The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1915-11-17

Miss Florence Garvais has resigned
her position in the Robertson store
Miss Maryon Barrows of New
Haven, Vt , is the guest of Miss Hazel
Onmins
John Arnold and daughter, Miss
Amy, start to-day for Lynn Haven,
Fla where they will remain for the
winter.
The sophomores had it on the jun.
contest in borough hall, Is to 8. The
pass work of the sophomores featured
tire clash. 1t was the first of series
of matches between the classes
Regular meeting Onneco Tribe. l.
O. R M, Thursday evening. On
Saturday evening, big delegation
of the local tribe will go to Torring-
ton to attend the fair of Mohawk
Tribe, I. .. R M. The trip will
be made in three automobile trucks.
James Campo has bought the Rock.
we'll lot between the Baker and
Warren blocks on Main street 1t is
his intention to develop his bottling
business, but he is not in position
as yet to give details relative to the
size and kind of building he expects
to have erected.
There will be a union meeting in
rhe Congregational church on Sunday
evening at 6. 40, to hear an address
h college president from India on
missionary work in that country.
FRY. W M zuinbr is American
by birth and citizenship and has givon
his life for the millions of India.
The Agora literary society of the
high school had it's first meeting Fri.
day evening in the home of Principal
Frederic S Gorham Mr. Juhb of
Porto Rico gave an informal talk on
the islands stressing what the United
States has accomplished there in an
industrial aud moral sense. Pictures
passed around served to convey more
vividly what he said Other SUBJ
jects, hinging on the welfare of the
society,", were given consideration.
The meeting was decided success
and the interest manifested would
seemingly foreshadow the permanency
of the organization as an altogether
desirable addition to the local in
stitution
The following books have been
added to the library and will be ready
or circulation Thursday: Penelope's
Postscript, K. D. Wiggin; K, M. R.
Rinehart; Somewhere in France,
R H. Davis; Mr.. Bingle, G. B.
MoCutcheon; Heart of the Sunset,
Rex Beach; Open Market, J. D.
Bacon; Over Paradise Ridge, M. T.
Davies; Prudence of the Parsonage,
Ethel Hueston; The Nurses Story,
Adele Bleneau; Little Miss Crouch,
S. Fl. Adams; Money Master, Gilbert
Parker; Felix O'Day, F. Fl. Smith !;
Story of Julia Page, Kathleen Norris i;
Hempield, David Grayson; Research
Magnificent, H. G. Wells; Tom Jones,
Henry Fielding.
Two cases were disposed of Monday
morning in the borough court by
Judge William H. Heald and Pros e.
cutting Attorney Robert H. Fisk
Seranfia Bacohoiohi was hailed in
by Game Warden Plumb charged
with having resisted the latter in the
performance of his office on Sunday
afternoon. Pleading guilty he drew
fine of 81 and costs making a total
of ST. 26 Frank Brunello was charged
with having been hunting on the
| forbidden day of the seven He toe
pleaded guilty and got a fine of $40
and costs, being obliged to pay $26. 81
in all. Game Warden Plumb said
Sunday was one of the worst in his
experience in SO far as the number OF
hunters were concerned. Several OF
them got away.
Only eighteen voters took interest
enough to attend the citizens Dor ougl
caucus on Monday night. Enos E.
Penny was chairman and George
Siswick clerk. The nominations were
all made by acclamation without
opposition. @. H. Meyers and @. P.
Hodgson, who have served faithfully
for number of terms as burgesses
declined re nom nation The follow
ing ticket was nominated: Warden
ii. M Leach; burgesses for two years
L. H. Stevens, Henry Wise, r. W
Ellis; clerk and treasurer, W. H
Heald; collector. Patrick j. Murray
bailiff, T. j. Hay yes; assessors, Fl
o. Butterfeld, E. K. Taft, @. Fl
Moore; board of relief, H. s. Abel
Anthony Adams, G. j. Frazier
registrars, George Siswick, P. J
Murray. Lott O'Halloran aud Georg
; Siswick we're reelected borough com
mittee.
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