The Press., 1907-06-12
". R. O. meeting ne1t wednesday.

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson baby is ill.
 | W. H. Spedding of New York wal in the borough Sunday.
 Mrs. Fredinand Kreisel has gone tt Cleveland, O., for visit.
 Haynes Greenough of Boston hal been visiting friends in town.
 Henry Bolieau, who has been i'll with appendicitis, is much better.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alva Eaton of Wor' cester have been visiting in town. Friday is flag day. Let there be a general display of the national flag. Horace Wakefield of New Jersey has been renewing old acquaintancef in town.
 Gary Bros. are building a bridge across the stream near their coal elevator.
 J. H. Valentine has his new house on East Main street staked out ready to start on the cellar.
 There will be but one mass at St. Edwards church next Sunday, and this will be at 930 6. m.
 It is reported that Mrs. M. D.. Harris has bought the Ellis cottage on Highland Terrace. now occupied by Mrs. Fl. M. Hewitt.
 Since Saturday Dr. Bard has been an xrs&h kn~us1Sk;a Ho Ia ivnnrnvfnC and will doubtless be able to resume his work the latter part of the week. The St. Edwards schools will clcse next Wednesday evening, with an entertainment in St. Edwards hall by the children and a strawberry festival. Adelbert Needham will receive am other carload of horses tomorrow morning. This lot includes few drivers, but the majority are heavy horses.
 The past masters night by Ionic lodge, F. 6 A. M, last evening was a very enjoyable occasion. There was 8 large number of visitors from the neighboring lodges. Past Master J. V. Squier of Windsor Locks, who was the first master of Ionic lodge, was in the chair and worked the M. NJ degree on candidate. The other chairs were filled by past masters. After the work District Deputy J. M. Leach addressed the lodge, and in closing presented Past Master Squier with pair of Masonic cuff buttons. A bountiful lunch was served.
 The commencement of the Stafford high school begins Thursday evening with the class exercises at St. Ed wards hall. The graduation will take place at Memorial hall, Stafford, Friday evening. The senior class reception will be held at the Springs House Monday evening. The annual high school picnic will be held at Forest park, Saturday. The follow ing is the program for class day night and graduation.
 GLASS DAY EXERCISES.
 June 13. Postmaster, WILLIAM KARL WoBBEoKE. Solo, ssGypsy Love Song," Victor Herbert.
 MALCOLM SNOW BEcKWITH. Class History,
 HAROLD FISHER PIERCE. Class Prophecy,
 ETHEL MARIA MOORE. on the Prophet,
 WALTER Dow IDE. Solo, 'An Open Secret" CLARIssA ELDRIDGE DAVIS. Grinds,
 JOHN LEVIN BURR. Class Will,
 CLARENCE WILLIAM WooD. Class Song,
 Mss JULIA HAssETT.
 GRADUATION EXERCISES.
 June IA. -..-.- Music, Orchestra. Chorus. 'March! Stepping stones,"
 J. c. Macy. Stafford ''In Ye Early Dayes,'
 ELIZABETH LUoRLR CAREY. Puritans in England, MAE LOUISE MAoCALLUM. The Stamp Act, |"
 LoTTIE WIGHTMAN HAToH. The Long Arm of Advertisement,
 MALCOLM SNOW BEcKwITH. Music, Orchestra. Joan of Arc, --
 CLARIssA ELDRIDaE DAVIS. Causes of Revolution,
 HAROLD HURLEY PINNRY. The Jew of the Middle Ages,
 GERTRUDE GLADYS PRESTON. Presentation of Diplomas,
 ROBERT H. FISK. Music, Orchestra. The Hallelujah Chorus, c. F. Handel Miss Carey's essay received honorable men, ton in the contest given by Society of Notre Danes of Connecticut"
 Baseball Notes.
 Stafford has released Dowd.
 Houle has jumped to Salem, Ohio. and Monson loses good player.
 The Indian Orchard directors have released their pitcher, Pero, who has been with the Orchards so many years. DuBroy, Reno and Donlin were also released at the same time. O'Gara, their other pitcher, has had a good offer to go to league in Pennsylva- mia.
 Collins and Brooks will be the bat tery for the game Saturday at the fair grounds with Ludlow. Stafford has lost both games to Ludlow, and the team will try and turn the tables in the next game.
 Arrangements have been completed for two exhibition games with Mon- son on two of the open dates in the regular schedule. A game will be played at Monson July 20 and a game on the local field August 17th.
 The directors of the Springfield