The Press., 1922-11-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS

STAFFOKD SFRANGS
 w. R. c. meeting on Friday evening.
 There will be meeting of the HOs- Tuesday at 2.3O D. m.
 Mrs. George Fenton of Orange, Mass, a former resident is at the Springs House for a week.
 Woods Orchestra will furnish mu- sic for dance at Wales Saturday eve- ming and at Palmer next week We'd nesday evening.
 George Siswick and daughters, Misses Mildred and Beatrice, were at Haverhill, Mass, for the weekend to visit Mrs. Siswick and infant son.
 The annual town business meeting will be held at borough hall next Tues- day evening at 7.SO to vote on the approval of the estimate of the select men and town school committee of the budget for the fiscal year ending Au- gust 31, 1923.
 The Holland county association of Congregational churches and ministers will meet with the local church next Tuesday with sessions at 1O.3O a. ID. and D. m. The WOman's Missionary society of the church will provide lun- cheon. The meeting will be in the form of an institute on missions, and Rev. Frank W. HOdgdOn, field secre- tary of the Congregational Commission on Benevolences,A Arthur V. Bliss, sec retary of the American Missionary aS- sOciation, and Frank M. Sheldon, D. D., secretary of the Congregational Edu- cational society, will be present to ex- plain the work being done by the va riOus denOminatiOnal societies and en- force their claims upon the support of the churches. The meetings will be open to the public. ---.-...-.' ...-..
 Tickets will soon be on sale for the Near East Relief benefit to be given December 1st at St. Edwards hall. In addition to the dance program by M. LudOvica and his assistant, Mile DeBarry, already announced, two one act plays will be given as follows: "A Dramatic Evening" by John Kendrick Bangs. Cast:
 Thaddeus Perkins, Kingsley Converse Edward Bradley, Ralph Baldwin Robert Yardsley, Daniel Sullivan John Barlow, Harry Bradley Mrs. Thaddeus Perkins, Emma TOnOn Mrs. Edward Bradley, Evelyn Kaddy Jennie Barbara Chapin.
 Sunset" by Jerome K. Jerome. Cast:
 MT. Rivers, Henry Pease Lawrence Leigh, Daniel Sullivan Azariah Stodd, Kingsley Converse Aunt Drusilla, Mildred Fraser Lois Rivers, Helen Gilligan Joan Jasper, Ruth Chapin
 Scussel's orchestra will furnish mu- sic for dancing after the entertain ment.
 In the annual financial report of the Holland county commissioners recent ly printed in The Press there were several mistakes made in correcting the proof so we reprint the report as follows:
 Receipts for the County of Holland for
 the year ending September 30, 1922,
 with statement of the amounts
 due the County on that date: Received for board of prisoners:
 From the State, $1,O91.12 Received from sales at jail, 10000 County Home, 1O3.85 Cash on hand, 6,824.03 Received from County Tax, 100000 Received from State for County
 Home, 6,861.O Admission Tax, 3,87394 Interest, 779.16 County Home Order, 225.OO
 Total, 6O,458.1C Expenditures of the County of Holland
 for the year ending September 30
 with statement of the indebtedness on that date.
 Paid at jail for provisions, $1,116.7; Paid at jail for clothing, 25.6! Paid at jail for Fuel, 416.OI Paid at jail for light, 39.2t Paid at jail for medicines, 1885 Paid at jail for salary of
 jailor, 1,s42.O Paid at jail for salary of
 assistants, 5000 l Paid at jail for building and
 repair, 1,356.8 Paid at jail for Furniture, 52.2 Paid at jail for water and ice, 800 Paid at jail for telephone, 41.3 Farm, 72O.7 Insurance, 83.9 Paid at Court room for repairs, 1919 Probation officer, 200 On account of County Home, 9,554.5 5 Salary of County Com
 missiOners, 1,444.3 Salary of County Treasurer, 75.0 Salary of County Auditors, 200 Stationery, Blanks and Stamps, 81.1 tOther expenses in detail as follows: Sealer of weights and measures, 621. 3 Bar Library, 200O Rent, Clerk of Superior Court, 233.7 Bonds, 419.9 Forest Fires, 246.5 State, for Widows Aid, 1,267.0 Investigating Columbia road, 19.0 Furniture for County Clerk, 58.5 Taxes 31.5 Sundries, 38.0 County Home Order, 225.0 1921 Orders paid in 1922, 101.1
 Cash on Hand
 Town of Holland Notes, 100000 Town Holland Notes:
 Savings Bank, Rockville, 5,000.0
 Savings Bank. Stafford 5,0O0.0
 Savings Bank, Holland, 5,0O0.0 Cash, 4,666.O