The Press., 1912-04-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Thomas Hassett of Greenwich visit ed relatives in town over Sunday.
 Walter Scott, a former resident, has returned to Woonsocket after : few days here.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred A. Cooley oi Greenfield have been the guests ot Mrs. W. H. Cooley.
 Joseph Barnett of Chicago, buyer for Sears 6 Roebuck, has been spend ing few days in town.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance at St. Edwards Friday evening and at Wales Saturday.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey has gone to the Elm City sanitarium at New Haven for treatment for rheumatic gout.
 Master Lawrence R. Moore, son of Mir. and Mrs Fred A. Moore of Vest ford avenue, is sick with the measles.
 The farm and personal property of the late Calvin Smith, situated on the road to West Stafford, will be sold at auction on Saturday at l p. m.
 Greenskeeper Henry Gilmartin has commenced work for the season at the Stafford Country club, and members have already commenced to use the links.
 Juan F. Brown has resigned his position as carder at Smith 6 Coo ley's. He has been with the firm since 1888. Henry Bolieau, Jr., has taken the position made vacant.
 At the Methodist church last Sun- day morning tender reference was made to the Titanic disaster At the close of the sermon, in place of the hymn, a quartet sang Crossing the Bar" as a fitting tribute to the dead.
 Wm. E. Marsden has resigned his position as bookkeeper at the Rhode Island to become head bookkeeper for the Sayles company at Pascoag, R. l. Harold E. Jones of North Adams will take the position left vacant by MT. Marsden.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday night at [. 3O. The subjects considered will be The Divorce Prob lem, Woman Suffrage, Social Hygiene. Miss Moore and Miss Meyers will play. The committee is Mrs. R. M. D. Adams, Miss NJ. L. Kingsbury, Mrs G. W. Amidon. The hostesses will be Miss s. L. Comins and Mrs. H. E. BurwelI.
 Appreciative audiences greeted the Apollo quartet at the concerts given at St. Edwards hall Friday evening and at Memorial hall, Stafford, Satur- day evening. The quartet is doing excellent work and has received many compliments on the concert program rendered. Miss Mae Hirsch, the reader, added enjoyment to the pro- gram, and Miss Elsie Teal rendered two piano solos of merit. The quartet will go to Manchester to fill an engage ment this evening.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. H. are to have a first-class concert program preceding the dancing for their ball the night of May 3d at St. Edwards hall. The concert program follows: March, L. A. A. O. H., Lampe; overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe; Rubenstein's Melody in F, Tobani; Concert Waltz, Waldtenful i; The Red Widow, musical comedy, Gebest; Stars and Stri pes Forever, Sousa. Lynch's full orchestra will furnish music, and there has already been a large advance sale.
 The young ladies of the Congrega- tional church will serve their annual salad supper this evening, to be fol- lowed by an entertainment, consisting of the following program: Piano duet, Misses Pease and Butterfield i; reading, Miss Florence Wagner; solo, Miss Marjorie Morse; reading, Miss Louise Beckwith; selection by ladies' quartet; monologue, Mrs. O. R. New ton; piano solo, Miss Ruth Larned i; selection by ladies quartet Price for the supper and entertainment, 2cc i; entertainment alone, 1Oc.
 The following nominations have been made for the stake races at the annual fair, horses to be named June 15:-
 ''The Nutmeg 9 1s Pace.