The Press., 1913-05-28
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Miss Karna Larsen of Lebanon ii visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Laurits Hansen.
 There will be a rehearsal of the minstrels at the Young Mems clut this evening at 7.3O.
 MT. and Mrs. Enos k. Penny will leave the last of the week for an auto trip to Hanover, N. H.
 Grace Church Notes: Sunday, Holy Communion and sermon at IO.45. Evening Prayer and address at 2. The reredos which has been given to the church in memory of the late Mrs Mary NJ Ives will be placed in position next week, and will be dedicated Sunday, June 8, at a special late afternoon service, at which Rev. Frederick D. Buckley of Waterbury, formerly a rector of the parish. will De the GSs~einer.
 Mrs. Mary A. Smith, ST, who was formerly we'll known in this section, died at her home in Monson yesterday. The deceased was born in Wilmington, the daughter of Jacob and Julia Rock we'll Anderson. When a child she moved to Stafford Street and attended school there taught by Rev. Charles Hammond, afterward principal of Monson academy. She married Charles W. Smith and her married life was spent in Clinton, N. Y. Af- ter the death of her husband she went to Monson and remained until her death. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. E. B. Francis, of North Dana, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Smith was very estimable woman. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon from her late home in MOnson at 2. 30, and the burial will be in the No. I cemetery in that town.
 The tournament at the Tufts alleys closed last Saturday. The events, prizes and winners follow: Individ- nal three-string, prizes $2, l.5O, $I, 5Oc-T. Jacobsen, BOA; H. Pin ney, 291; H. Hansen, PSI; O. Pin ney and Atchinson tied at PTS for fourth place. Fiye-string champion ship cup, given by Tufts alleys, won by Mir. Atchinson. Thirty ball con- test, prize, cup -H H. Pinney and R. M. Fisk tied at 23. Two-men team, prizes $6, $5, $4, $3, $3, $3, $3, $2, g, g, g, g, $1, $1, $1, $1, $1, $1, $1-A. Lee, H. Pinney, 6O9; H. Hansen, E. Reynolds, sos; J. Monti, E. Tufts, sos; H. Pinney, H. Han- sen, 597; E. Reynolds, H. Pinney, 597; T. Buckle, H. Pinney, 593; A. Lee, E. Tufts, 59s; O. Brown, H. Pinney, 59l; B. Mullins, H. Pin ney, 5s5; P. DaDalt, H. Kinney, 5S4; T. Yare, H. Pinney, 5sO; T. Yare, E. Tufts, 577; T. Jacobsen, E. Tufts, STA; J. Cote, E. Tufts, 571; !; H. Pinney, E. Tufts, 571; Atchinson, E. Reynolds, 571 M. Turschman, B. Mullins, 57O; J. Cote, H. Pinney, 57O. Three-men team, prizes $9, S7, $6, $5, $4, $3, $S, $3, $2, g, @, $1.5O, $1.5O, $1, $1, $1, $1, &I, $ls 4l- n. Eluu6ys 10. muA4lnS, V. Pinney, 9O5; P. DaDalt, R. Fisk, E. Tufts, S97; H. Pinney, R. Fisk, H. Hansen, s97; H. Pinney, R. Fisk, A. Snow, s92; H. Pinney, E. Rey- holds, B. Mullins, s9O, H. Pinney, T. Jacobsen, B. Mullins, sSO; H. Pinney, P. DaDalt, B. Mullins, S79; H. Pinney, R. Fisk, W. Ramsey, S71; E. Reynolds, A. Lee, E. Tufts, S7O; A. Snow, j. Cote, E. Tufts, s6s; H. Hansen, E. Reynolds, B. Mullins, S66; 0. Pinney, E. Reynolds, R. Fisk, 566; H. Hansen, E. Jacobsen, E. Tufts, s66; H. Pinney, R. Fisk, E. Tufts, s65; O. Pinney, E. Key holds, P. DaDalt, s65; H. Pinney, K. Reynolds, O. Brown, 858; Potter, R. Fisk, H. Pinney, s5S; R. Fisk, H. Hansen, E. Tufts, s56; T. Yare, o. Pinney. H. Pinney, s55. Highest single, E. Tufts, 132; high three strings, Fl. Pinney, 33O.