The Press., 1916-05-03
sTAFFORD SPRINGS.

the week end here as the guest of Mis- : Mildred Hanley.
 Miss Margaret Rafftery of Hartford , spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Rafftery.
 , Charles Johnson and Joseph Roberti
 have each bought Ford touring cal from the Hudson Garage Go.
 I Miss Celia Fitzpatrick has entered T Wesson memorial hospital training
 school for nurses in Springfield. T E. W. Bumstead of Providence, R. I I, formerly of this town, spent Mon. day here renewing old acquaintances. T The annual meeting of the parish of Grace church will be held in the Iguild room tomorrow. evening at 8
 o'clock. ........
 Meeting of the A. O. H. Sunday.
 Special business will be brought up,
 and all mem bers are requested to be
 present.
 Regular meeting of Onneco Tribe.
 | o. R.. M, tomorrow evening at
 8 o'clock in Red Men s hall. Adoption
 degree will be workesl. <:
 The Stafford Ministerial association
 will meet Tu ussday afternoon at the
 Universatist parsonage as guests of
 Rev. and Mrs. O. E. Puffer.r ...; : Miss Mae Kelsey has resigned as. a
 nufse in the Johnson hospital and
 has taken a similar position. in the
 Wing memorial hospital in Palmer.E Mrs. Nettie Royce and daughter, Miss Jennie, returned to their home in Monson Monday, after, having besn guests of MT. and Mrs. Stephen. Pease for few days.
 Mrs. Eugenia Mathews has sold thirty acres of land to. Samuel Kus- lansky. The land is situated just over the Stafford line, back of Hyde park.
 The embargo affecting freight con. signed over the southern division of
 the Central Vermont railway to New
 York, which went in effect Monday of last week, was lifted Saturday. The placing of the embargo has served to the end of enabling a removal of a great part of accumnla ted freight. Juan Brown, Jn, was brought be- fore Judge Heald of the borough court yesterday morning charged with re. sisting an officer and with intoxication Chief Hayes testified that Brown had offered such resistances to tear several tuttons off his. uniform coat. The arrest was made Sunday night, Judge Heald sentenced, Brown, to 12O days in Holland jail. -
 As the result of runaway. on Main street early. yesterday afternoon Merrill Spellman was thrown from his carriage, the harness was broken in numerous places and the vehicle damaged. The horse began frightened on upper Main street at the approach ing of trolley freight car. It started to run, swinging from one side of the street to the other, finally tearing loose from the. carriage. It. was stopped a little below the junction of Main and Spring streets. ,.,
 Stafford was treated to something distinctly novel ii St.. Edward 's, nall Friday evening, when the 1917 class of the high school presented sJunior Cabaret '' When the curtain had rolled upward one of the largest audi! enoes ever in the hall beheld a sure... enough cabaret scene. Set against a background of black and gold-olass colors-were some of the prettiest girls in town. They were mingled among by the speciality artists,' and the chorus girls. Shepherd and John- son., black faced comedians, captiyated with ''On the Missippi,'' and with. quite large disblrsment of jokes Miss Marion Jones was literally there" with her song, America, l Love You.'' J. Kingsley Converse added to his stage reputation. with an original monologue that was frequents. lyz interrupted. Fby the applause aDd, laughter ofthe audience. Miss Marion Butterfield, alluded to in the program as ia most fascinating singer, of 3 certainty bore ont the words when she sang Molly Dear, It's You I'm After: - ., Eddie I.adish's '..Limioks'' were replete. with unmistakable hits at many localities and, ,dxew.forth con- tinued. applause. '. Miss Edith Tonon,s rendition j of tsAn Old Sweetheart of Mine" was > we'll adapted to her talents and struck respondent chord with the onlookers. The ssixtefte, composed by six girls, sang "I'm Looking for Somebody $ Heart, '' . and on the encore seemed to think they could find'sa heart with fiashlights. The school song was swslled by those on the stage and many in the audi ence. The class is $94 richer by.s the event. Woods orchestra !. furnished excellent music, The dancing, was en1oyed by many.te asae. ; s.-r,