The Press., 1916-11-23

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 Mrs, M. A.. Harris and Miss Ells Foster are spending the week ir Boston. ........ ZEE .... ..-
 Mrs.. J. M. Horniss of Narragansett Pier is guest of Miss Mary Howard.
 E. L.. Burr spent a. few days thii week in, New Haven on a businesl trip. s,- a s ts;3I2 <yA$Hc.ts %ee .saIeesas
 0. H Moore & Go. are Installing a new ten ton Fairbanks scales in the rear of their office building on Willing
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 The sixinoh steel bar which holds up B Gary 6 Sons scales was broken in two Wednesday morning letting. the top down and putting the scales out of commission. < =
 Miss Mildred Larson, formerly. o1 this town, was united in marriage at | l 1O 80 this morning by the Rev.. N. w.. Heermans to Geo. N., Sieger of New Jersey. Miss Larson was ao. compapied here by her, sister, Miss Karna Larson, and Miss Mabel Nelson of Hartford. .-t .za~.. ,.:..,..
 The borough caucus was held last evening and there were only sa five voters present. George Siswick acted as chairman and sLewis.4 MoLaughlin clerk. The following nominations were made: Warden, J. M. Leach {: burgesses for two years, A. ". Kings, bury, E. E. Penny, Donald D. .Miteh
 ell; clerk and. treasurer, W.H Heald 1; oolleptor, P. J. . Murray; bailiff, Thomas Hayes; assessors. H. O. But. ! terfeld, finders Jacbosen, F. M. Bar. rett; board of relief, G L. Dennis, ' Anthony Adams, G. J. Frazier; reg istrars, Geo Siswick. F. J Murray. The above are all re nominations with i, two exceptions. D. D. Mitchell takes the place of A. I. Mitchell who re- fused to stand for another term, and G. L.: Dennis who fills vacancy on the board of relief caused by the death of H. s. Abel. The borough election will be held Monday, Dec. II. The old borough committee. Lott O'Hal= lorana and Geo. Siswiok, was re- elected. '".'' . ''.- -. - .s.s-
 The 4Polygiot society of Stafford Springs has engaged St Edwards hall in which to hold "The Fair Cf All Nations,'' on thesfirst three even- ings of next week. The fair will close Thanksgiving eve. A Il the lan. guages spoken in town will be repre- scented. 4,.. The 1talian band will open the, festivities, W ith a fine concert Mons. day evening, supplimented' by Woods orchestra. /. Lynch s orchestra will provide the music for Tuesday even. ing. Woods: will follow on Wsdnes. day evening The stage program will include the flags. the airs, the songs of all local races and. d.the union of all around the stars and stripes. s:, The following gentlemen form the com. mittee in charge of the fair: Pres. ident, Henry Wise;@ vice president James J. Sullivan; secretary, Peter Rondeau; treasurer, Patrick Costello; executive committed, John Argeuta, Hilary Hodkowski, Frank Scott, Will liam Baldwin, Antony Bala h, 5.tWiI-' liam J. Delligan, John, W y tas, John Bardner. Among the useful articles on sale will be 100 dressed chickens ready for .ithe Thanksgiving oven. Admission, 10 cents. Dancing 5. cents figure. .-~'... ~:~@ <.:-, . sr a,it,;s Stafford. #
 Rufus Witt, eighty -four years old fell last week and cracked the hip bone. ' '+' '. if! ~:& F MT. and Mrs. E.. O. Piuney were the guests last week of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of Bridgeport. ''s''S
 Special meeting of w olcott lodge. this evening. Work on M M. degree on two candidates. Ionic lodge has been invited.
 Ipyitatiopss are .nows out for the annual grange dance, Thanksgiving evening. ,t,a It is announced that, music will be furnished by Woods orchestra of four pieces. and that coats will be check ed free of charge. 9
 Miss Flora Rabideau and James Vail were quietly married at the St.. Edwards rectory last Monday even. ing by Rev. Felix O'Neil.. The bride has been lifelong resident of the town and she has the best wishes of her many friends. MT. and Mrs. Vail will make their home in Hartford.
 The local school has been very fortunate during the past week. Mrs. F. J. Glover gave the school an ex oellent. instrumental record for the school grafanola and Miss Mary Smith. has expressed her well known interest in our young people by presenting to. the grammer room. a, practically new organ which is received with. much. enthusiasm. ;: a - .5.s- ,
 ," StaHordville. :>,.-': :. Martin. Brown has accepted a posi- :, tien in the New City mill. Miss Bertha l.. Belcher, who has been quite ill, is oonvaiesoing.
 MT. and Mrs, 70. L Turner are entertaining his mother, Mrs. Turner, for the winter months.
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