The Press., 1916-05-03

Miss Belle Elovitz has taken posi-
 ion in the Boston dry goods store. Charles Pinuey is having a oottag,
 built on Syndicate Point. Crysta
 Lake.
 Miss Helen Bradway of Monson wa,
 the guest of Miss Helen Leach over
 Sunday.
 The dance of the Italian Tirolese society in it's hall Saturday evening
 was largely attended.
 The Italian band committee will call this week Saturday on those who have contributed to their fair.
 Miss Frances Alden is home from Cambridge, Mass, and is in the John son hospital for slight operation.
 big derrick, operated by steam, is working on the construction work of the Stafford Worsted company $ mill
 Onneco Tribe, I. O. R M. will conduct a dance Saturday evening in Red Mems hall. Music will be by Woods orchestra.
 Luigi Baldracchi 6 Go are having extensive improvements made to their property on Furnace avenue. They are having a tile floor put in in their saloon.
 Plans are being oemente,l for an entertainment and dance in St. Ed wards hall. May 16, for the benefit of the Stafford Athletic association. The affair will be conducted under the auspices of the association
 Members of the baseball committee got together last night. Further plans for local activities in the game were advanced and there was discussion of the best manner in which to follow them out. It now seems likely that the Warren Woolen Go. representatives will meet the All Staffords a week from the coming Saturday on Hyde park.
 ''Bolieau's Pets," decked out in their new suits. took the field Satur- day afternoon on Hyde park against the All Stafford aggregation and after nine innings had elapsed came out on the short end of 10 to ? score Amos Gingras occupied the mound for the All ll-Stafford' with Johnny Dupre on the receiving end. Curnan and Cunnnrs heaved for the "Pets" with Bousquet behind the platter
 Earl Gary figured in an automobile accident on Main street in Springfield Monday night. He claims that he was run into by the other automobile in the collision The accident occurred at the junction of two streets. MT. Gary's machine was not damaged much, but the other car suffered quite badly, it is said. MT. Gary had taken a party of young men from this place into Springfield They returned the next morning with MT. Gary by train
 The directors of the Stafford Young Mems club met last night The report of the treasurer, Charles F. Chandler, smbraeing from the opening of the ilub on Nov. l, 1915, until its close ! few weeks ago was accepted. It Cash on hand at opening, iS7.S7; received from gifts, S3l4; from dues, s74 80; received | n rent. S63. 40, totals $54O. 1e; ex- 'enses. rent. $1O4. 9S; lights, $40 53; uel. $t613; insurance. $s. 40; upervision, SITS 34; janitor. $14 45; applies, $35.12; F. H Graves, abnr, S2i.66; repairs aud labor, 2s. sS, totals $44l.49, leaving cash ID hand, $9S 63. The attendance for he season was 3O3O. IL was shown hat net expenses per capita for the eason reached 114 cents.
 Attention is being directed by | property owners and others in all | parts of the borough toward putting Stafford Springs on pretty high peg of cleanliness. Likelihood of it going still higher in that respect is made dubious by the inactivity of others who seemingly ''do not care to bother their heads about appearance. " One place that certainly does look bad is that back of the south side of Main street. The Central Vermont railway is Uttered with much causing presentation that must reflect upon the borough as it strikes the eye of travellers. The company has posted warnings. against casting or placing refuse matter on it's bur it looks as though the warnings are being bluntly dis regarded.