The Press., 1913-10-08
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 A. Girouard, employed in the Jone jewelry store, was at Meriden ovel Sunday.
 George E. Rodman of Portland Me, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. 0. Rodman.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul DaDalt anG daughter left yesterday for an extend ed visit in Italy.
 Michael Mccarthy of Pawtucket, R. l., formerly landlord at the Staf ford House, is spending a few days in town.
 Charles Jacobsen is returning here from Woonsocket, R. l. and will take the position of janitor at the high school building, made vacant by the resignation of John Mahan.
 Regular meeting Baker chapter, o. E. S., this evening, with initiation. The chapter has just purchased an elegant rug for the lodge room. The design of the rug includes a five pointed star, the emblem of the order.
 MT. and Mrs. Marshal Bolieau have returned from a short visit in Salem, Mass. MT. Bolieau found his father, Charles Bolieau, as comfortable a' could be expected. His mind is clear but he is unable to get around. Int senior MT Bolieau will be 1O3 year old Oct 14th.
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 a1gn by Gary Bros, got away from one of the men few days ago and 6 careful search since has failed to To. cate her. This town and some of the adjoining territory have been carefully examined for traces of the animal, but no news has been re- ceived.
 At the baseball whist given by the Eastern Star last Friday evening the Holyoke table won the games and the Red Sox the tallies. The Holyoke team included Mrs. Louis Helm, Mrs F. G. Sanford, Mrs. H. E. Burwell and R. H. Fisk Boston was repre- sented by Mrs. R. H. Fisk, Miss Ruth Dunham, Mrs. Austin Witt and F. G. Sanford.
 A horse owned by Levi Gary was injured on the West Stafford road Saturday and later had to be killed. The horse was driven by an agent of the Economy Rug company of Spring field. It is said that the driver was pushing the horse at a high rate of speed, when the animal fell in such a way that one of the thills entered his body. A veterinary was called and advised that the horse be killed.
 The following officers were elected by the Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church last Friday: Pre- sident, Mrs. J. O. Converse; vice-presi- dents, Mrs. O. E. Butterfield, Mrs George Rumbelow; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. O. Allen; solicitor, Mrs. Harris; associate solicitor, Mrs l.. Mclaughlin; collector, Miss Royce entertainment committee, Mrs. T. F. Mullen, Mrs O. H. Meyers, Mrs. C.. R. Newton, Mrs. l.. B. Baker, Mrs. F. G. Sanford.
 Under the auspices of the Stafford w. O. T. U., Mrs. Mary B. Wilson of Philadelphia, national W. 0. T. U. superintendent of work among foreign speaking people, will give a public address in the Methodist church on Friday at o'clock. An opportunity will be given to ask Mrs. Wilson ques. tions. Miss Annette D. Washburr will sing. A collection will be taken for local work. This meeting is ir the afternoon to better accommodate the women of the whole town.
 The case of Lucille Foster Frying and Olive Grant Foster against Fred Novogroski, summary action of evic. tion, will come up in the borough court Friday. It will be tried before Judge Heald and a jury of six men. The defendant is represented by At. torneys R. H. Fisk and M. D. O'Con. nell, and the plaintiffs by Attorney D. J. McCarthy of Rockville. Much in. terest is felt in the case locally, as unusual complications are presented. Napoleon Pero has hired the stores now occupied by MT. Noyogroski and is anxious to take possession. He hal paid one months rent, beginning Oct 1st. A firm is waiting to take ovel the store now occupied. by MT. Pero, In the event of a victory by the de fense the delay will make still further complications il. all probability.