousin, Wm. D. O'Oon- nell, in Derby.
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice and daughter of TurneIville are guests of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Helm.
 MT. and M g Christopher Allen Rns~ Miss Beatrice Congdon were in NesE York over Sunday.
 Walter Pease employed in the Eaton drug store is i'll at his home with an attack of scarlet fever.
 Mrs. George Felton and two chiI- dren, of Millers Falls, Mass are visiting friends this week
 Rev. John T. Clark of Collinsville is coming here next week for 8 f.w days hunting with old friends.
 Prospero Sartori WAS before the bor- ough court Monday on charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Frank H. Fournier has a black Spanish radish on exhibition in An. drew Whiton's show window, weigh ing 1 6 pounds. The radish has taken first prizes at 5 fairs. l The ohrysanthemums at the Sta if ,rd conservatory of Joseph Braun are com ing fine, and it will bs tut few days before they will be at their best. IL is speotable worth witnessing
 Domenioo Tonon has bargained his saloon and real estate on Furnace avenue to Tito Granntoni, Luigi Bal dracchi and Francesca Sfreddu. Mir. Tonon has not made definite plans for the future, but oontemplates a trip to Italy.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold 8 1um- mage sale next Wednesday from II a. m. until 10 p. m. All are requested to send their contributions to the chapel Tuesday evening after 6 o'clock. The place will be announced later.
 The town school committee has de- cided to use the typewriter room for 9th grade work, and the typewritsrs have been transferred to the tower room. Another teacher will be em- ployed, and by transferring the 9th grade work the cong estion will be re- lieved.
 The county commissi ioners will be in session at Society hall tomorrow afternoon for hearing on the applica. tions of Romano Seraf1n and Samuel Farmer for liquor licenses. There is strong opposition on both cases and considerable speculation as to W hat action the commissioners will take.
 John Rooheford, the concrete man, is in town. He will repair the walk in front of the Ives place. On Grown street the curbing Is being relaid pre- paratory to building a walk from East Main street to the remode He'd residence of O. F. Beckwith on Grown street MT. Rocheford has several small pri- vate contracts that he will attend to on this visit.
 The seniors of the high school will hold their rummage sale Dec and 9, and would appreciate any oontri- buttons. All persons having articles which they are willing to contribute are asked to notify any member of the senior class and the same will be called for. The money realized at this sale will be used toward the Washington fund.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening at 7.3O. The sub jeot of the meeting Is Immigration. Papers on Facts of Immigration, The Immigrant and the City and Social Settlements will be given by Mrs. l.. Mclaughlin, Mrs. O. E. Butterfield and Miss f. B. Washburn. Miss Lulu Ide will sing. The hostesses are Mrs. o. R. Newton and Mrs. O H. Meyers, Jr.
 The annual appropriation meeting will be held at the town hall Monday at 80 in the afternoon. Outside of the regular current expenses there is an article to see if the town will ap- propriate $8O for the observance of Memorial day, and another for an ap- propriation of 5000 for the purpose of repairing and widening the iron bridge crossing the river at Spring street, at the entrance of Hyde Park.
 The Warren's defeated the Rhode Islands Monday evening, getting back for last week s defeat. and by rolling 49O on the second point also made new record. Oonesta was again high bowler, getting high single and total Wilcox exoelled for the losers.
 Warren's. Cote, 76 III 79- 266 DaDalt, 79 1O8 79- 266 OorIcor{ on 76 71- 0A0