The Press., 1913-01-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. Edward H. Fenley visited her mother at Hinsdale, N. H., during Christmas week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey and MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Meyers have re- turned after visit of few days in Boston.
 Attorney VIII. Reed has brought a civil suit against Romeo Serafin on behalf of Battista Picini. The writ is returnable the 9th of February.
 The Hudson garage has sold 1913 Ford touring car to W. H. Webster of Stafford. Already half of the allot- ment of 1913 Fords allowed the Hud- son Go. has been sold and the indica- tions point to lively season.
 At the last meeting of Winter W. R. c. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Mrs. Eva Wagner; s. V. F., Mrs. Jennie S. Walker; J. V. F., Miss Mary Kellogg; secretary, Mrs. Jessie F. Quinley; treasurer, Mrs. Ednah M. Bolieau; conductor, Mrs. Minnie E. McIntire; guard, Mrs. Emma Converse; assistant conductor, Mrs. Idella Whitaker; assistant guard, Mrs. Harriet Marble; delegate, Mrs. Bertha G. Pease; alternate, Mrs. Jen- nie s. Walker.
 Record of attendance for grades 81 and of the borough school for the term of fifteen weeks ending Dec 20, Mary E. Smith teacher: Pupils per- feet in attendance, Clarence Ambach, Carl Fenton, Thomas Fraser, Stanley Griffiths, Frank Johnson, Gertrude Mack, Percy Parkhurst, Aletha Scho- field, Clifton Sheppard, Jennie Spell man, Attilio Tonon, Edith Tonon absent one-half day, Alice Ward, Robert Sullivan; one day, Silvio Ber- narda, Katherine Mitchell, Irene Mur- ray. Number of pupils registered, 4O; average attendance, 86. 83
 At the hearing in Danielson Mon- day before Judge shumway, in the| action of Wm. H. Lee against theI Middle River Manufacturing com pany, Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hartfnrds who was appointed tempor- ary receiver, was made permanenS receiver. J. M. Sheehan of New burg, N. Y, was not present at hearing nor was he represented by counsel Christopher Allen and Nelson lTowne were appointed ap- praisers of the property, which in- cludes the factory operated by Fred eric Faulker and 10 or 12 tenements.
 Young Mems club bowling schedule, second round: Dec. 31, Pirates vs. Stafford High School; Jan. g., Cres- cents vs. Happy Hooligans; Jan. 4, Orioles vs. Eagles; Jan. 7,Orioles vs. Stafford High School; Jan. 9, Pirates vs. Happy Hooligans; Jan. II, Cres- cents vs. Eagles; Jan. IA, Eagles vs. Stafford High School; Jan. Is, Pi- rates vs. Crescents; Jan. IS, Orioles vs. Happy Hooliagns; Jan. 21, Happy Hooligans vs. Stafford High School; Jan. 23, Pirates vs. Eagles ;; Jan. 25, Crescents vs. Orioles; Jan. 2S, Crescents vs. Stafford High School; Jan. 80, Pirates vs. Orioles Feb. 1, Eagles vs. Happy Hooligans.
 The Sunday afternoon services, con- ducted by the laymen's team of the federation of churches at the school house on the Monson road, continue we'll attended, both by resident of the. north part of the town and by mem- bers of the committee. Last Sunday MT Lee continued his talk on the bible, speaking particularly of the natural powers of God The singing, aided by the organ MT. Hodgson has been so kind to loan the use of, is one of the features. Next Sunday J. W. Robinson will lead and there will be a number of speakers. These meet ings are leading up to feeling there should be occasional mid-week social assemblies for the good of the com munity.
 A pretty church wedding took place at high noon Christmas at St. Ed wards church, Rev. F. J. O'Neill officiating. The contracting parties were Miss Myrtle Ella Chapman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Merriam c. Chapman of Westford, and Augustus Garvais of Stafford Street. The best man was Leo Garvais and the bride maid Miss Florence Garvais, both cousins of the groom. The bride wore white satin, with wreath and veil, and carried rosary beads, the gift of the groom. The bridemaid wore white silk trimmed with point lace over pink silk and carried pink car nations. The groom has been em4, ployed for number of years by W. H. Webster and is we'll known locally. The bride is also well known and popular in her home town. A wedding breakfast at the home of the groom followed the church ceremony.
 BOWLING.
 The Johnsons defeated the Warrens Monday evening 3 to 1.
 Johnsons.
 Green, S4 78 88- 25O E. Turschman, SS 78 63 = 229