The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1916-03-08

A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs William Roche at Forestville.
The Stafford Ministerial association
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Rev.
and Mrs. 4. Rees. z.s1
Miss Anna sheehan of. Springfield
was the week END guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John #. Yare.
The monthly meeting of the Stafford
Business Mems ASSOCIATIONS was post
,poned from Monday evening until
this evening.
Help in the Orcuttville mill were
given an enforced halliday vacation
Wednesday afternoon because of the
Breaking of the main shaft in the
weaving department. r.
Miss Hazel Comins. tooE up her
duties Monday as teacher of the
seventh grade of the localIschool, a
position left vacant by the resignation
OF Miss Ella Connors.
At the regular meeting of Myriad
Rebekah lodge next Wednesday even
ing the grand officers Of the assem- mbly
will be present. There will sbe init
alton. Supper will be served at $50
o'clock.
The Boy Sconts met Mt the home of
the scout master, Frederick Hirsch,
last Saturday, and rehearsed q, play
DO be presented in the M. e. church
,later. The boys have secured the
services OF asprofessional coach.
George Panciera has opened his
saloon in Bidorini's block. the County
Comm issioners having granted him
the transfer of his license from the
Kane building which was burned
recently. He opened in his new
location Saturday.
Frank Wsbber announces the follow.
ing as his ssstay there" hours in the
Central Vermont railway station for
Western Union service and other
duties: Week days, 7.45 a.. m. to
7.45 p. m. holidays, z 45t to 10. 80
a. m. and 6 p m. to z p. m.; Sun.
days, g. 80 to 10 a. M , and to ).
p. m.
Jumping from an embankment onto
the ice of the Orcuttville pond in an
effort to escape q pack of dogs that
was chasing it, young doe early
Wednesday afternoon broke it's shonl-
der. William spelmanr near whose
home the incident occurred, drove the
logs Off and tried to get in touch with
Game Warden Frank 81: Plnmb to
find ont if the animal should DE shot.
Mr.. Plumb could notSs be found
Advice was then sought Of Judge W.
4. Heald. He advised that the deer
oe shot. Ray Irons shot. it. ]
Smith & Cooley have the plans
lbout completed and expect to start
work soon on an addition to their
River street plant. The new build.
ng will be of modern freproof brick
md concrete construction about 6Ox65
eet, two stories and hasesnent and
will connect directly with their
resent brick building used as an office
md storage building. The new build
ng will include two modern well
lighted sorting rooms, and will also
,royide additional storage to meet
he rapidly increasing wool waste
apartment OF the business. The
york will be done by local contractors.
Compensation Comm issioner Dono-
,ue of the Second Congressional Dis
riot gave his finding Monday in the
ase Of Estin Belcher of Staffordville
gainst Benjamin Campo. who carries
liability insurance with the Aetna
insurance company. Mr.. sBelcher
ought compensation because of the
leath Of his son, David, last summer
n the Staffordville reservoir while
,e was in the employ Of Mr.. Campo.
Jommi Missioner Donohue's decision
lives Mr.. Belcher compensation Of IS
or 312 weeks and 500 for funeral
expenses, making the total 81. $3.50.
PARTIAL dependency of Mr.. Belcher
m the earnings Of his son was found
~ Commissioner Donohue.
The Silent Trio took two points
rom the Scouts Saturday afternoon at
he s. Y. M. O. The score:
Silent Trio.
4. Ambaoh, 86 los ia 3O5
!. Levene, 1O2 1O2 1O1- 3O5
{. Campo, lot ia 1870 BAL
295 32l 335 951
Scouts.
F. Whitaker, 9S 81 134- S26
F. Tonoi. 80 90 o. 266
+. Panciera, 80 50 10 204
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267 281 337 8s5 |
Manager T. Campo would like TO
get q good fast team to bowl. them at
khe 8. z. M. O. any Thursday night. |