The Press., 1920-05-13

Mrs. E. F. Leach, who has been in Hartford for the winter has returned | home.
 John Arnold and daughter, Miss Amy Arnold, arrived home Tuesday | evening from Lynn Haven, Fla, | where they spent the winter. The Boy Scouts intend to hold a so- cial in their two rooms in Hyde Park house, Monday evening. An enter tainment committee, with William FL | lis as chairman, has been appointed and they are planning an enjoyable evening.
 County commissioner George Sis wick of this borough and Miss Linda B. Dudley were quietly married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Frank E. Dudley, Haverhill,
 Mass, yesterday at l D. m. After the ceremony they left for wedding trip to New York and other places They will be at home on Grant avenue after September 18th.
 Norman Fall of Putnam, a nephew of William Fall of this place, is recov- ering from the sleeping sickness. He fell asleep nearly four weeks ago while at play and slept almost stead fly for three weeks. During that time he was removed to a hospital and fed by means of a tube. He is now rap idly regaining his strength and is able to attend school.
 The last fair of the season will be conducted in St. Edwards hall by the Staf Nrl vi | week Thursday, Friday and Saturday
 evenings The association needs mon
 y with which to start the season and
 considers this the most satisfactory
 means of obtaining it. Among the at
 .ractions there will be a minstrel and
 ! farce. The minstrel, which will be
 riven by the Boo Hoo Co.,, is made up
 1f some of the best minstrel talent in
 Stafford. One of the features will be
 specially by Thomas Trainer. On
 the second night farce will be given.
 The majority of the cast for it are
 proven mirth provokers. Dancing to
 music ty Woods orchestra will follow
 the performances each evening and
 will make up most of Saturday even
 ing's entertainment. There will be
 reserved seats for the first and second
 nights which will go on sale in McCor-
 mick's drug store Monday morning at
 s o'clock. They including the war
 tax will be 50 cents. General admis-
 sion will be 40 cents, including the
 tax.
 According to the new schedule of
 rates which were put into effect Sun
 day on the interurl an trolly line the
 fare of the regular trolly rider will te
 decreased while that of the occasional
 passenger will be increased. This is
 cts. A ticket good for a ride through
 30 zones can be purchased for one
 dollar. This makes the rate two
 cents zone for the regular commu-
 ter. A different ticket is sold each
 month. In this way the person who travels over the line but seldom would not find it profitable to buy the ticket unless he intends to travel the fifty the ticket is good. If he pays cash he will be charged at the rate of three cents a zone. The minimum fare will remain six cents. This amount will enable the passenger who pays cash to travel through two zones Tut the person who uses the zone ticket will ,e entitled to ride through three zones. I At this rate the fare from Stafford to | my one of the three stations in West l Stafford, all of which are in zone 4, | will be 12 cents for the cash pasSen | ger and cents for the one using the | one ticket. The stations at Crystal | lake, including Boyers and Camp sta | ion, are in zone 6. The fare from | Stafford to anyone of these will be IS | cents by cash and 12 cents by tickets. | Rockville center is in zone IA. In going to Hartford a person passes 30 zones. Including war tax the fare to Hartford by cash is now 97 cents. By using the zone ticket it can be made for 65 cents including the tax The zone tickets can be purchas- ed from any one of the conductors on the cars