The Press., 1912-09-11
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

wm. Gary O Philadelphia is visit ing his brothers in town.
 John Anthony has gone to New York to bay his fall Id winter stock.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold a public social in Society hall next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Herbert Royce goes to Woou- socket, R. l., this week to make her home with her SOL, Maine Royce.
 Miss Miuna Notbu cS has retuTned from a mouths vacat ol spent at Block Island and Haverbiil, Mass.
 This week begins the Jewish new year, and the local Hebrews will close their stores Thursday and Friday in observance.
 The next meeting of the Norwich District Association of Methodist Min isters will be held with the church in this place, Oct. T-S.
 Arrangements are about completed for the third annual clam-baie e O: the Stafford Coon club, to be held at Crystal La next Sp1day.
 J. G. Wightman, Lewis McLaugh- lin, JIM. Larne1 and Anders Jacobsen are attend ng the state republican convention at Hart 'nr1 to-day.
 Next Sunday morris ; at the Metro dist church Miss Josephine s. Els, superintendent of the Deaconess Home, Providence, R. l., will address the congregation. Miss Fisk is doing a remarkable work aud IS a charming speaker.
 Grace Church Notes: Next Sun day holy communion at 80. Litany and sermon at 10.45 Sunday school at 12 Evening prayer d brief ad- dress at 2. The rector expects to speak on Mormonism at the morning service. Rights of King Arthur meet in the guild room Thursday, 7.3O.
 A change ot time went into effect on the Central Vermont division Mon- day. North bound trains are now due to leave at 6. 35 and 11.3 a. m., and 4.3O and 7.15 p. m. South bound trains are due to leave at s. C5 and 1928 a. m., and POI a d 7.15 p. m. This is rearly the same sched- ule in force before the sumner busi- ness commenced.
 Adrian Rock, who for the past 20 months has been the local ma aSer of the W. E. Green moving picture house, is to leave here and take a similar line of work i'll Boston. The COmique has been sold to Charles Scheafe of Salem, who will take it over at once. MT. and Mrs. Rock have made may local friends who will regret their departure.
 Play for the presidents cup will be commenced at the Country club grounds next Saturday. Qualifying play will last from Saturday to Fri day, the lowest l 6 O. medal handicap score being eligible for elimination play on Saturday, Sept. 21st. O. that date the sixteen will be reduced to eight, and on succeeding Saturdays the same plan will be followed U til the winner is announced.
 The rew camp of Sons of Vetera IS will be known as the Wm. Horton camp, and about 33 have signified the intention of joi-ing. At a meeting for orga iaztion held last Wed -esday evening the following officers were chosen: Commander, W. J. Albertv; senior vice commander, F. w. How ard; junior vice commander, Clarence Wood; secretary, W. E. Benton treasurer, Edward Greene; delegate to state convention, A. H. Adams.
 The Warren Woole- comp any has installed bath and toilet rooms for employees at the plant. Plunge and shower baths have been arranged with cement floor. The space occupied is about 12 by 80, and it has been di- vide1 into three rooms This is the first wooIen mill as ar as nown to make so long step forward ill the matter of physical welfare of em- ployes. The experiment. along this line will be watched with terest.
 The marriage of Miss k 7se 5. Sa- bourin, daughter of MT. aal Mrs. AL fred Sabourin O this towr, to William G. Harrison took place in Woonsoc' '-et, R. l., Sept. 3d. Rev. Father Forten of the Holy Family church oficiated azd the bride was atterdel by her sister, Miss Laura Sabourin, and Mrs. Anthony Jacobsen, both of Stafford Springs. MT. and Mrs. Harrison are spending part of their honeymoon with relatives here and will make their home in Woonsocket.