The Press., 1912-02-14

room to John Bourgeois.
 Woods orchestra will furnish ID dsi
 for "calioo ball" at Wales Saturda
 evening. .......
 Miss Nellie Quinley has returned t
 her studies at Bay Path after brie
 vacation in town.
 The last opportunity to appear be fore the borough board of relief will
 be next Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey was the guest o her daughter, Miss Mary, at Wes Bridgewater, Mass. over Sunday.
 The meeting of the Girls club o the Congregational church has bseI postponed until Tuesday, Feb. 27th
 Frederick. s1u of Rev, Dr. l.. G Horton, has returned to his hom' after a successful operation for appsn dicitis.
 The Girls Joy club leap year ant valentine social will be held at th' Teutonia hall this evening. with music by Ly non s OfcneSsra.
 The aqueduct company is hay ng { trying tina with the water on acc couni of ice, and the users of water are rt quested to use all possibls economy.
 Mrs. Adelbert Needham is iu tht west buying a load of hor- -es, whioI are expected to arrive here about the 21st This It will oonsist largely of draft horses.
 {, Eli Patnode was taken suddt nly ill while at Roberts pool room lasF Wed nesday. MT Patnode was un ble TO get home until after Dr Hanley was called to attend him He is now al the home of his aunt, Mrs. B Brufquet, and his condition is muc improved
 4 pa, ty of grammar school rupil made up A slsighride party Friday evening. They went t) the home fl Miss Elizabeth Grover, one of the pupils, " ho lives on the Buff O.r roa Refreshme nts were served and af'Pr a very pl asa1t evening the party re- turned
 Several friends of Miss M7r'nu Qairt I, who recJntly resigned a. ok k3eper at the Brown & Lowell store, gave her a farewell party at the hom of Miss Mary Keefe last Friday even ing Miss Q1intal was here about two years ard was quite popular n the circl3 iD which she moved.
 The hose company responded to the fire alarm about 9.2O this morning for 8 small chimney fire in the house owned and ooUpuied by Samuel Kus- lsnsky on Hicks avenue The use of the hose was not necessary, the fire being extinguished by means of chem icals. The damage is very slight.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick HirEcIn have recently returned from their wed ding trip and will soon go to house. keeping MT. Hirsoh has baen in Stafford Springs a little ever a year and is employed in the Rhole Island mill He was married in Moosup on Jan. 24th to Miss Clara Hols, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Amos H. It of that place.
 The Boys club room will bs opened to the young ladies next Friday after noon and evening, and if the interest and attendance is suff1oient the rooms will be reserved for them one aftar noon each week The hcurs next Fri day will be from 8 to 6 p. m young ladies' fee, oents; evaniuR from r. 15 to g, fees for school children, 5 cents, and for others 10 cents P. tar Reynolds will form a class for dumb bell exercise A committee of four from Rockville, where they are or- ganizing a similar boys club, visited the rooms here on Saturday evening.
 Methodist Church Notes: Thurs day evening the regular mid week service will bs held. All members of the church and any others who are interested are espe cially requested to attend this weeks meeting Friday at 2 80 District Superintendent New. land will hold the fourth quarterly conference in the church parlor. Sat. urday at 2p m the sew rg classes will meet, A spe gal meeting of the Standard Bearers is c'lled for next Sunday at 5 p. m Next Sunday evening the pastor gives the fourth address on" "Oarrent sayings and their fallaoies, the topic being "It does not matter what believe if I am only sincere |"
 The meeting of the off ,ers and di- rectors of the Stafford Business Men s association at the Springs House last Wednesday evening was an enjoy able and profitable gathering After an excellent lunch the business meeting was held in the hotel parlor Presi- dent Hanley brought several import ant matters before the meeting It was stated that there Is a possi ibility that the two mills shat were recently burned might be rebuilt If the town would abate their taxes for ten years. This matter was referred to the asso- icatIon's board of trade committee to investigate. If the trolley car which leaves Rock 7ille at 5 35 P. m. could, be held at Rockville for three min- utes, travellers coming by train from New York and Hartford and arriving at Rockville at 5.39 would not be obliged to wait an hour. This train Is used quite frequently by Stafford people. and a request for this slight change does not seem at all uure ason. able. The miss by few minutes in the evening of the connection at Will limantic by the Boston train with the train north on the Central Vermont was also brought up. These two mat ters were discussed and finally referred to the boaT6 of trade committee, to sec If the changes could net be made