The Press., 1917-01-25
srAFRoRn SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Mary Leach of Springfield wal home over Sunday.
 Cyril Dawson of Worcester tech is home for the mid-year vacation.
 Wilfred Eaton Is home from Worcester tech for the mid.yea1 vacation.
 Miss Ruth Butterfield spent a few days this week visiting friends in Worcester.
 finders Jacobsen has accepted the position of manager of the Hudson Garage Go.
 Miss Marion Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of Miss Hilda Fitzpatrick.
 Miss Helen Buttertield has resigned her position as stenographer at the Warren Woolen Go. <
 E. F. Bngley's sister, Mrs. A. E Watts, of Baldwinville, Mass, was his guest over Sunday.
 The Italian masquerade ball which was held Saturday night was success The costumes were very pretty.
 Judge Richard O'Oonnell of East Hartford visited his brother, Attorney M.D. O'Connell, in town over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Wildey, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and MT. and Mrs. R. M Fisk spent the week. end in New York.
 The monthly social of the Business Mems association will be held on Friday evening. Woods orchestra will furnish the music.
 The stockholders of the Building and Loan association are requested to pay their dues at the office of the Hudson garage on the 1st Wednesday of February,
 Miss Kate I. Lord has rented a house in Pennington for the winter and early spring. Miss Katharine J .Bush and Miss Kittie T. Wells will make their home with her.
 Mrs. Edward H. Feuley visite1 friends in Springfield and Holyokt Saturday and Sunday, while Mir Fenley was in Boston watching Billy, Sunday wind up his revival campaigns.
 The Redmen installed their chief at their last meeting as follows Prophet, Edgar Young; saohemI George Bertrand; senior sagmoreI Wm. Thiesing; junior sagmore, Mart1l ArRenta; keeper of records, E CI Schmidt; keeper of wampum, Thoma Jenkins.
 The Teutonia association will hold their annual masquerade and concert Friday night, Feb. 2. Woods orchestra will furnish the music. A prize of $2 50 each for the best ladies and gentlemen s costume, and $1 each for the two most original costumes will be given.
 Officer Hayes ia now on day duty for a week or more He states that he is going to stay on until the public no longer need regular policeman to make them mind the dummy police men. The special constables are talk ing the night duty in turn while Hayes is on day duty.
 The light on the dummy police. man in front of Whiton's store was out all night Monday. The officer on the beat was notified but it was not relighted. Perhaps it smoked and it is against the rules for an officer lon duty to smoke, hence he did not want the poor dummy to break the rules.
 Michael Mccarthy was before the borough court Saturday charged with intoxioation and disturbing the peace. During his rounds in Staffordville MT. MoCarthy threw a whiskey bottle through a window in Phelps & Cunningham 8 store. He was fined two dollars and costs and ordered to repair the damage he had done.
 Thirty members of the Girls Friendly and the choir of Grace church gave Miss Helen Butterfelds a. shower last Thursday evening at the Grace church rectory in honor of her coming marriage to Earl Jenkins of Spring field. There were many fine presents given. MT. and Mrs. N W. Heermans received the young people and enter tained them.
 The Springfield Union printed an article Saturday reported from Hart. ford which was misleading It re- ported an interview with Lott O'Hall. oran who is quoted to have said that if Stafford entered the. Short Ship Circuit there would be no fair this fall. MT. O'HalIoran was not inter viewed. The committee has made no decision in regard to the matter. If the circuit is joined, which is unlike ly, the fair will go on just as usual and the next fair will show some good racing as they have already de. oided on four $1, 900 purses.
 Miss Ella Daley of Stafford Hollow was arrested in Palmer Wednesday night by Officer Crimmins of that place on the charge of stealing $41 from Mrs. Del Pra of the Hollow. Officer Hayes went after her Thursday afternoon. She was before the borougl court. She had $35 in money on hel person when arrested which was re turned to Mrs. Fra. She pleaded guilty of the charge. A fine of $2l was imposed upon her and she va sentenced to thirty days in TollanC jail. The fine was paid. Miss Dale, was housekeeper for Olem Rockwell.