The Press., 1919-07-17
STAFFORD SPRINGS

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Walter Day has returned from several-days' trip to Lake George and northern New York.
 Mir and Mrs. James LathrOp of Windham Center were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Faulkner last week. Miss Nellie O'Reilly is spending a two-weeks' vacation in Worcester from her duties as nurse at the John- son hospital. Miss Edith Eddy has been secured to fill the position of teacher in the West Stafford school recently vacated by Miss Battige.
 H. M. Day of Leominster, Mass, has returned to his home after being guest of his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Hassett, the past week.
 A large number of friends from here spent Sunday at the Johnson home on the Holland road, when MT. and Mrs. Peter Johnson celebrated their silver wedding.
 The Cyril Johnson Woolen Go. will soon erect a two-story building meas uring 100 by 240 feet near their weave shed. The purpose of this new build ing will Le to enable them to re- arrange their machinery and also make some new additions.
 All the members of Baker Chapter, o. E. s No. "A, are invited to pie nlc at David Bissett's cottage, at Crys tai Lake, Thursday, July "A. Mem bers will leave on the 10 a. m. trolley. It is requested that everyone bring knife, fork and cup. Lunch at p. m. The following were the lucky finders of prize tickets in the Chautauqua ticket hunt, held Monday morning: Mary Sartori, James Comins, Frank Sena, Stanley Ostrowski, Renato Pel- 1 lizzari, Alfio Ferazzi, Charles Smith, Esther Comins, Doris Walker, Fran l cis Ward.
 Fire completely destroyed E. J. Parizeau's ice house, which is situ- | a@ed at the further end of the Glyn- vile pond, Saturday night. The fire | department was summoned in time to | save some of the ice however, so that Mir. Parizeau believes he will have enough to last him until October. Staffords baseball nine will go to Monson next Saturday afternoon to | meet that old rival in the first game ! of this years series. Nearly everyone | remembers the keen rivalry between Monson and this town and how inter esting all their contests have been so that we can look forward to well. l fought game whenever the up-state's players visit here.
 John Jugelo, aged "A, of West War
 
 the Flynt Construction Go. of Monson, died at the local hospital last Friday. While working on the foundation of the new weave shed being built by the R. l. w. Co. he became ill and was
 taken to the Johnson hospital where
 he was operated upon. His wife died
 only recently. The funeral took place
 in West Warren, Sunday, and the buri-
 al was in St. Pauls cemetery in that place.
 Once again Stafford's players turned what was regarded as sure defeat in-
 to victory in that thrilling game in
 Hyde park last Saturday afternoon
 The boys started out with the inten-
 tion of winning and made one run in
 their first time at bat. They realized
 that intention in the end, but what
 happened in between is what caused
 all the different feelings. The locals
 did nothing but attempt in the second
 frame. In the first half of the third
 the East Hampton boys took it upon
 themselves to whale the ball pretty
 hard and put four of their men, across
 the plate. Sad to relate some of the
 local lads seemed to lose their pep and
 interest when this happened. Such g
 thing should never have occurred, bu,
 it did, and they made but one TUT
 during the next four innings, So the score was to in favor of the visit
 ors. In the eighth inning a certain
 bunch of the spectators decided they
 wanted Stafford to win this particular
 game and began livening things III
 and also putting spirit into few lag
 ging players. They got immediate re
 suits. The opposing pitcher prove,
 susceptible and the boys were able t. l hAoCh LlIll lOI 6OdIS, dS SOucOAc cA pressed it. Four runs were brough in in this inning, so the score was tied But the main thing was accomplished The pep had been put back into th players and they were fighting hard The opponents made four runs in tn first half of the tenth, but that didn' worry Stafford's boys this time. The, decided to finish the game, and the did it by bringing in five runs in thei half of the inning and the game ende with much cheering. The score: