The Press., 1920-06-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS

l SlAE OhD OI hlNU0 l Woods Orchestra will furnish mu
 sic at South Coventry Saturday even
 ing.
 Miss Margaret Alice Fenley leaves
 Monday for a two-weeks vacation a | Newport, R. I.
 A daughter was born to MT. ant Mrs. Angelo Cassagrande at the John
 son hospital on June 18th.
 | Mrs. Clark Watson of Delaware
 Ohio, and Mrs. Michael O'Brien O. 1; Springfield, Mass, have been guests
 of Mrs. F. w. Howard.
 Mrs. Arratella Dazelle was oper | ated upon on June 18th at the Johnson
 hospital for a rupture by Dr. Ra1pl
 Seeley of Springfield, Mass.
 A new elevator is being installed il ! the stone part of the Cyril Johnson
 Woolen mill. The shaft is already
 tuilt and the elevator will be put 1T soon.
 ] Miss Margaret O'Connor returned l to her home in Norfolk on Monday ; to spend the summer vacation. She plans to visit Stafford again during the summer.
 J. w. Witt has sold his residence on Furnace avenue to Ralph Fontanella After residence in Stafford of thirty six years MT. and Mrs. Witt will soon move to North Brookfield Mass, to
 make their future home:
 G. w. Stevens of The Stevens Hard ware Co.,, leaves Monday to attend the first annual convention of the national association of Winchester clubs which will be held at the factory in New Haven June 28, to July 1st. It is ex- pected that between 200O and 5000 will attend.
 More than eighty motorcycles pas sed through here Sunday on what is known as the gypsy tour" This has been an annual event but it has not
 attracted so much attention in recent years. The machines started from Worcester and came to Stafford by way of Brookfield, Wales and Staf- fordville and returned to Worcester by way of Springfield. The number went through in two sections, nearly fifty in one and the remainder in the other.
 A large number of Ionic lodge A. F | and A. M. attended the morning ser vice at the Congregational church Sunday, in observance of St. Johns day An excellent sermon on Build ing" was given by the pastor, Rev. L
 Rees. At five o'clock the Sunday school pleased their relatives anG 'iiends with an unusually good pro- of nio vii in lections, recitations and floral drill
 The march through an isle of daisy 1 chains was an attractive feature anC the whole service with the beautiful | flowers fittingly emphasized the fac | that it was especially "Children's Day"
 The Chautauqua season tickets were | put on sale this morning in E. c. De Borde's store and canvassers have l been sent to visit the homes in tht l borough. The tickets will remain or 1 person to all sessions and will tt
 sold for $2.50 Single admission tick
 cts will cost 75 cents for evenings an( l 50 cents for afternoons. As the pro | gram for the five days now stands | there will be a concert and a lecture 1 each afternoon. On the afternoon O. the fifth day "A Mother Goose Party 1 will be given by the Junior Chautau | qua. Each evening will contain lee | ture and some musical entertainment | On the final evening the comedy "I l Pays to Advertise" will be given. l Taking it out on some one else fol what Goodyear did to them is wha | 19 to 0, the result of Saturdays game
 seems to say the Stafford men were
 doing when they defeated the Belcher
 town Independents. The visitors
 brought good lineup but the condi
 tion of the field, the heavy rains left il
 damp and "lakey" especially in righ field, and the fact that Wise helt down the mound had a whole lot tC do with the sponging affair. Through
 out the whole game the visitors man aged to connect for but two safe sin l gles, while twelve of them were retir- ed on strikes. The visitors, it is un- derstood, wanted to hold over theil 1 best tattery till the next day Wher l something special was to come off but
 they had to put them in in the seventh l inning. By that time the damage was l done, however, for, from the delivery of two boxmen, thirteen singles, one | home run and two doubles were made | Dickey saw his opening the very first time he came to bat and joyfully he | whaled out a home run. Tonoly, Cal | chera and Wise were equal i'll hitting honors, each sending out three singles | Calchera was also good on the bases making the lone two steals of the l afternoon. The score:
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