The Press., 1919-10-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS

LIT. u. r. Bard returned Friday
 after an extended vacation.
 Mrs. Ernest D. Royce of Somers-
 worth, N. H. spent the weekend in town.
 Mrs. Florence McNab of Philade1- phia, Pa. is visiting at the home of
 her mother, Mrs. Emma Whitaker.
 Mrs. Sarah La Valley and Mrs. John Quirk of LeOmister, Mass. formerly of this place, are the guests of relatives
 in the borough.
 Miss DOrthy Desmond of Lincoln, Neb., is the guest of Misses Mary and Nellie Shay and will probably spend the winter here.
 Many of Stafford's manufacturers
 J. Began, in Rockville Monday morn
 ing, Col. Began, aged 58 years, died on Friday. He was president and l treasurer of James J. Began Manu- featuring Co.,, and an active and ener- 1 getic man in the business life of Rock
 ville
 Some of Staffords young garden en- thusiasts, who spent a good part of i their vacation warning on those va rious insects and worms known to every gardener, took the results of their work to the Rockville fair and the showing they made is as follows; i Camilla Nelson, 3rd Prize, Green Mountain Potatoes, 50 c; Anna Tar cho, 2nd Any Variety, .75; Ralph Ford, 4th Any Variety, .25; Renato | Bachiochi, 3rd Snap Beans, .25 Rog- CT Pownall, 4th Snap Beans, .15; Anna Tarcho, 1st Shelled Beans, .75; Roger Pownall, End Shelled Beans, .50; : Geon Adams and Renato Bachiochi) :, 4th Shelled Beans, .15; Ralph Ford, i 9th Shelled Beans, ribbon; Roger 1 Pownall, 1st Lima Beans, .75; Roger , Pownall, 3rd Beets, .25; Ralph Ford, i 1st Cabbage, .75; Roger Pownall End Cabbage, 50; Anna Tarcho, 4th Cab tage, .15; Renato Bachiochi, End Gu ! cumt CTS, 50; Leon Adams, 3rd Car | rots, .25 Renato Bachiochi, 4th Car 1 rots, .15; Renato Bachiochi, End On ions, 50; Sperance Serafin 4th Pep pers, .15; Renato BachiOchi, 5th Pep pers, ribbon; Sperance Serafin 3rd Pumpkins 25; Albert Kane, End Ru- l tabaga's, 50; Sperance Serafin, End Squash, 50; Sperance Serafin, 3rd Sweet Corn, .25; Leon Adams, 4th Sweet Corn, .15; Renato Bachiochi, 5th ribbon; Renato Bachiochi, 1st To- matoes, .75; Lawton Furness, End To- matoes, 50; Renato Bachiochi, 4th Tomatoes, 15; Roger Pownall, 9th To- matoes, ribbon; Emerson Davis, 1st Registered Boar, 300; E. Fimego, 3rd Canning, 100 Stafford, 4th Canning, | ribbon; Stafford Garden Team, 1st l Garden, 15.0O
 l The following items were taken from papers found among the effects of the late Henrietta Johnson Smith
 widow of Charles Smith. They seem
 particularly interesting at this time. l To Ebenezer Johnson Grandjurior l of Stafford in the County of Holland l & State of Connecticut this to com plain and inform that Jeduthan Per-
 kus and Chance Johnson Both of Staff
 ford & County afore Said did on the | twentisixth Day of September instant. Being on the Lords day, Violate the | laws of God, and of this State. in
 Drawing Coal out of the Pit & mend ing fixing & Preparing their Cart. & Did yOak their teem and lode their l cart with coal, all which DOings is very Destructive to the norris of the l people and Requests you to enquire l into the facts herein Stated finding l them true, you will Proceed and Deal with the Delinquant according to l law.
 for witnesses in Quier of l CalOin Engals
 1 Zine Winter
 1 Stafford Septs 3Oth 1913
 List of the names of persons belong
 ing to the 9th Go. 18th Regt. of Con-
 necticut Militia who were in complete
 uniform on the first Monday in May
 1928
 Ephraim Dimmick Jr. Joshua w. Eaton Philip Orcott Joseph Denison Jr. John Richardson Jr. Luther Eaton
 Samuel E. Fairfield Wyllys Ellis Farley Holmes Benjamin Gould l Austin Walbridge Aaron F. Green | Phineas G. Cady HOratis Holmes
 Henry Gay Latin Hildreth l Daniel A. Peck Asa l.. HoWlet l Alden Davis Daniel Hudson Jr. l Abiathar Davis John w. Hudson John c. Eaton Milo Knight Jacob N. Dimmick Calvin Knight l Asariah Butler Jr. Lorenzo Lull
 Ebenezer Bartlett Asa Patten 1 Edward Bragg Noah Patten l Amos Crandall Jonathan Pasco
 Ruggles Carpenter Wyllys Twitchel
 Stephen Cady Marvin Wardwell | Timothy Cady George s. Dimmick
 Jonathan c. Dimmick Urial Davis Abner Dimmick Jr. Marcus Davis
 Lorain. Dimmick
 l Certified by Ephraim Dimmick Jr. l Captain of said Company l Over 100 race horses are installed,
 at the fair grounds ready. A large
 tent has been put up behind the grand
 stand and stalls have been built under
 it in order to accommodate all 1 The following is a list of the entries l in the various events and it contains some of the fastest ones that have and fair meetings throughout the sum- mer and fall.
 Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2.12 Trot,
 Bob Everett, bf,
 Jas. H. Anderson, Ware, Mass. Patrick Duluth,
 l Ddflu otSl ltbICoUu1 N. l
 Endora Spier,
 l A. M. Rathburn, Boston, Mass. Tara's Hall, Owners Wagner & Need ! ham, l A. s. Rodney, Agt Goshen, N. Y. l Forest B., | A. Wolfenden, Attleboro, Mass. 1 Peter Hopeful,
 | A. Wolfenden, Attleboro, Mass Virginia Barnett, Clay Cotton Stables, So. Wilmington, | Conn.
 The Lincon, Chas. H. Traiser, Sunshine Stable, Boston, Mass | Teviston,
 J. H. Dillon, New Haven, Conn.