The Press., 1921-03-31
STAFFORD SPRINGS

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 Timothy Shea spent Saturday and Sunday visiting his family in Monson.
 John Hopkins of Worcester was 8 I weekend visitor with Ars, Mary Mur- ray. Miss Louise Roche of Gilbertville ! visited at the Roche home over Sun day.
 Miss Marjorie Stevens is visiting friends and relatives in Boston for a week.
 Miss Mae Simonds of Hartford spent l Sunday at the Ladish home on Grant 1 avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth Argenta of Spring l field spent the weekend with her fam ] fly here.
 Angelo Cassangrande has purchased new Ford touring car from the Hud- son Garage Co.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Pallanck spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in the I erough. MT. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins of Hart ford spent Easter with MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins.
 George Brennan of Providence, R. l., visited friends and relatives in town over Sunday. -.
 William Ellis of Worcester academy is at the home of his parents during the Easter vacation.
 Nicholas Ash of Rockville spent the weekend visiting friends and rela- tives i'll the borough
 Miss Gertrude Bruce of the Willi- mantle Normal school is at the Bruce home for the spring recess.
 Miss Vera Pagan of HydeviIle has accepted position as tookkeeper with the Anthony Adams Go.
 William Comins of Worcester acad- emy is spending the Easter vacation at his home on Grown street.
 David Mitchell of the Philadelphia Textile school is spending the spring vacation at the Mitchell home. l' Michael Ward and family of Provi- dence, R. l., spent the weekend visit ing MT. and Mrs. Edward Tobin. --s
 Ronald Mitchell of Andover is spending the Easter holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. I. Mitchell.
 MT. and Mrs Michael McCrohan of Willimantic were weekend visitors at the Keefe home on West Main street.
 Peter DeCarli of Hartford spent Sunday at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis DeCarli, on Center street.
 Mrs. William Allen of Lewiston, Maine, spent several days of last week visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. Wallace Morse.
 Thomas Gillingham, lately of Staff Rrsa Ss. -V~~-x 1 A. W. ZeIZ store here. He is residing with he'Murray family at High street.
 Miss Dorothy Stevens and Miss Gwyneth Rees,~ of the Connecticut College for Women, at New London are spending the Easter vacation at their homes here.
 Miss Esther BrodersOn of the Will limantic Normal school is spending the Easter Tide at the Broderson home on Wilmington avenue.
 Miss. Clover Converse is visiting MT. and Mrs. William Allen in Lewis ton, Maine. On her return trip she will stop in Boston to visit friends.
 MT. and Mrs. John Yare of Worces- ter, Francis Mullins of Bristol and Miss Jenny Mullins of Hartford were visitors at the Mullins home on Hicks avenue over Sunday.
 s. Katzowitz & Co.,, are making sev- eral Improvements in the interior and windows of their store. The aeria office is undergoing repairs with 2 view to making more extensive quar. ters for keeping looks and records The windows are being re-foored an( painted.
 The entrance of A. J. Needham tt the horse trading profession vividly recalls to mind the days of his father when the Springs House barn was thu center of horse dealing for the com munity. The revival is welcomed b! many who were forced to travel ia when desiring to purchase a horse Some fine specimens have beel bought from Mr. Needham and othe fine animals are in the stables. Tn pair recently purchased by P. | Roberts are type of the animals il the barn:
 The meeting held last Friday even ing in the Red Mems hall in the inter est of a Stafford baseball association did not arouse the anticipated interest A small number of enthusiasts gather ed and discussed the baseball situa tion for the coming year, but no def mite steps were taken toward an or ganization. It is hoped that all wh are interested in the development c first class team, equal to Monson' proposed nine, will attend a. meetin at the Red Mems hall tomorrow even ing at 7.30 o'clock and express thei opinion on the subject. The impres sion has been aroused that the teaI and it's management is controlled a few. No better remedy can be ar piled than to attend the meeting an to boost Stafford toward an organiza tiOn that will revive those red h. games with our near Massachusett neighbor.
 The Stafford Boys club will clos its winter session on Saturday. Tn
 aggregate attendance for the r week
 period will approximate, 2O00. Thi fact alone should prove the usefulnes
 of the club, and ought to hearten tn : townspeople who so willingly contrib ] uted to it's support. The classes i } checkers, boxing, and basket ba .. claimed the most attention. Tn } daily paper, library of fiction, his tory, and biography, together wit magazines contributed by thoughtfl friends, have served their purpos most happily. On Saturday, from } to 4 p. m., 8 banquet will be served 2 club members. Former members, wh ! are in town for the holiday vacation } are cordially invited to be the club banquet guests. The directors of th } club need no invitation. but to remoy } all doubt, special invitation is hear fly extended to them, to join in th feast.