The Press., 1914-04-29

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday.
 W. J. Hanley is in Boston on busi- ness trip.
 There will be regular meeting of the Rebekah's next Wednesday even- ing.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance at Wales Saturday even- ing.
 Timothy O'Grady has returned from the hospital and has made good recovery.
 Richard Warrington of Hartford has taken a position as manager at the Springs house.
 Adelbert Needham, Jr.. of Burling- ton, Vt, was aE his home here, Satur- day and Sunday
 Mrs. W. E. Benton returned yester- day from a hospital in Hartford where she has been for an operation.
 The household furniture of Emile King, in the Harwood block, will be sold at auction on Saturday at p. m
 There will be a meeting of Winter Post G. A. R., Saturday afternoon at 2SO to perfect arrangements for Memorial day.
 There are still about 125 dogs unli oensei in town which will make things lively at the office of the town clerk, as the time expires May Ist.
 Romano Serafin has still improved his metal railroad tie He now has it perfected to use on switches and can also be used on elevated tracks. The improvements are covered by patents.
 The case of John W. Schofield against Julius O. Browning of Staff fordville, action of account, is to come before the borough court next Thursday. Attorney Fisk is for the plaintiff and Attorney O'Connell for the defendant.
 trip to New York on Friday, leaving here on the '. .2O a. m. car. Those desiring to join the party will be very welcome and are asked to signify their intention to the principal at once, so that the necessary arrangements can be made.
 The arrangements for the May ball, Friday evening by the F. B. l.. are nearly complete. The hall will be beautifully decorated with the colors of the order-blue, garnet, yellow and white. Woods orchestra will play the latest and most popular music. | T. P. Jenkins, prompter. Committees | are Edgar J. Young, chairman, Rose Potter, Della Collett, Florence Gar vais, Carl Woods and Willfred Sa- bourine.
 The Boys club win close for the summer, tomorrow evening after successful season. The club was out of commission for about six weeks on account of the fire and small pox scare, but the rest of the time the ad- vantages of the room were thoroughly enjoyed. The directors of the club will hold a meeting at the store of G. H. Baker 6 Co.,, next Monday evening to hear reports and transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
 The senior class of the high school announces the date of it's play May 12th, at St. Edwards hall, and May 18th at Stafford Hollow. Sheridan's colonial play, "The Rivals" will be presented with the following cast Sir Anthony Absolute, Henry Pease; Capt Jack Absolute, Bernard Mullins; Faulkland, William Lougheed; Bob Acres, Kingsley Converse; Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Leo Fletcher; Flag, Rich ard Murray; David, Frank Johnson; Boy, Edward Ladish; Mrs. Malaprop, Julia Simons; Lydia Languish, Hattie Lee; Julia, Lucy Alden; Lucy, Irene Murray.
 Next week is cleanup week and the committee in charge are completing preparations. This committee includes OF. Beckwith in the east part of the | borough, Richard Ellis in the center and James Sheppard in the west dis trict. The committee is prepared to remove all debris at cost, and if own- CTS of places will notify them, teams will be sent. An early notification will be appreciated as the work can be planned better. A small appropriation sS Ink provided for. The cooperation of all citizens is asked for by the committee so that the work may be thoroughly done.