The Press., 1915-06-23
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Excursion for Harvard-Yale boat rae, June 9. See adv't on page2
 Regular meeting of Baker Chapter O. E. S., this evening.
 There will be a meeting of Vim. Horton camp, Sons of Veterans shi: evening.
 wilfred Eaton is home from the Worcester Teck for the summer vacation.
 Cyrus Ramsdell has returned from a short visit with his brother, Isaac Ramsdell, of Monson.
 Miss Alice Abel is home for tn" summer on q vacation from her duties as a teacher in Danielson.
 Noel Pease is confined to his home by an attack of pleurisy. F. Il. Spell man is taking his place in the Eaton drug store during his absence.
 Owing to the illness of her mother, Miss Stella Bartlett is taking few days from her duties at the Robertson store. and Mrs. Timothy Grady is substituting
 The Fabyau offices are in the hands of the decorators. Steam heat is to be added to all the offices in the bank building as we'll as Ill the lodge rooms ou the third floor.
 Bernard Mullins, who has been worki ing spare time in the office of the Fabyan Woolen company, will take a permanent position on the office force after this week.
 John Sena has a bad cut over his eye as a result of trying to ride a motorcycle standing up. Monday afternoon he ran into the curb and got bad fall He was attended by Dr. Hanley.
 Goods consigned to Anders Jacobsen, the druggist. ale coming through adorned with ''Black Hand" signs. MT. Jacobsen will lose no sleep if the society confines it's activities to the plan already adopted.
 The excursion to New London Fri day for the Harvard Yale boat race is one of the most attractive the Central Vermont ever ran for this annual event. The fare for the round trip is but SIPS, and this includes trip up the harbor on the steamer Adiron- dack, from which a good view of the race can be obtained.
 The following have been perfect in attendance in grade IV for the term: Percy Bolieau. Josephine Brad ley, Otto Bressan, Arthur BrntIeur, Doris Butterfeld, Jennie Campo, Anna Cashmier, Elsie Edwards, Elio Fontanella, Elizabeth Fraser, Mary Frances Frazer, Bruno Frasinelli, Dorothy Johnson, Chester Lynch, Christina Mattesen, Walter Martin, Bruno Piccin, Mildred Schofield, Antonio Schotta, Lynwood Smith, AuelIo Tiziani, Frieda Turschman. Percy Bolieau, Jennie Campo, Otto Bressan, Walter Martin, Bruno Piocin and Angelo Tiziani have been perfect in attendance for the year.
 The overseers of the Rho1e Island Worsted Co.,, were entertained at wissel's College Point, Long Island, N. Y, last Saturday by Henry w. T. Mali & Go. at their annual outing. A tour of New York city was made by auto 'buss in the morning, thence to Wissel's, where luncheon was served After luncheon a very exciting ball game between the Cotton Warps and All Wool was indulged in and resulted in a victory for the former by a score of 9 to s. Athletic events took up the remainder of the day, MT. Kaddy winning first prize in the sack race and second prize in the 100-yards dash Dinner was then served in the large hall and speeches and general good time followed.
 Mir. Editor:
 Just little space in your paper will enable me to grant the request of an unsigned letter received by me, asking to have printed the rules and regulations regarding quarantine They are as follows, taken from the laws of the state of Connecticut: Statutes of the State of Connecticut, Chapter 52, Section 2549 Quaran- tine of persons infected with con- tagious disease. Any town, city or borough health officer or board of health of a city or borough, may order any person, whom they have reasonable grounds to believe to be infected with any malignant, in- fectious, or contagious disease, into confinement in a place to be designated by them, there to remain so long as said health officer or board shall judge necessary
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