The Press., 1922-08-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Rev. Mir. Allen of Wilmington will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Francis s. Brick has moved to the house recently vacated by AnsOn B. Handy on East street.
 Misses Helen and Mae Gilligan are taking a two-weeks' vacation from their duties in the office of the c. J. W. Co, and are at Lake George, N. '.
 Rev. and Mrs. Berckman of Colches- ter were in town Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Clinton Bradway, a patient at the Johnson Memorial hos pital.
 Many complaints are heard of mo- tOrists parking on the left hand side of the roads. One accident resulted from this and the police will deal se- verely with anyone disObeying this law.
 Grace Church NOtes-Services Sun day at 10,S0 a. m. and ' D. m. Evening prayer each day at 5 p. m, except Fri day of this week and Thursday of next week. when the evening service will be al 7.30.
 The handicap match played last week by The Stafford Golf club re- suited in a victory for the following players: 1st prize. H. B. Pinney, 12 golf balls: 2nd prize. s golf balls. James Shepherd, Jr.; 3rd prize, 4 golf alls. Hans Hansen. A match game
 Fl ! Q played Saturday. Agust 5th, at Stafford with the Putnam golf club.
 ,,tn' CTS of the Golf club and fami- r.. d's.ring 10 I Q served with supper for 5 cents. Saturday. 5.30 to 6.3O D. h.. please notify Mrs. Robert H. Fisk. Judge Joel H. Reed and Frederick G. Sanford. commissioners on the es- tate of Mary Donahue, gave a hearing to the creditors of the estate at the office of Judge Reed Monday morning. Victor J. BisSOnnette presented a Iill against the estate for money paid out for doctors and nurses bills, taxes and sundries amounting to $42521 and Mrs. Catherine Bissonnette his wife, and executrix of the estate, presented bill jointly with her husband for care and support of Mrs. DOnahue for nine years amounting to $1.560 the two bills amounting to $1,986.21. Hugh Ward. whose children are ben efciaries under Mrs. DOnahue's will, was opposed to the bills and was rep resented at the hearing by Attorney Robert H. Fisk. MT. and Mrs. BissOn- nette were represented by Attorney Charles Phelps of Rockville
 At a meeting of the town school cOmmitte held at the library Monday evening the following calendar was adopted for the coming school year: Fall term, Sept to Dec 22 Holidays. Stafford fair, Oct. II and 12 Thanks giving. Nov 30 to Dec l. Winter term: Jan. 8 to March 29 Holiday Feb. P. WashingtOns birthday. Spring term: April g to June P. Holiday, May 30, Memorial day. Mrs. D. B. McPherson was elected teacher of the Frst grade in StaffOrdville school. There is still one vacancy in this school. There is also a vacancy in the English depart ment in the high school and the sixth and seventh grades, a combination position is yet to be filled and a sue cessOr is to be chosen to Miss Clover Converse, assistant in the kindergar- ten department of the Springs school. It was decided to paint the school house at Staffordville and to make minor improvements in some of the outlying schools before the beginning of the school year.
 George J. Gary has been granted a permit to operate a jitney line be- tween Stafford Springs and Spring field. The award was made last Sat urday morning by the Public Utilities commission which recently held hearing on the matter in the Springs House. The line will probably go in- to operation sometime next week and will take the following route: Leave Haymarket- Square to West Stafford and then over Chestnut Hill to North Somers, to State Line and through East LOngmeadow to Springfield. MT. Gary has purchased a new Rec omni- bus that has a seating capacity of twelve. The schedule has not yet been decided upon but will probably be as follows: Leave Stafford Springs 8 a. m., 11.3O a. m., 3 p. m. Arrive in Springfield 9.3O a. m., D. m., 43O D. m. Leave Springfield 10 a. m., 13O D. m., p. m. Arrive in Stafford Springs ll.3O a. m., p. m., 6.30 D. m. a trip later in the evening would be made for theater parties, if the patronage warranted it.