The Press., 1922-07-27
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. John Lee is in Mystic visitinl her aunt.
 Joseph Guilman has purchased Durant touring car of Paul Genholt.
 Woods orchestra will furnish musi, for a dance at Wales Saturday even ing.
 Mss Minnie Shea is spending few weeks in Clinton with Mrs. John Sul livan.
 Agnes Glisten of Worcester is visit ing at the Frazier home on Brown avenue.
 Miss Alice Garden of Indian Or. chard spent the weekend with Miss Helen Fletcher.
 Mrs. Thomas Murningham of New York is visiting at the Hanley cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Miss Marie Lavery of Warren, Mass spent few days last week with Miss Mary Hanley of Orcutts.
 Miss Annie Reister of the local tele- phone exchange is taking a twO-weeks' vacation from her work.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. -Hanley of Hartford are spending a week at the
 
 Miss Gladys Houle is spending a weeks vacation from her duties in the town clerks office. at Block Island. R.
 Edmund Dalton of Hartford was the guest of Leo Fletcher at the Converse cottage. Crystal Lake. over the week end.
 George RumbelOw journeyed to Camp Woodstock over Sunday, where he visited his son, Jack. who is at tending the camps.
 Miss Maud Weeks has returned to her home in Providence. after spend ing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Will am Whitaker of Crown street.
 Ct orgc Miller. who has teen mana err of the All Staffords. has resigned h S position. His resignation was ac- ceptad at a meeting last Tuesday eve ming and Nelson Madsen was elected to succeed him.
 Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning worship at 1030. Sermon ly the pastor Subject: The Priceless Pearl" Evening service at 6.45. Sub ject of the pastors talk. A Great Poem and What it Means"
 The tree that was blown over on the house of Dr. H. H. Moore was taken down and cut into firewOOd in less than two days by Milo Bradway of Staffordville. Many thought that it would take at least a week.
 On next Saturday afternoon the All Staffords will play the Wales nine at Keefe's Plains. and on Sunday the West Hartford A. A. will furnish the opposition. Both of these games will Q fast and the locals will have to play good baseball to win them.
 The E. J. Nel1igan contractors of Ware. Mass. have obtained the con- tract for putting the tar sidewalks in the streets in the borough that so far have been without them. The work has been started on Benton and Gold streets and is progressing rapidly.
 Many complaints have been heard of the people burning rubbish in their back yards. The smoke that comes from this is very annoying, and a quicker and more easy way of getting rid of this rubbish would be to take it to the dumps.
 Mrs. John Dorsey. II, died Tuesday at her home on Hicks avenue. Her health had been failing for some time although until last night she had been able to be about She leaves. her hus- band and two sons, Charles Roberts of Springfield and Louis Roberts of Pitts field, Mass. Funeral services were held this morning at St. Edwards church and burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 ok community gospel preaching service was held at the Orcutts schoolhouse. Twenty-one were present, that on two days notice and doubtful weather Much local interest is manifest in these services The people of the community are invited to attend the service next Sunday at 10.30 a. m. There will be a sermon for the chill dren and one for the older folks.
 At last the merchants and clerks are of! A team has been organized by Pal lanck and will play the Night Hawks tonight on the diamond at Hyde Park at 5.30 o'clock. The team consists of ex-leaguers and they hope to put a good team on the field. Slim" Buck ley will hover around the initial sack, and will keep his glove on in case a ball should happen to come his way. (He says that he is in hopes that such a thing wont happen). Bob" Scussel of local high school fame will hold down second with Fitzpatrick at short. High" Dupre will appear for the last time in local baseball at third. with Baldwin in the box and Pallanck at the receiving end. Glenn Cyka will play left field and the local fans will be lucky to see this lanky youth in action, as he escaped the big leagues by a close shave. Leo Zelz will be seen but not heard in center field. and by straining their eyes the fans will probably be able to make out Bert Needham behind a tree in right field They tried to have Bert" play center field but he refused to play there, his reason being that there wasn't any trees to hide behind in case a ball should come to him by mistake. James Crapelh, a youthful knight of the scissors and razor, will also get chance in the game, probably in right field. Joe Brunelle is the coach and trainer, and he says that the team will be in it's best condition. The Night Hawks will put their regu- lar lineup on the field. Pop" Pari- zeau will umpire. He says there wont be any fighting over his decis- ions unless he displeases someone who can run faster than he