The Press., 1911-10-04
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Arrangements are complated fol

barn frolio to be held by the L. A A. O. H, tonight at St Edward s hall Tables will bs provided for those who care to play whist. All are invited, whether dressed applo
 priately for the frolic or not.
 The Woman's Christian Tempe rance Union will meet with President Nj. IF Jones, Staffordville, on Friday at p. m. Some kind of a conveyance ! will leave the station at 1.3O p no :. If local members and friends will notify M iss c. A. Washburn early.
 Grace Church Notes: The ad. journed annual meeting of the Wom ans Auxiliary. for the el ction of officers, etc., will bs held with Ms F. L. Smith, East Main street, to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, pre- ceding the meeting of the Guild. &l full attendaucs Is desired at these meetings, as importart mattera are ta be considered. The first meet ting of the season for Stafford Castle, Knights of King Arthur, will be held at the guild room of the church tonight at 2 30
 The Woman's Guild of Grace chu c plan to held rummage sale in the guild room of the church on the after. noon and evening of Got. IS Any one having articlss to contribute will please notify any member of the fol- lowing committee and they will be c'lled for: Mrs. J. A. Mix, Mrs. R. M. D. Adams, Miss O. w. Brown, Mrs. Noel M. Pease The Guild will meet with Mrs. F. l.. Smith Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clcck. At the annual meeting held last Thursday the following Cffioers were elected President, Mrs J. A. Mix: 1st vic.. president, Mrs R M D. Adams; 2d vice president, Miss O W. Brown secretary and treasurer, Mrs Noel M. Pease entertainment committee, Mrs. R. M. Fisk, Dr. F. L. Smith, Miss E. S. Brown, R. H. Fisk, Mrs. R. H Fisk, Miss K R. Smith.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Business Mems association will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Springs House, at which time it will be decided whether the organ- ization will continue its work. The association has been the subject of considerable averse criticism owing to the fact that it's bers eat once a year, instead of spending all the time building new industries or moving industries already established. It is possible that the association will con- clude to leave the field, and make room for an organization capable of looking after the industrial develop ment of the town in more thorough manner new organization would be sure of the services of one very capable man, who knows where the old organization has made its mistakes and would be able to avoid the pit. falls it has encountered. While the association may conclude to disband, there is the other possibility that 1t may conclude to continue at the old stand and add a few years more of sefulness to the years 1t has already been 8 helpful and enjoyable oIgani- zation. The future of the association depends on the attendance and atti- tude at the meeting to morrow even ing.
 At the town election on Monday, according to the vote for auditor the republicans had majority l of 27 in the town, the democrats 1 elected Anthony Adams first St lact- man, H O. Butterfeld assessor and a | ma ajority of the board of relief. The total vote was about sixty less than last year. The town voted for license by majority of A. Last year the ma jority for license was GA. Fifty three ballots were thrcwn out in the second district; thirty-five of these were net marked in any way. Eff teen votes were thrown out in the first district, ten not having any mark Two women votes for sohool commit tee were cast in the second district is the result of the vote, the defeated candidates being marked with an #:-
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