The Press., 1916-05-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

-s- "r FgF.T med the Italian Giants Sunday after. noon on the fair grounds II to 5.
 At a special meeting of Onnecp Tribe. I. o. R. M.. o.morrow evening at 8 o'clock in Red Mems hall, warriors degree, will be conferred on one candidate and the chiefs degree on four. There will be refreshments.
 The embargo on the Central Ver.- mont railway since Saturday., May 13, was lifted at o'clock Friday afternoon. The embargo was caused by labor difficulties among, employees on the New York docks. An agree ment has been reached with the strikers.
 ''Bar Haven, by Baker Chapter, o. E. S., was repeated in St. Edward E hall Friday evening before g good sized audience in the same excellent manner of the former presentations. The money taken in for the play and that of the selling of advertising space on the herald totals $114.. The net proceeds go into the treasury of the Stafford Young Mems club.
 Grace Church Notes: A special parish meeting will be held in the guild room Saturday at 7.3O p. m. to aot upon the resignation of the rector. Persons having articles of clothing or household linen for the missionary box to be sent to the Tennessee mountain mission should send them to Mrs. F. l. Smith before Friday. The Woman's Guild gave a supper and social for the members of the choir last evening. Services oh Sun- day as usual, at 8. 10. 80 ands6. .45. .
 A pretty wedding took place in St, Patrick s church, Thompsonvi lIs, May |9, at g. 80 o'clock when Miss Eliza beth Lucele Carey, daughter of Mrs. John Carey of Franklin street former ly of this borough married Eatle James Dupree of Philadelphia. Tlie ceremony was performed by Rev. Thomas J. Preston, pastor of the church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends of the young couple. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Tillie R Carey, and Walter E. Frech, brother in. law of the bridegroom was best man. The Lohengrin" march was played by Miss Dorilda Castonguay, organist of the church. The bride wore 8 travelling gown of imported silk graf de laundre and carried a bouquet oi bride roses. Her maid wore gown of blue silk and carried an arm bouquet of Killarney roses. The Mendelssohn march was played as the party left the church, and carriagel were in waiting to carry the bridal party. and guests to the brides home where the reception and breakfas were held. The nuptial high mas' following the marriage service wal celebrated by the pastor. After, ' wedding trip they will make theil home at 229 South Melville street il Philadelphia, and will be at hom. after June 20.
 Glynvills, also called the Smith 6 Cooley nine, on Hyde park Saturda, afternoon turned in a win over tn, All-Stafford' s by the one-sided SCOT. of 12 to 4. The ll.Stafford's cal attribute their defeat to the poor field ing game they put up, coupled witt opportune clean hitting by the viotors The Glyn's started after the oontes right of the reel. scoring thrice il the initial frame. counting for fou in the second, adding a brace in tn third and registering three times ii the fourth, after which the plate wa thumped no more by them. The All Stafford's s got their first run in tn first and in the fifth got their othe three. Curnan pitched a neat gam for the winners. .Gingras did fairl! we'll for the -Stafford's. He wa succeeded by Wise, whose pitohin,