The Press., 1913-08-06
The Night Hawks of this place

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 Staffordville last Saturday. It WI a snappy, ten-inning game from stal to finish. Some of the features wei a hot liner right off the bat caught b Captain Foley, a three base hit b Fred French and a wild throw hittin the umpire, Joe Connors, in the head but ''Dr." Wm. Hanley attended tn case and Joe umpired the rest of tn game. The battery for the Nigh Hawks pitcher, Rena St. Marie catcher, Roy Connors; for the Blac Sox pitcher, Vim. Ryder; catcher Frank Whytas. The game stood ul to the ninth inning 1 and 1, and il the 10th the Hawks brought in tw, scores and the Black Sox |, making the score , and 3 in favor of tn Hawks. Every seat was taken on th' bleachers We hope the boys will cross bats again, as it will be wortl while to see the clubs meet.
 Staffordville a.t
 O. F. Williams was in Wales ovel Sunday.
 Miss Irene Belcher is with relatives in South Coventry for few weeks.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. George McGuire last week Monday.
 Miss Catherine Silk of Boston was home with her mother over Sunday.
 Miss Lizzie Brandon left town this week for months visit with rela- tives in Canada.
 Mrs. Julius Roberts and daughter, Doris, of Springfield are guests of Mrs. A. Chapman.
 Archie Sanger has resigned his position in Pittsfield, Mass. and re- turned to his home.
 Johnson Goodwill of Hartford was the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. Good- will, last Wednesday.
 Miss Bertha Belcher is spending a months vacation with relatives in Jewett City and South Coventry.
 George E. Webster of Springfield last Sunday was with his family, who are the guests of Mrs. Lima Booth.
 MT. and Mrs. Olemence Clark and two daughters of Hartford are with her mother, Mrs. H. G. Durham, this week.
 Mrs. Wm. Chandler and daughter, are spending two weeks with relatives in New Britain, Turnerville and South Coventry.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the church will serve candy and Campo's ice ,ream in the vestry Thursday even- ng.
 Mrs. Anna Ballard, who has been pending five weeks with her niece, Mrs. Andrew Goodwill, returned to Ter home in Waltham, Mass, last Wednesday,.
 Mrs O. M. Hill, who has been se- 'iously ill at the home of her daugh- CT, Mrs. T. M. Lyon, is so much inn proved in health as to be able to be bout the house.
 Mrs. Jane Lyon, who has been the nest for several weeks of her brother nd wife, MT. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon, to her home in Canterbury he first of last week.
 Napoleon Maynard, 72, of North mpton, Mass, who died Sunday tight at the home of his son, Joseph Taynard, leaves one sister, Mrs. Hell n Largess of Staffordville.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Belcher and amily and MT. and Mrs. Martin Irown and daughter, Bessie, and ,rnest Cooley attended the Brown re- Inion in Jewett City last Saturday.
 Mrs. Whitman Green, Mrs. Clar- nee White, Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn, Grs. William A. Thompson and Charles Williams attended old home lay exercises at the old Baptist church, Wales, last Sunday.
 Among those from Stafford who old home day picnic at Wales ast Saturday were MT. and Mrs. Wm. \. Thompson and infant daughter, Charles Williams, Omer Cooley, John Aorrall, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Ryder, John Bowden, Earl Bowden, Merton !. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Louis Allard, Edwin Harrington, Mrs. Wm. Clayton, Mrs. Frank Belcher, Clifford 3elcher, John Joice, Carl Green, Willard Dimmick, Mrs. Asa Harris, dr. and Mrs. Fellis Pero, MT. and drs. Homer Pero, Louis Morringer.
 West Stafford.
 Miss Gladys B. Avery has resigned Ter position as operator in the tele- phone office.
 Miss M. E. Keeler of Hartford has ,een at Rev. John W. Ballantine's on ! short visit.
 Miss Ruth Ellis of South Willing on has been visiting relatives and friends here for couple of days.
 Miss Gladys Avery is spending sev- cal days in Spring field, visiting Mt. Tom and other places of interest.
 William Ramsey has returned from he Hartford hospital after making a yood recovery, and is staying with lis father, James Ramsey. -
 A lawn social will be held at the Friday evening under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor ociety. Ice cream and candy will be 'n sale. Everyone is invited. If tormy, social will be held in the 'estry.
 The sum of $l59 has been given by ,ash and pledges toward the new 9ews, and the ladies feel much en- by the generous responses to the letters sent out Another gift has been promised by California friends, from which it is hoped to realize a