The Press., 1921-05-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS

been a guest of Mrs. M. A. Harris tho past week.
 Paul Stoetzner has recovered from the effects of an operation and is able to te about town.
 Miss Margaret O'Connor of Norfolk was a weekend visitor at the Ladish home on, Grant avenue.
 Mrs. William Boucher of Rockville was a weekend visitor at the ;SchO' field home on High street.
 Mrs. Victor DeCarli of Springfield visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Mullins, over Sunday.
 Michael Janowski who is proprietor of music store in the Sena block, has added dry goods to his line.
 MT. and Mrs. B. E. Penny returned last week from an automobile trip to New York and New Jersey.
 Richard Bissonette of Holy Cross college is spending a few days recess with his parents on West street.
 Ralph PrOuty has returned to his duties at the Greaves Market after be- ing confined to his home with severe cold.
 A daughter, Alberta Emile, was orn to Morgan and Nina Reynolds Eaton on Friday at the Johnson Memorial hospital.
 All persons wishing to attend the w. c. T. U. institute at Hebron next Wednesday are requested to notify Mrs. F. H. Plumb.
 Mrs. William Hanley and daughters, Margaret and Katherine, have return ed after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Yare in Worcester.
 Anthony Jacobsen of Deland, Flor ida, is visiting his parents here. Up on his arrival he had in his possession supply of oranges raised in his own orchards.
 The excavation work in connection with the new school building is near ing completion. MasOns are now at work laying a foundation for the structure. The building is apparently to cover large portion of the yard. Winter post and auxiliary organiza- l tions have accepted the invitation ex- tended ty Rev. N. w. Heermans to attend memorial exercises at Grace church Sunday May 18th. Rev. c. H. Puffer will deliver the address at the cemetery Memorial day afternoon.
 M. was before the Borough court on Mon day charged with taking trout of ille- gal size. Sheriff EIdFidge of Willing ton arrested the man near WilIington on Sunday. Johnson was fined one dollar and costs amounting to $21.36.
 After an unbroken series of victo- ries, the Invincibles were defeated by the Night Hawks in a speedy game of baseball on Keefe Plains, last Satur- day afternoon. The score was 21 to 3. Panciera and Calchera was the bat tery for the Night Hawks, while Cote and. Louis were the heavy workers for the InVincibles.
 At the regular monthly meeting of StraZza Post, American Legion, it was voted to accept the invitation. of the G. A. R. post and the Sons of Vet erans and combine in honoring both the memory of the departed partici- pants of the Civil war and those of the later. World war. On Memorial day a delegation of the younger vet erans will accompany the G. A. R. in their annual tour of the cemeteries.
 
 at his home on Prospect street on Sunday morning. His death is attrib- uted to heart trouble. For the past few years he has been resident Oi Stafford and came to this town from Union. He. is survived by his wife Mrs. Ciba SikOra, and the following children; Helen, Anna, Mary, John and Joseph. Funeral services were held iI St. Edwards. church on Tuesday morn. ing with Rev. F. J. O'Neiu officiating Burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 Monson academy baseball team il an air tight game defeated Stafford high by a score of 12 to on Cushmar field in Monson on last Thursday aft. ernoOn. StaffOrd's defeat was largely due to inability to hit and to costly fielding errors. A. single by Scusse and a double byrC1ark accounted fol 1 StaffOrd's lone tally On "Wednesday afternoon Enfield: high will play tho local high school team on theHydt T Park diamond. The game will bC l called at three o'clock with Miller iI the. umpire's box. ~.
 Strazza Post, The American LegiOr are formulating plans for the begin. ming of an auxiliary organization tC the legion, In the interest of this fstep, a social and entertainment vii be given in the Springs house parlor' on Friday evening, May 27th. Tht kOys are planning an unusual even ings. amusement for their mothers wives and sisters, and all so related tC any .ex-serHice man are cordially in vited to'attend Stafford is one of tn, few remaining towns. in the state tha has not yet formed an American Le zion auxiliary. | At the Congregational church Sun day evening, Rev. c. E.. Crawford an, |, Mrs. Crawford spoke of the work the, are about to take up as missionarie in Topic, Mexico. Rev. Levi Rees an } J. D. Griff1ths represented the loca church, at the county conference fl ] Vernon, last week Tuesday, at whic
 time Mr.. Crawford was ordained : Mrs. Crawford has spent some time i ! north western Mexico where her pa rents were missionaries for eightee i lyears. At the, conference it was dC ! Ecided that these young people shoul 5 lbe maintained in their new field { B labor by the Congregational churche of Holland county. The city of Tepi ; has requested pastor, and while is down near the equator on the sout
 western coast, the high altitude-30(
 feet above sea level, lowers the e1
 cessiiye heat of that territory. Ne7
 Sunday Rev. MT. Crawford will preaC his farewell sermon at the COngreg; :. tionaI church in Vernon, where | /: has supplied for the past two year They. leave for Mexico i'm Octobe : commissioned under the America :. Board of Enrnign Missions