The Press., 1922-07-06
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS

pying their Crystal Lake camp.
 Robert Sullivan is having weeks vacation from his duties in The Press office
 A number of local automobilists journeyed to Watch Hill over Sunday and the fourth.
 Miss Margaret Reister of Clinton, Mass, was, the holiday visitor at her home on Benton street. .-..
 Francis Murray and Connie Clark have accepted positions with the w. D. Graves & Son, builders.
 George Stevens has purchased the house and lot on Prospect street where he resides from Enos Penny
 MT. and Mrs R. w. Smith, and Will liam and Helen opened their Crystal Lake camp for the summer, Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thompson of Worces- ter were weekend guests of MT and Mrs. William Foster on Stafford Street.
 Miss Mildred Turschman, of Som- ersworth, N. H., is the guest of her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Herman Turschmann.
 c. H. Moore and family are Occu- pying the Lord cottage at Crystal Lake. c. E. Brown and family, who have been in that camp for two weeks, returned home Friday night.
 Attorney Frank Harris was with his aunt, Miss Ella Foster, at the liar ris home here Wednesday night. He was on his way home to Syracuse, N. Y, after spending few days with his mother. Mrs. M. A. Harris, who is in Bridgeport, Me.
 Rev. James M. Howard Mrs. Howard and their two young daughters of MOrristOwn, N. J., are spending July in the home of his sister, Mrs. T. c. Chapin, on Grant Avenue. Mrs. Cha pin and family will be in the Jacob sen camp at Crystal Lake two weeks, then will go to Morristown to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Howard, for the remainder of this month.
 On Saturday, Miss Theodosa Rees accompanied Miss Judith Williams to her new home at Sound Beach, where Miss Rees will remain for few days Miss Judy's leaving town is much re- gretted by many old and young friends who have become very fond of her, during the nine years she has lived in the family of her great uncle, Rev. L. Rees.
 On next Saturday afternoon at Hyde Park the fast SOmersville Man ufacturing team will furnish the Op- position for the All Staffords. Quinn, Baldwin and McQuade will compose the battery. On Sunday the team will go to Baltic to play what promises to be the best game of the season and a large crowd of rOOters will probably accompany the team. ConnOrs will pitch and Gilman will be at the re- ceiving end.
 Friday was 8 perfect summer day and the picnic of the gregational eeiHuTch at Crystal Lake was en- toyed. Dinner was eaten in the Ran pavilion Boating and bathing claim- ed the attention of the young people and motor boat afforded pleasure rides about the lake throughout the day. The latter part of the day was spent on the east side and refresh mentS were served at the Butterfield
 A large number of the members have made arrangements to attend the second annual outing of Iona council and Onneco tribe I. o. R. M., at Ever green Park, State Line, next Sunday. All members who are to furnish food stuff or other articles for the outing are requested to bring same to Red mems hall as early as possible Sun day morning. The committee have worked hard and have completed ar engagements which will assure a gen. eral good time to all who attend.
 Andrew Anderson and Otis Burn ham, both of Union, were fined $50 and cost amounting to$6118 each by Deputy Judge Ernest K Taft at a hearing in the borough court last Friday morning after pleading guilty to- 8 charge of overlooking a truck Both men were arrested Thursday aft. ernoOn by Officer Russell Harmon oi the local State Police,~Wh he found them driving a truck with heavy load of ties. They claimed that they had been carrying loads of dry logs and ties recently and that the greer ties that they carried Thursday were much heavier than they realized. The light weight and carrying capacity O. the truck was exceeded by over 300( pounds. l The All StaffOrds added another scalp to their belt last Sunday whel they swamped the Chicopee Falls ReC
 Men by a score of to 1. Connor
 pitching and hitting featured through
 out the game. Gilman also playet
 great ball at the hot corner acceptinI
 nine chances without a slipup Tn
 visiting rooters were dissatisfied wit
 Umpire Greene's decisions and by con
 tinual grabbing threatened to stop tn game several times. The summary: | Stafford