The Press., 1922-08-17
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD sPRINGs.

to Buffalo and the Great Lakes.
 A. Nicholson was in Palmer thu earlier part of the week on business trip.
 Mrs. Addison Arnold and Mrs. F. L Smith are spending the week at Blocl Island.
 Miss Helen Bradley of Ware, ha: been visiting Miss Mary O'Halloran o' High street.
 Adelbert Needham has taken over tht management of the Auto Inn in North Wilbraham.
 Earl Belcher has accepted position as salesman for the Stafford Motor Company Inc.
 The Iona council. degree of POca- hontas meeting will be held next week Tuesday evening.
 A telephone has been installed in the L. R. Quinn & Co.,, store. The number being 215.
 Miss Vera Siswick was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 Robert Fitzpatrick is taking vaca- tion from his duties in the Fitzpatrlck store and is at StOningtOn.
 While at play Wednesday morning
  Ter. fell and broke his right arm. His condition is not serious.
 Leo Quinn, accompanied by friends from Hartford, is making two weeks tour of Canada, Maine. New Hamp- shire. Vermont and New York.
 Rev. H. A. Coolidge of Union will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. The evening ser vice will be omitted.
 The R. I. w. company are building three more houses on Keefe's Plains These houses are to be finished in succo and will Le similar to the other houses.
 Miss Florence E. Kinsman has re turned to her home ill New York City after visiting a few days at the home If her uncle. F.. D. Kinsman. of Brown >sveHue.
 Ralph Prouty is taking weeks vacation from his duties in the Greaves market and is at Mashapaug Lake His place is being filled by Chester Boyer.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Foster and children. Janet and Junior, and MT and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin were al Adams, Mass. for the weekend, going over the Mohawk Trail.
 Rev. Michael McKeon. who died il New Haven last week and who was 2 former pastor at St Edwards parish has made allowances in his will tC St. Edwards chapel which will re ceive $500.
 Mrs. c. R. Newton. Mrs. Daniel Sul livan of New London and her daugh
 H Portland, Me, recently mOtored tC Beedy joined her husband, Congress man Beedy who is featuring witf Chautauqua this summer.
 At a meeting of the American Le zion last Monday evening, Gardiner Hall and Richard Murray were elected as delegates to attend the state con vention at Waterbury the first weel in September. Harold Pierce anC Chris Christensen were elected as al IeFnates.
 J. Wasserman has moved his good: back to his old store and is remodel ing his block. formerly the Foster block. and expects to occupy the same about September 18th. He will occupy two floors for his store. Only the in terior will be remOdeled now. On ac. count of the scarcity of help he will not do any thing with the outside al present.
 --"Tim" Gilligan has purchased a horse. In it's day the horse was said to be one of the swiftest and prettiest saddle horses in the community, but it entered the stable of the said Tom in a very ragged condition, but by using his expert knowledge of horse manship Tom says the horse will soOT be itself again and that he is deeply considering the proposition of enter ing it in one of the classes at tht local fair.
 On these hot days many people ar' seeking refuge from the heat by going to Crystal Lake, where they enjoy ; cool swim and spend many hours O canoeing on the lake. On every Wed nesday afternoon excursion trolle. cars leave Hartford for the lake where crowds turn out to join tn party. In the evenings the people en joy the dancing The number of peo pie camping over there this year pass es last years mark by large margin
 The house of T. F. Martin, mill dealer. near Orcuttville four corners burned to the ground last Frida, morning. On Wednesday there alst was a fire there but MT. Martin ex tinguished it. but not until hole hat been burned in the roof Friday whel he was here to get shingles to patel the roof the fire broke out again il the same place. Apparently it hat been SmOldering since Wednesday The loss is estimated at $5,0O0 and is partly covered by insurance.
 The Stafford Springs Motor Com pany., Inc. was incorporated the earl part of the week. Papers were file, at the office of the secretary of tn state, showing that the companies cap ital stock is authorized to be $5,OOC The incorporators are Jacob J. Coole of ThOmpsOnville, Joseph Cooley o Springfield and Myron T. Glou of Staf ford Springs. MT. Ricci, who own the Arizona" block in which the In corporation has their store is buildin garage III lIe rear OI lnS DlOCt which the motor company will use.
 George Gary's jitney service t Springfield was started on Tuesday The following is the time table:
 Leave A. M. A. M. IF. M. Stafford Springs SIS 11.3O BOO
 West Stafford S.3O 11.45 3.15
 SOmers $50 12.O5 3.35
 North SOmers 300 12.15 3.45
 State Line BIO 1928 3.55
 Springfield, Ar. 8.45 100 4.3O
 Leave A. M. P. M. P. M.
 Springfield 0.45 I.3O 500
 State Line 1920 2.O5 5.35
 North SOmerA IO.3O 2.15 5.45
 SOmers 1O.4O 2.2S 5.55
 West Sta affOrd HOO 2.45 SIS . Stafford Springs 11.15 300 6.3O
 The trips are to be made every da including Sunday. The fares are a follows: From Stafford Springs t West Stafford, 15c; to Somers, soc; t North Somers, 65c; to State Line, roc to Springfield. $1.15.