The Press., 1920-05-27
STAFFORD SPRINGS

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Mrs. James Bean and Mrs. Frank Mercy have returned from ten days visit in Newfield, Maine, which was Mrs. Beans former home, and Spring field Mass. R. A. Mitchell, student at Phillips Academy, Andover Mass, class of ; 1921, son of A. I. Mitchell has been awarded honors in the following sub jects: German, Physics, Geometry and Algebra.
 Napoleon Bolieau crushed the bone in the tip of the index finger of his in the Smith & Cooley mill last week. right hand while moving machinery He hopes to be able to return to work in week or two.
 The Stafford Golf Club will for mally open it's club house for the sea- son on Saturday. The ladies' commit tee has the affair in charge and will serve supper to members and their guests from 53O to p. m.
 Printed copies of the revaluaton of Ia a! le property may be ot tained at .hc following places: H. F. Cady store, Stafforl Phelps & Cunning ham store, Staffordville; G. M. Barlow store, West Stafford w. R. Preble residence, Orcuttville; town clerks office.
 While at her work in the weaving department of the R. I. w. mill, Miss Mary Burke was struck by shuttle and suffered a broken and a cracked rib, last Wednesday afternoon. She was taken to her home in West Main street and the bone was set. She is now resting comfortably but will be unable to return to her work for few weeks.
 Mrs. Eva Kubis is confined to her home with a severely sprained ankle sustained last Thursday afternoon. While walking along the road which leads to Stafford Street, beyond the Baker Brook, her right foot slipped into hole in the roadway. She lost her balance and fell, turning her an kle and cracking one of the small bones in her foot. She will be unable to be about for three or four weeks.
 Mrs. Mary Goady, S1 years old, wid- ow of Frank Goady, died shortly after II o'clock Thursday night, following an illness of nearly eight months She had lived in Stafford for the past 38 years. Mrs. Goady leaves three daughters, Mrs. J. H. Sherman, Mrs. Joseph Gaulin and Miss Nellie GOady all of Stafford, and one son, Phillip, also of this place. The funeral ser vices were conducted in St. Edwards s church Monday morning and burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 For driving his auto past trolly car from which passengers were alighting. Christopher Grafflin was fined $1O and costs in the borough court Monday morning by Deputy Judge Taft. The offence was com mitted Thursday evening and Graff- lin was ordered to appear in court Friday morning but did not do so. It was necessary to make out warrant l for his arrest before he was brought | to court It was found that he did not even have license to operate an auto He was given seven hours in | which to have one made out to him. The annual convention of Holland county w. c. T. U. will be held in the Baptist church, Rockville, Friday June 4, with basket lunch at noon. A life play, "W. c. T. U. Neighbors," by | Ellington Union, poster exhibit by Mrs. A. M Cady, an address by Mrs. Maize B. Clark of the state Sunday school association, will be given in the morning. In the afternoon Mrs. L. K. Fuller editor of the White Ribbon Banner, will be present, and addresses on Women as Citizens" by Mrs. H M. Lawson of Union, and "Our Mem
 bership Campaign" by Mrs Frances
 DeGraff, New York state organizer
 will interest all. Music by young people of Stafford and Rockville is ex-
 pected. Sessions open at 9.45 and
 1.3O, daylight saving time.
 Everyone who witnessed the con-
 fict between the high school team
 and the Trade School nine in Hyde
 Park Thursday afternoon decided
 that it was as classy game as
 could be asked from school boy teams
 Michna showed splendid form and had fine support Stafford's boys did not
 find it necessary to hit in order tC reach first, five of them being handed passes. None of the visitors was pass
 ed and the attempts they made to hit
 were usually fielded we'll. They SCOT.
 ed but once while the locals tallieG l seven times The score.