The Press., 1920-06-10
STAFFORD SPRINGS

The stone mill which makes up part
 of the Johnson woolen plant is being
 repaired.
 The Hospital Aid society will meet
 at the Johnson Memorial hospital,
 Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
 At Hopedale, Mass, June 1st
 daughter was born to Mir and Mrs. H. Roy Moffett. Mrs. Moffett was former ly Miss Grace McLagan of this town.
 The Philaphea class of the Congre- gational Sunday school held a success ful food sale Saturday afternoon by which they will add over thirty-one dollars to the piano fund.
 Miss Alice McLagan has completed her course at Bay Path Institute Springfield, Mass, and has taken a position with the Fire and Marine h. surance Co. of the same place.
 Elwin Preble. son of MT. and Mrs W. R. Preble of Orcuttville and Miss Bessie Rideout of Lowell, Mass, were united in marriage last Wednesday. Following the ceremony they left on a wedding trip through New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Anderson have been entertaining at their home her daughter, Miss Eva Furness, from New York. her son and grandson from Westerly, R. I. and MT. and Mrs George l.. Spearing from South Da- kota-
 All the bids for a new school build ing are considerably in excess of the appropriation and the committee in charge have not been able to let the THn e. building this year are not very favor able.
 Romeo Ferazzi, locally known as "Whiskers," who was arrested for run ming a still more than a month ago by U. s. Revenue agents, was fined S100 and sentenced to one month in Holland jail Tuesday afternoon in the United States Court He was taken to the Holland County jail by Deputy U. s. Marshal Tracy.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Children's Sunday at the Methodist church. At the present time there are twenty young people in preparatory membership. At the morning service the pastor will preach to them. In the evening the annual Childrens Day concert will be given by the Sunday school at 6.45. The committee has given much time to it's preparation and an excellent concert is expected. |
 Mrs. R. Dewitt Mallary spoke before | the Missionary Societies of the Con- gregational church Tuesday afternoon. A general invitation was given and the Onnd | was gratifying to the speaker as we'll IS the societies. Mrs. .Mallary devotes { Ter entire time to the best interests | f the foreign people of Springfield i nd by what she calls ''the language | f deeds" she has become a much r oved and trusted friend to all. The V ddress was intensely interesting and i hould help towards a better under a tanding between the Americans and f heir foreign born neighbors. Miss a luth Tuthill sang solo accompanied | y Miss Charlotte Beckwith. 6 Chatauqua, which has pleased so to Stafford again this year for he week of July to g. A meeting of the guarantors was held Thursday evening at which the following officers were elected for this year: President, R. H. Valentine; vice president, w. H. Heald; secretary, c. G. Gilligan; treasurer. F. c. Sanford; tickets, G. R. Towne; advertising, c. H. Moore; grounds committee. William Park, A. l. Mitchell, F. F. Patten; hospitality | committee chairman, Mrs. E. F. Leach: | in charge of junior work, Miss Mar torie Morse. A Junior Chautauqua | banner was awarded to Stafford last | year because of the fine showing the | young people made.
 Large delegations from the various Sunday schools accepted the invita- tion to hear Mrs. Clark of the state Sunday School association speak at the Methodist church last Sunday. Great inspiration was gained as the speaker told of the vast army of work CTS enrolled in the church schools throughout the country. The oppor- tunfty to serve others, the great gain | in building ones own character and | the privilege of being one in the | splendid effort for the Master were Il points emphasized. Mrs. Clark called | attention to the splendid course open to all attending the School of Reli- gious Training to be held at the New London College for Women June 18th, to June 18th. Several from town are planning to attend.