The Press., 1915-10-06
FAIR NOTES.

FAIR NOTES. \ Season and reserved seat tickets on sale at James warren's store to-mer- row morning.
 Preparations are about completed for the big fair, and with good weather there will be crowds of people here next week.
 Owing to unavoidable complications Nels Nelson will not fly at the Stafford fair, and the management will either get another aviator or put some other good act in it's place.
 One of the things that fair attend ants like is good dinner at a reason able price. The local association will provide for this desire on the part of the public. O. D. Richardson Of Sturbridge, a man of experience, has been engaged to come here and take charge of the dining hall. A good dinner will be provided for 50 cents.
 Entries are coming in fast for the four track events which will be held at the local fair on Wednesday. Relay teams from Rockville, Monson, New Haven and Stafford are already entered and several more are expected to compete The town boys are working hard and the relay trial will be run off this week, and the team chosen from wm. Carey. Jos. Leturey, R. Murray, Patrick Costello and Jos Fitzpatrick. Track practice for all candidates at , o'clock tomorrow. Prizes will be on exhibition in Hanley's window this week.
 Mrs. l.. D Gary has purchased new 1916 Overland car.
 The new board of selectmen meet to-day for organization.
 Mrs. H. E. Newton of Barre is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L. Burr.
 John Burr has returned to his home after spending the summer in Barre, Mass.
 Mrs. M. J. Leach of Barre, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Mclaughlin.
 Reuben Converse is building al small addition to his residence on Highland Terrace.
 Judge Joel H. Reed will go to Waterbury tomorrow to officiate at the October term of superior court.
 Miss Margaret Rafftery has resigned her position as teacher in grade l B. and will study to be trained nurse
 M. P. J. Walker reserved building lot when he sold his home place and has commenced the construction of bungalow.
 The firemen will have a dance at the German hall on Westford avenue the first night of the fair. Woods orchestra will furnish music. Tickets, 25 cents.
 The first team will play the Glyn- vile team on the Hyde park grounds Saturday afternoon, weather per- mitting. The teams were to meet
  ponement necessary.
 There will be a dance at St. Ed | wards hall next Wednesday evening | with music by Lynoh's orchestra. The committee in charge includes James Buokwheat, Freeman Gilman and Edward Mooney.
 The Stafford Candy Kitchen will have their opening in the new Stengle block on Saturday if the glass for the windows arrives in time John Bourgeois and A. Strazza are ready to move in as soon as the block is ready. The new stores present very tasty appearance.
 There will be an entertainment and | dance at St. Edwards hall next Tues day evening given by the Lotus Musical company of Rockville. There | will be concert by talented singers followed by dance. Percy l.. Cooley, | baritone, who is one of the soloists, | has been heard here with much | pleasure several times. Music for | dancing will be furnished by Lynch's orchestra.
 Miss Aurora Cini and Emilio Pradel | were united in marriage Monday, Sept 27, by Rev Felix J. O'Neil at St. Edwards church. 2. Miss Victoria | R. Serafin was bridesmaid and Robert | Lazzarin was best man. After the ceremony \ bounteous wedding break fast was served to forty guests at the home of the bride. They were presented with many gifts. including silver and china ware. On their return Friday, after week s wedding trip to Vermont, about twenty friends | of MT. and Mrs. Pradel gave them a | reception and tin shower at the home of the brides parents where they will make their tempOrary home