The Press., 1922-10-12
NTAFFORD SPRINGA.

There will be dance in the Italian hall, with a prize fox trot, on Saturday evening the 21st with music by Sous sells orchestra.
 The republican caucus for the nOmi nation of representatives and justices of the peace will be held at the bor- ough hall next Monday evening al 7.30.
 Harold Towne of this place and who is attending Clark University of Wor- eester has earned a place on the Var sity'' soccer team and played last Sat- urday at Amherst.
 By courtesy of Edwin Scott, who has recently acquired a Pathe machine motion pictures of Niagara Falls, and a reel, descriptive of the story of the Prodigal Son, will be given at the Congregational church next Sunday evening at 6.45.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Jennie L. Enc Brooks, wife of E. w. Brooks, who died last Thursday were held at her home in Mansfield Saturday and burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery. Rev. Levi Rees officiated at the exercises at the cemetery. Mrs. Brooks was a former teacher in the Stafford schools.
 John Horrigan of this place was fined $lOO at a special session of the
 Mansfield court last Saturday on a charge of driving recklessly the Sun day night previously in Merrows. An additional charge of drunkenness was withdrawn. Horrigan struck car in which were five memters of the Ser vice family of Wilmington, one of whom was injured.
 Dominica Rossi was fined $50 and costs amounting in all to $62.7O. by Judge Heald in the borough court Saturday afternoon for violation of the Volstead act State policemen Young. Kelsey and Caron searched ROssi's property on West Main street and found a five gallon still and a quantity of mash. The fine and costs were paid by MT. Rossi.
 At the democratic convention for the nomination of Judge of probate for the district of Stafford, held in the Springs House last Thursday morning, Judge Michael D. O'COnnen was re- nominated. G. R. Billings was chair man of the convention and David Bis sett was clerk. Following the con yentiOn the delegates were the guests of Judge O'Connell at a dinner served at the Springs House.
 The dance this week Wednesday eve cHs hoI ha by the Stafford council K. of C., and music will be furnished by Scussels orchestra On Thursday night dance will be run under the management of William Taylor, who holds a reputa- tion of putting things across with slam and probably this dance will be Letter than any yet run under the management Scusseps newly formed orchestra, including Danny Haig will furnish the music.
 The annual meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was held Wednesday afternoon in the vestry of the Methodist church. About half of the active members were present and a very interesting meeting was held. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Ed win Harper; vice president at large, Mrs. G. w. Amidon; vice president, Mrs. John Larned; secretary, Mrs. William Bruce; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Cady.
 The following were arrested on the charge of intoxication last Sunday evening by Officer Thomas Hayes and at court last Monday morning received the following sentences and fines by Judge w H. Heald: John Carroll, 30 days in Holland jail and costs; Will liam Roche, case continued on cOndi- tion of good behavior; Frank Parizeau S1O and costs amounting in all to $2O.- S1; Mathew Sullivan $15 and costs amounting in all to $25.S1; Treffle Ducharme was sentenced to 180 days in Holland jail. This makes the thirty third time that Ducharme has travelled across the county to Holland.
 The first report of Miss Edith Mead the local public health nurse. for the month of September shows a great in crease over previous summer months in the various activities of the assO- citation. The total number of persons cared for during the month was 36. The aggregate of visits was 148 and 4S2 school children were weighed and measured. The financial part of the report also shows an increase with $12.75 collected by the nurse and $4475 from the Metropolitan Life In- suranee Co. Miss Mead has entered this work with much enthusiasm and a regulation army headquarters tent has been erected near the main hall at the fair grounds by members of the local American Legion Post. The tent is the headquarters of the Red Cross at the fair and is prepared to meet all emergencies.
 A Holland County Sunday School Convention will be held at the Stafford Springs Congregational church on Fri day, the 20th, with the following pro- gram: Theme: "The Task Before Us" Afternoon session at 2.30, period of worship. Rev. Levi Rees; address, "Is The Task Worthwhile? Rev. William V. Allen, South Wilmington; ]; reports of president, secretary, treas urer, superintendents of departments; i; report of nominating committee; i; election of officers; offering; hymn address. "The Romance of the Sunday School" MT. Wallace I. Woodin, sec retary Connecticut s. S. association {; address, 'The Gospel According to You, Rev. William T. Thayer, di- rector religious education Connecticut s. s. association. Evening Session at 7.30, period of worship. Rev. William T. Thayer; address, Making the Wheels Go Round" MT. Oscar A. Phelps, President Connecticut S. s. association; business and offering i; music, solo, Rev. William w. Allen address. "The Challenge of the Teens, ' Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens, Superin- tendent Young Peoples Division Con- neeticut s. s. association; closing prayer.
 Open Bible Crusade Meetings.
 A week of special services conduct