The Press., 1916-07-13
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Attilio Tonon is employed in tn
 Ellis grocery for the summer. Regular monthly meeting of tn Hospital Aid society next Tuesday af ternoon.
 Edward DeBorde is going Friday t attend for a week the optical congres at Providence, R I.
 Miss Edith Cnshman of Robertson store is spending a month at he home in East Wilmington.
 l Robert H. Fisk has gone to put l, a month at the U. s. military train ing camp at Plattsburg, N. Y.
 Mrs. Alma Royce of Woonsockss R. l.. and son, Herbert, are spending a week here as the guests of Mrs Annette Royce.
 Mrs. John Hodgson and ohildIeI are in camp at Hodgson's camp 1T Waterford. John Hodgson spent the week end with them. N | Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekaf lodge Wednesday evening. Four oandi, dates will be taken in. Officers and members are requested to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Clark have moved to Charles and George Gary < home on the Macadam road where Mrs. Clark has taken the position of housekeeper.
 Postmaster Hanley gives out the following interesting data: In 1913 parcel post packages sent from the lo- cal post office insured totaled 64.. In 1915 S96 packages sent out were insured. MT. and Mrs. Louis B. Cady of Detroit, Mise Marjorie Patcheon of Detroit and Mrs. Nellie Cady of Orange, Mass are guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Lynch. MT. and Mrs. Cady are on their wedding trip. Hiram Bates of East Nassau, N. r., and Mrs. J. Benson Fuller of Conway, Mass. were with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred W. Bates, at Stafford EStreet, the week of the 4th. Miss Emma Bates has gone to East Nassau. N. Y., for a brief visit with her brother, Hiram.
 George Siswick, purely from the standpoint of correcting mistake and not for any personal reason, informs that it was his dog "Doc'' and not Richard Valentines dog Mike { that won the dog race in uonneosion with the Fourth of July community |oelebration.
 Miss OzilGa Gilman, daughter of Joseph Gilman, and Paul J. Poisson. son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Poisson, were united in marriage at o'clock Monday morning in St. Edward s church by Rev. F. J. O'Neill, the pastor. The fathers of the participants attended them. Following the cere. mony there was reception in the Poisson home. The couple received many gifts from relatives and friends.
 With the batboy debating the ad- visibility of bagging the bats and the spectators widely oonceding that Staf- ford had annexed another win, the unlocked for came to the surface in the first half of the ninth and Staf- ford came out second Saturday after noon in it's game with the Talcottville nine on Hyde park to 5. The visi- tors went up to bat with Stafford lead. ing 5 to 3. The first man up, Burgess, went out on a ground ball, the second got to the initial sack on an error but was later thrown out at the plate on pretty peg by Gilman, the third reached the first corner on an error, then two solid smashes, single and a double, sandwitohed in with wild throwing, let in three tallies. Staf- ford went out in order in their half, Yates, playing short for the visitors, figuring in every play getting 8 put out and two assists. Curnan pitched ball good enough to win most any day and Stafford met the sphere consist ently, but it was to be that there was to be an injection of that stuff that makes the great game what it is. "You never can tell. - Score: