The Press., 1915-03-31

and New Hampshire on business
 trip.
 | Bernard Mullins is working a few
 hours a day at the Fabyan Woolen
 Go. offices as stenographer.
 A Dodge touring car has been de- lliyered to Frank Smith through the agency of the Hudson garage.
 I MT. and Mrs. Samuel Katowitz (nee Elizabeth Kuslansky) have returned
 from their bridal tour and will reside l with MT. and Mrs. Samuel Kuslansky.
 Himie Kuslansky and Samuel
 Katowitz will in the future manage
 Samuel Kuslansky's store, and MT.
 Kuslansky will devote all his time to
 the real estate business.
 At the regular meeting of the school committee Monday evening a committee consisting of M. D. lO'Connell, Rev. P. V. Norwood and IF. J. Glover was appointed. to in-
 vestigate the advisibility of appoint ing a superintendent of schools, the probable cost and to report on same at | the next meeting.
 l The cottages of R. w. Smith 0.
 E. Butterfield and Christopher Allen at Crystal Lake were broken into | sometime last week. Entrance was gained by breaking the glass in the windows, but the thieves were evil dently frightened away before they secured anything of value. The case is in the hands of detective, who is now working on it.
 l The grand opening on Monday of the new Hudscn garage makes an epoch in the matter of public con- venience in automobile garages throughout the state It is the con- sensus of opinion of people who have come here to see the garage, that it surpasses anything of it's kind in the state.. There are quite few entries for the parade to be held Monday | embraces the surrounding villages, and all owners of cars are invited to participate, the parade starting at | 10 o'clock A demonstration will take cars for which the garage has the agency will be shown Dancing will take place in the evening, and the public is cordially invited to attend | the opening.
 One of the saldest and most pathetic accidents that has happened in the borough was the drowning in the pond at Hyde Park Thursday afternoon of Dorothy Edith and Agnes Emma, aged 6 and 4 years respectively, daughters of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wood. The little girls had left their home in the stone house on Main street only short time before. The mother missing the children started out to find them and met little boy who had been with them and he told her that one of her girls was in the seeing one of the little girls in the water was able to reach her from the wall around the pond, but was unable to pull the body out until Mrs. J. A. Mix. who had been summoned helped her. Then the other girl was discovered in the water and was pulled out with the aid of a cane. Dr. Bard soon arrived and efforts were made to resuscitate the, children without success. It is thought that the children were in the water from twenty minutes to half an hour before they were removed. The chill dren were probably playing along the bank and one fell in and later the other one evidently also fell in while trying to help her sister. It was very un- fortunate that no enc was near at the time or heard any cries. The boy was probably too small to realize the situation serious, and evidently thought their mother was the only one to notify. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church on Saturday morning, and many sorrowing and sympathizing friends attended. The burial was in St. Edwards cemetery The bearers were Walter Hanley, William Taylor and Wilfred Woods fur little Dorothy, while Medolf and Fred Pelchier, Francis Murray and Louis Ramsey acted in similar capacity for Agnes, the younger.
 Stafford Athletic Association Notes: | At representative gathering of townspeople on last Wednesday night the Baseball association was dissolved and the Stafford Athletic association formed. The constitution and by laws of the new association in brief are as follows: The aim and object | of this association shall be to promote | and foster good clean out t.door sport | in all its branches. The duties of the president consist of calling meetings, being chairman of all committees for | each branch of sport and having general supervision of the association The secretary treasurer keeps all rec ords of meetings, collections and dis bursements, each sport having a seperate cash account. The board of directors shall have general super vision of the affairs of the association. Each special committee shall have charge of their branch of sport. These committees shall elect one of their member as active field manager, they shall also pick squad who in turn will elect a captain. The manager and captain will have charge of each team. All teams shall consist of I Stafford boys All athletics will be run on strictly amateur basis. The following officers were elected !: President, finders Jacobsen; secretary and treasurer, Walter Parkhurst; i; directors, O. B. Pinney, o. R. New ton, B. P. Cooley, James Warren,