The Press., 1919-10-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS

1 1 ne nSn ana game laws are T0duy i for distribution at the town clerks office.
 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Frank Ruby at the Johnson hospital Saturday night.
 Alamo Martorelli has returned home from overseas where he did many months service.
 Miss Connie Csatlos underwent an operation for appendicitis at the John son hospital Saturday evening. Harry N. Ward of Windsor, N. Y, has l cen spending the past week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. N. o. Ward.
 Herbert Curnan is home on thirty days furlough. He did service in France and since returning to this country he has been on the Mexican border.
 At the regular meeting of Myriad Rel ekah lodge next Wednesday even- ing there will be initiation. Mayfiower lodge of Rockville are expecting to visit this meeting.
 Electric lights are being installed by the trustees of the Methodist church in the church to replace the gas light ing that has been used for many years.
 
 At the Congregational church on Sunday evening at 645 lecture on "The Land of our Fathers will be given, illustrated by 75 colored slides. Pictures of old-time life and indus tries will be shown.
 w. R. c. meeting next Wednesday.
 Mrs. Samuel Kuslansky and daugh- ter Mollie, have returned from a three weeks vacation spent in Norway, Me-, while Mrs. Kuslansky was recuperat- ing after her recent illness. The firm of B. c. Hanley & N. J. PerO, insurance agents, has been dis solved and the business will hereafter he carried on by B. c. Hanley, F. J. Fitzpatrick and J. M. Quinlan, under the name of Hanley & Fitzpatrick. The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold rum- mage sale at the chapel Friday, Nov. 7th, opening at II o'clock. Those having articles to contribute are re- quested to leave them at the chapel Thursday afternoon.
 The Country club will observe Hal lOween tomorrow evening by enter taining the members and families at the club house. The party will as- semble about o'clock. The cups won in this seasons matches will be pre- sented, games and dancing enjoyed Fand refreshments served.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciely of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet in the church parlor on Friday afternoon of this week. Oc- tober enigmas will be used. Miss Edith G. CuShman will make an ad- dress upon the work of Hull street l mission in Boston, where she was a worker for several weeks this past summer.
 The dance given by Strazza post during fair week netted enough to fur nish the club rooms in good style, so | the boys now have some very good quarters in which to spend an evening | A number of keys have been made and each of the members will be given one soon. A set of rules for the care of the club and duties of members will be put in force on the first of next month Peter Hurdle was before the borough court charged with violating the state law with regard to operating a motor cycle. A person having a license to operate motorcycle or auto in an other state can operate one in this state for 30 days. The days need not be consecutive. Hurdle had used his license, New York state one, for more than 30 days. He was fined SIC and costs.
 Louis Baldracchi and John Sena were before United States Commis- sioner Frederick J. Corbett Friday charged with selling liquor in viola l tion of the war time prohibition law The case of Baldracchi was continued to tomorrow at D. m. and the case o1 Sena to this afternoon at 2 D. m. The men each gave bail in the sum o1 $1, ,O00 for the appearance of the other for hearing.
 At a meeting of the school board on | Monday evening the following officers I were elected: Chairman, R. w. Smith secretary, M. D. O'Connell; auditors l R. w. Smith and M. D. O'Connell | building committee, c. B. Pinney, R w. Ellis and H. c. Fisk; transporta l tion committee, R. w. Smith, H. A | Glazier and M. D. O'Connell teachers committee, A. B. Handy, M. D. O'Con. nell; fuel committee, H. c. Fisk ant H. A. Glazier.
 Mrs. Carrie Royce, whose home is near State Line, was committed to the
 State hospital Monday by the probate
 court. She disappeared from hel home last Monday and although search was started no trace of hel l could be found until she went to tht
 home of her sister, Miss Jennie Al
 drich, in Monson, on Saturday. Sht
 was brought here and underwent al
 examination after which she was com
 mitted. She was taken to the hospita l by Officer Hayes and accompanied bJ
 Mrs. Hayes.
 The matter of the new high schoo will come up for consideration at the | annual town meeting to be held Nov 10th, when the special committee ap. pointed to consider the need of same l will report. In order that the matter may be intelligently discussed the committee would urge that all inter. ested visit the building while al schools are in session. The principa l will be pleased to personally show the building to those who can call about II a. m.
 William Parazek of Wilmington was | brought before the borough cour1
 Tuesday evening charged with keep | ing dog without a tag or collar abou'
 it's neck. He was fined $1 and costs | Cyrus Ramsdel of this borough anl
 Mrs. Olah c. Ruby of Manchester were
 married on Friday at Manchester by
 Rev. MT. Studley, pastor of the Man
 chester Methodist church. They wer,
 attended by MT. and Mrs. D. o. Roger. of Manchester and Isaac Ramsdell O.
 Beverly, Mass, brother of the groom
 MT. and Mrs. Ramsdell arrived her,
 Tuesday and will keep house in tn,
 Rockwell building on Main street.