The Press., 1915-09-01
Miss Elsie Grundy is visiting in

\ miss EAsio 1Iuuuy is NisibiuS II Springfield for a week.
 There will be a meeting of Winte post Saturday afternoon at 2. 30.
 Miss Viola Pagan of Pasooag, R. I. is the guest of Miss Anna Gi1ligan. | Mrs. J. H. Fox with her nephew Mir. Hyde. and family of Hartford, il at Fenwick. F-
 Miss Mary MoCarthy of the dress mak ing firm of Hassett 6 MoCarthy is spending a vacation in Westerly R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler have returned from a visit to Greenfield, Mass, and a trip over the Mohawk trail.
 The Stafford Candy Kitchen, now located at the old Pero stand, is tC have a store in the new block as soor as it is completed.
 Misses Hattie and Ann MoCulloof are in Erie, Penn, and will attend their brothers wedding E in New Castle next Wednesday. Arthur Melbourne and Theodore Morrall will leave the last of the week for a vacation trip to Washing. ton, Virginia and North Carolina.
 Rev. l.. Rees, Mrs. Rees and Mrs. J. H. Fox were guests of Rev. Marian Jones at Canterbury last week. MT. Rees preached there a week ago Sum- day.
 Miss Carrie Remmert is taking a vacation of one week from her duties in the Ho ward dry goods store and is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Clark, of Worcester. Attorney M. D O'Connell attended the meeting of the county health officers at Savin Rock last Friday. He went from there to Crescent Beach and remained over Sunday. Grace Church Notes: Services will be resumed on Sunday with full choir. Holy communion and sermon at II. 80. followed by Sunday school. Evening service will be resumed the third Sunday in September.
 Wm. A. Irving, secretary of the Hartford Mutual Insurance company, with his wife is spending few days at the Springs house. Mrs. Irving was formerly Miss Lilla Foster and has many local friends and acquaint- ances.
 The borough highway committee are negotiating with the O. V. rail road to improve the crossing near Smith 6 Cooley's The road has agreed to place rails at the crossing which will be great improvement over present conditions.
 George Knight was before the borough court yesterday charged with drunkenness, assault and breach of the peace He was found guilty and sentenced to 12O days at Holland. Judge Heald suspended sentence pending good behavior.
 The 29th reunion of the Chaffee family was held at Forest Lake last At the business meeting Francis Chaffee was elected president and Bert Chaffee secretary, both of this town. It was voted to have the | .916 reunion at Forest Park.
 One hundred and fourteen 40 candle | tights have been placed in different | ,arts of the borough. The Main | treet lights have not been placed yet | IS there has been a delay in the | arrival of fixtures, but it is expected | they will be burning in few days. The Newport excursion last Thurs day drew heavily all along the line. There were TAP tickets sold out of an allowance of 800 made for the One hundred and twenty people too the train at this station, the larger percentage being local people.
 Rufus Woodward, a travelling sales man of Worcester, made an unusual find yesterday near the Staffordville reservoir when he noticed two large tires beside the road. The tires were S7x5 and nearly new. He brought them to the office of Smith 6 Cooley.
 The Stafford Springs Italian band will render the following program at Hyde Park Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock:
 l-Symphony- y-march-Glory to the Art,
 SBRACoIA. lNew).
 s-Quartet from Opera, "Lucia di hammer
 moor" DOMZETTI.
 soloists: Sig. L. Baldracchi, cornet; P. Pas
 qualin, tenor; J. Carocari, baritone; L. Biz,
 bass. (New).
 S-Quickstep U Orient. (New1, TILLIARD. 4-Spanish Love Sorg, FALvo.
 Duet for cornet and trombone. (By rrquest). 5-Intermezzo from "Cavalleria usticana,"
 MAscAGM. (By request.
 6-March, 1.-The Laurels," SBRACCIA.
 The same program will be rendered Monday night at Crystal Lake.