The Press., 1920-07-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS

l
 STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Miss Laura Taylor is spending <;
 vacation in Concord, N. H., and Cam
 den, Me.
 Miss Margaret Russell of Haverhill
 Mass, is here for months visit witt
 her sister
 Miss Margaret Reister is on two.
 weeks vacation with relatives ir
 Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin are in Camp at Pleasant Point Island
 Lake Mashapaug.
 Mrs. F. A. Bartlett and children are visiting this week at the home of her
 parents, MT. and Mrs. J..P. Wagner. Misses Eva and Amelia Scott are spending a two-weeks' vacation in
 Providence, Jewett City and Norwich
 Miss Blanche Bertrand left Friday
 afternoon for Worcester, where she
 was accompanied by her grandmother,
 on a trip to Bangor, Maine.
 Mrs. John Antaya attended the wedding of her son, Rudolph Theising,
 who was married to Miss Maria Ja- quos of Pittsfield, Mass, in Pittsfield 1 last week.
 | Mrs. John Charlton and two daugh- ters, Elsie and Marjorie, of Pawtucket, lt. l., are spending a three-Week' va cation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Long,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregatiOnal church are requested to te present at the close of the Thurs day evening meeting. A large atten- dance is much desired.
 MT. and Mrs. John Antaya and two children, Margaret and Herman Thies- ing, left Sunday for an automobile tour to Canada, where, MT. Antaya will visit his daughter
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Stewart have ] cen visiting relatives here while eel ebrating the sixth anniversary of their marriage. Mrs. Stewart. was formerly Miss Dora Bousquet. Mrs. Louis Converse of Cleveland, O., is spending two weeks at the home Of the Misses Russell, near Hyde Park Mr. Converse was here for the week. end, but returned to his home. A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Hattie Lee at the home of Miss Hazel Comins Saturday evening. A mock wedding made up part of the evenings entertainment. Miss Lee is engaged to T. J. Hallam of Springfield Mass.
 Regular. meeting of Mineral Springs lodge, K. of F., at Society hall to- morrow night at 8 o'clock, when Dis trict Deputy Grand Chancellor w. R. DOwding and suite of Rockville will be present to install the officers for the ensuing term. The rank of Els quire will also be conferred.
 Mrs. Peter Panciera, aged 73, died fair grounds. For the past ten years she had lived here. She leaves her husband and two brothers, David Campo of this place and Paulo Campo in Italy. The funeral was held Sun day afternoon at two o'clock and bu- rial was in St. Edwards cemetery. Felice Costello, 56 years old, died Sunday afternoon at his home in Will lington after a short illness due to heart trouble. He had been resi- dent of Stafford for the past three years. His wife alone survives him. The funeral services were conducted in St. Edwards church Tuesday morning at g o'clock and burial was in St. Edwards cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Idella N. Gard | ner, wife of Rev. Dr. w. H. Gardner, who died Thursday at her home in Sterling, Mass, was held here Satur- | day afternoon. The services were l conducted in the Methodist church and burial was in the Springs cemetery | Mrs. Gardner was the daughter of the l late Amos N. Nichols Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. Martha A. Nichols, and a daughter, Miss Ruth Gardner.
 It was good game that the locals played in Hyde Park Saturday after noon against the Easthampton, Mass, Red Men, whom they defeated, 4 to 1. At no time could the tilt have been | called dull. The moundsman who opened the game for the visitors was quite weak and allowed six singles and one double up till the fifth inning when he was withdrawn. The fielding of the guests, however, was so neat and snappy that a hit very seldom meant run. Cerago's work was the big thing in this game. Not only did he show up we'll on the rubber, he struck out nine, but he also did fine with the stick, sending in Calche ra twice and tallying once himself, meaning that he was the big factor in three of the four runs made. The when Clifford, their best hitter, gor his only hit of the day, two bagger. The score: Stafford ab h o e Dupree 1 4 214 0 | Gilman e 2 10 1 Q