The Press., 1914-05-20

MT. and Mrs. WladastaV Zapenski have a son born Sunday.
 MT. and sMrs. Daniel o. Rogers have been visiting friends in town this week.
 | Wm. Johnson of Hampden and A. L Johnson of Ludlow were in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Brown and daughter, Barbara, were at Bristol over Sunday.
 |, | Miss F. Eunice Bradway is acting as substitute in the first grade of the local public schools.
 John J. Quinn has bought two houses on Prospect street from the George O. Parkess estate.
 There is some talk of celebration for July 4th, but no definite plans have yet been formulated.
 Miss Isabelle Russell and Miss Mary Russell have gone for a two-weeks' visit with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
 The Stafford high school baseball team will play the Enfield high team on Hyde Park next Monday afternoon at 8. 30. t
 Samuel Kuslansky will make the alterations on his Main street block as soon as plans and specifications are completed.
 | Preparations for starting the Or cuttville mill are being made, and the mill will probably be in operation on Monday.
 At the next meeting of the Stafford Business Mems association the matter of summer half holidays for the stores will be decided.
 The Queen Esthers with Mrs. Fred Hirsch and the Standard Bearers with Mrs. E. K. Taft had very enjoyable meetings last evening.
 Wm. Wynings is laid up at his home as the result of an accident yes- terday He was kicked by a horse and run over by the wagon.
 The new owners of the Mineral Spring site received their deed yester- day, The work of clearing up will begin immediately, Samuel Kuslansky having the contract.
 The Mothers Jewels" with their parents and friends. will be enter tained by their superintendent, Mrs. Eugenia 0. Mathews. at the Metho- dist church this evening.
 pr. James Stretch is in New Haven attending the annual meeting of the state medical society as a delegate from the Holland county association. He will be absent to-day and to-mor- TOW.
 The Knights of Pythias had a large attendance at their open meeting last Friday evening. Features of the oc- casion were readings by Miss Ruth Dunman and songs by Mrs. T. F. Mullen.
 The tie for second place between the Warrens and Merchants in the | bowling leaRue was rolled of last Wednesday evening. The Warrens won two straight. giving them sec- ond place.
 F. H Baker has sold through the Samuel Kuslansky agency a four-tene- ment house near the Methodist church | to Max Lohse and two small houses | on West Main street to Mrs. Herman | Turschmann.
 It has been decided to move the | tank house, where the engines take | water on the O. ", from it's present | location to the south end of the yard, | near the Fabyan mill. The work | will be done sometime after July 1st. l
 Martin J. Brown of staffordville has installed telephone at his resi- dence,. Staffordville, 33-12. Austin Witt at Stafford Hollow and Frederick Hirsch of the borough have applica- ions in. District Contract Agent J. E. Robbins of tue company was in town yesterday.
 George J. Gary has sold his interest in the Standard card clothing busi- ness to Lincoln Luce of Niantic. MT. Gary will give his full attention to his other interests. Victor J. Bisso- nette will continue to look after the manufacturing end and the new part ner will attend to the selling end
 The game of ball last Saturday with the Criterians of Hartford proved an interesting contest. Wise was in extra good form and struck out II | men. Guilman starred at center field, taking a difficult chance and | with perfect throw to second com pleting a sensational double play. | The Staffords won to 2.
 Thomas Hisgen of the Four Broth CTS oil company was in town Monday | and cut the price of oil and gasolene | cent gallon. A representative of the Standard Oil company intimates that this is not the last word on the | matter, and preliminary steps have been taken for opening a garage here for Standard oil products.
 Ernest D. Royce of Somers worth, N. H., was at his home here over Sunday. MT. Royce went to Somers- worth to act as superintendent of ten-set mill, and has since been pro- noted to agent. A. O.. Brooks is with ] MT. Royce in charge of the oaAee, and Fred Sault, who w@g formerly boss weaver at tbS Faulkner mill, has similsT position at Somersworth. Stafford.
 Auction sale of farm machinery, tools and household furniture at the Keefep place West-Main street, Stafford Springs, on | Saturday at p. m.
 Mrs. Julia Johnson is spending fam runokr .rikh Mrn Inrnrnno Ornutk