The Press., 1916-04-26
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 There was no school Good Friday
 in any of the schools in town.
 Howard Penny is home from Penn sylyania university for the Easter
 vacation.
 Fred Novogroski has bought the tenement house on Grant avenue occupied by Louis Melbourne and
 William Lindner
 A son, Frank Edgar, was born to MT. and Mrs E. l. Bishop in
 whipple, R. l., April 18th, and grandson to F. O. Prouty of this place.
 There are more than 200 uu- registered dogs in town. They should bA registered on or before May Ist 10 avoid the payment of sn additional dollar.
 John Shea has sold to John E. and Francis J. Fitzpatrick a nine acre tract of land bordering on the Central Vermont railroad on the road to Forestville. Messrs Fitzpatrick plan to at once set out seedling pines on the land
 All the members of the Staffor'l Duckpin league. which concluded it's fifteen week schedule several weeks ago, sst down to 8 banquet in the Springs house Thursday evening. There were guests of the Tufts alleys management. The banquet was & big success.
 Next Wednesday at 30 o'clock will occur the May dinner served annually by the Ladies' Aid society of the M E. church Following the dinner from 45 to 7.45 the new pastor and his wife, Rev aud Mrs Oscar J Aldrich, will receive and it is hoped that all members and friends of the church will take thIs opportunity of meeting the pastor and his wife. During the evening there will be readings by Mrs. Arthur J. Lee, violin solos by Russell Keeney of Rockville and vocal selections by Mrs T. F. Mullen. There will be the usual sale of fancy articles, home- made candy and sslted peanuts. Ad- mission, 35 cents.
 On Memorial day morning the Stafford Athletic association will conduct what promises to be a big athletic meet. The games will be run under A A. U. rules and will be open to all amateurs in this section that are members of the association. Any amateur may join without ex- pense by signing the constitution and bylaws of the organization. The primes set aside are: First place, a | six-inoh silver cup; second, third and fourth, ribbons. There will be no entry fee The events number 12, being classified as follows: Events open to high schools, 100 yard dash, 22O yard dash, half mile run. one nile relay; events open to all mem- ,ers, 1OO-yard dash, 22O-yard dash, I 'alf-mile run, one mile run, shot-put, I road jump, high jump. fraternal nile relay. The track committee look ( onward to a big list of entrants. The ,asy method of entry, involving no expense, and the prizes will appeal. they think.
 Everything is in readiness for the of the Junior Cabaret" in St. Edwards hall Friday evening Eight specialties are listed on the | poster and from what is being said the "Cabaret" should serve to show | that the school has considerable talent along this line. The program is: Shepherd and Johnson, black-faoed comedians, in ''The Coon Greek Courtship;" Miss Marion Butterfield, Stafford highs most fascinating singer; J.K. Converse. in his original monologue; Fletcher and Ladish in their skit, "A Little Bit of Nonsense, Y" clever pair (incidently built after the manner of Bud Fishers we'll | known ''men'O; Miss Edith Tonon in | her rendition of "An Old Sweetheart | of Mine;" Miss Marion Jones in her | character song and the popular school | Quartet; David Shepherd in his song that should please. Reserved seats go on sale tomorrow morning at 8 | o'clock at James warren's There will be dancing after the presentation Woods orchestra will play.