The Press., 1920-03-11
STAFFORD SPRINGS

A meeting of the K. of C., will be held next Sunday immediately after the last mass.
 At the w. R. C.. meeting next We'd nesday there will be a supper for meml CTS and friends.
 Regular meeting of the Amalgamat- edTextile Workers of America Friday evening. A good attendance is desir- ed
 On account of the weather condi- tions the w c. T. IT,, Jubilee supper and meeting was postponed till April. Notice of date later.
 The first National bank is prepared to effect changes of the third Liberty bonds. Az per cent of 1928 for per manent coupon londs.
 At meeting of the Italian Society of Beneficenza. held on February 24th. it was decided that every member of the former society. in order to remain a memt CT of the new society, must purchase one or more shares at $10 q share. Lefore May 31. next.
 P. j. Murray has purchased the property on High street, opposite the St Edwards rectory, used as a con- vent Iy the sisters of mercy. It is planned to have the sisters move into the house recently purchased by the parish to be used as a convent so that all the parish buildings will he upon one plot.
 The delegates of the thirty-fifth sen atorial district. elected to the state republican convention, to be held in New Haven, March 23d and 24th. will meet in convention in Rockville on Saturday, at II a. m.. in the superior court room, for the purpose of elect ing two delegates from the district to the state convention They will also elect a state central committeeman and select members for the various state convention committees.
 Fire broke out through the parti- tion in one of the rooms on the second floor in the western part of the Springs house Tuesday morning after II o'clock. The cause was not known. It was put out in short order by few of the men about the house. Shortly after one o'clock the fire alarm was rung and it was found the fire had started again. but had been overcome. When the firemen reached the Springs house nothing but the traces of q former fire could he found. The damage was slight and can be covered ty $50.
 The following fiction has been add ed to the library and will be ready for circulation on Monday: A man for the ages. Irving Bachelor; From place to place. I. s. Cobb; The rider of the king log, H. Day; Wyndam's pal. H. Bindloss: Sherry, c. B. Me Cutcheon; The great impersonation, E. F. Oppenheim: Christopher Laird, | s. Mccall; MT. Standfast, J. Buchan; Richard Paddock. A. Marshall; Ab- bington Abbey. A. Marshall; Man of the forest, z. Grey; Man with three names, H. McGrath; Allegra, l., A. Harker; Splendid Outcast, c. Gibbs; My Antonia. w. Gather; Coggin, F. Oldmeadow.
 l.. +. WashIurn. S1. died last Satur- day at the soldiers home at Chelsea, Mass. He went to Chelsea from Hol- , born in this town and was a civil war veteran. He enlisted in the navy from this town in 1862, and assisted at the blockade of Charlestown. After serv- ing in the navy for thirteen months he was discharged. Later he enlisted in the Rhode Island cavalry. He leaves a half rOther and sister of this town. Francis w Chaffee of State line and Mrs F. M Chaffee of West Stafford. The ody has been brought here and the funeral will l Q held at the Baker undertaking room this afternoon at 1.30 The burial will be in the Staff ford Springs cemetery.
 Strazza Post gave the whist players of the town another pleasant evening last Friday in the Springs house. The two first prizes five dollar gold pieces went to Mrs w B. Fanley and Frederick Bolieau. The ladies ronso- lation prize. 1920 penny, was taken by Miss Alma Riester, there were a numl CT of close seconds for this prize. John Cote won the mems consolation prize This is the second time he has captured this prize. Arrangements for the posts minstrel, which is to be given immediately after lent, are be- ing made. The cast of characters is cling selected. The first night will Le given over to a dance. It is quite prol able that a singing orchestra will be obtained for the evening.