The Press., 1920-01-29
STAFFORD SPRINGS

MT. and Mrs. Edward Hewett have moved to Glynville.
 The w. H. M., society of the Method ist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Comins Friday Afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Enos E. Penny is conducting a
 watch, clock and jewelry repairing business at his home on prospect street and expects to have location on Main street later.
 The Ladies of the M. B. church will serve supper next Wednesday even-
 ing at o'clock. There will be stereopticon lecture in the evening. Supper and entertainment 30 cents. Mrs. F. w. Stengel of Rockville, formerly Miss Olive Foster, has been for some time at the Aston sanita-
 rum in New York city, where she recently underwent a surgical opera tion.
 Mrs. Mary Caldwell, "A years old
 wife of John Caldwell of Warren,
 Mass, died Monday morning at the
 Johnson Memorial hospital. The body was taken to Warren for burial
 The senior class went on a sleigh ride to the Burrill home in Westford Saturday, where they were entertained in a fine manner. Their wisdom in taking the ride became more apparent as the snow continued to thaw.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega- tional church will have supper and entertainment next Wednesday. Adults 25 cts. Children 15 cts. Host esses, Mrs. G. P. Bard, Mrs. J. c. Converse, Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. c. R. Newton.
 A number of young people from the upper grammar grades and some from the high school took advantage of the good sleighing last Friday evening and went to Staffordville. Returning from the ride, they were entertained at the Springs house.
 Arrangements are being made for a series of games to be played be- tween the Independent basketball team and team picked up in the town. It is expected that the first of these games will be played within two weeks. A five game series will probably be the arrangement. A special meeting of Wauseon lodge, ing. D. D. G. M., Harrison and staff of Glastonbury, will be present to install the officers. At the regular
 meeting on Tuesday evening Grand visit the lodge. There will be a roll call of the membership. All members are requested to be present at both meetings.
 The town'swould be pool players were given a treat Friday evening when Fred B. Hall, one of the claim ants to the title of worlds champion pool player, gave an exhibition in the Peter Sena pool room. The shots he | made, many of them seemingly inn possible, caused the spectators to gasp in wOnderment. His juggling of the balls, also drew much applause. He | did not confne himself to pool, how ever, but called for a pack of cards | with which he did some clever work. I would like to see the man that can show me where there are two l dead cows, near my tarn, and | also I would say that my cattle are
 not in danger of starving as there is plenty of hay for sale in this section,
 and I believe Geo. L. Dennis's success or, MT. Moore, can furnish all the grain I can use. Furthermore the horse, that was shot with our written permission;" was 27 years old and we'll known in Stafford for many years. Let it Rest in Peace. M.POlster. | The Spinners and Weavers of the | Riverside mill bOwled pin fall match Thursday evening on Tufts alleys, The
 Spinners winning by 22 pins. The same teams will roll again Thursday evening. The score: