The Press., 1907-05-22

lake June 1 5th for the annual picnic
 The senior class will go to Spring field on Monday to have the clas photographs taken.
 The farce, My Lord in Livery, , given by the high school scholars a the baseball fair, will be repeater at Memorial hall, Stafford. Frida. evening for the benefit of the higl school paper, ''The Oracle
 The class has elected the following to take part on class night: His torian, Harold F. Pierce; prophecies Miss Ethel Moore; poetess. Miss Juli, Hassett; toastmaster, William Wob becke; class will Clarence Wood prophecy on the prophet, Walter Ide essay, Recent disasters, John Burr
 The seniors are rehearsing daily or the senior play, "The Merchant ot Venice," to be played on the nights of June 4th and 9th at the Springl and Hollow, respectively. Senior dramatics is somewhat of 8 new ex pertinent, and the class urge the hearty cooperation of the towns people in making the play a success.
 The graduation exercises will take place at Memorial hall, Stafford, on Friday evening, June IA. There are to be seven speakers Gladys Preston, valedictorian; Miss Eliza. beth Carey, salutatorian; Miss Lottie Hatch, honorable mention; Harold B. Pinney and Miss Clarissa Davis, chosen by the faculty, and Malcolm s. Beckwith and Miss Mae MacOal- lum chosen by the class.
 Stafford.
 HI. F. Cady sells Milligan's bread. None better made. Try loaf.
 Miss Gertrude Rockwell spent Mon- day in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Depo spent Sunday in Wilmington.
 Mrs. A. B. Todd spent few days in Tariffville last week.
 Miss Alice Greaves spent Sunday at her home in West Stafford.
 Christian Endeavor meeting in Bap- tist chapel this evening at 7.3O.
 Charles Champlin of Hartford spent Sunday at the Universalist parsonage.
 Subject of sermon at Baptist church next Sunday evening will be "He- roes. ''
 Irving Jebb of Bay Path institute, Springfield, is visiting friends in town.
 Frank H. Mead of Franklin, Mass. !, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Anna Mead.
 The Baptist church has been wired for electric lights, and were used for the first time Sunday evening.
 The auction sale of the Edmund Sullivan farm and real estate will take place Saturday at p. m.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve their usual supper Thursday from 6 to p. m. Hostesses, Mrs. Asa Harris and Mrs. A. B. Todd.
 The Y. P. O. U. will meet in the assembly room at 6.3O p. m. Sunday. Topic, Memorial Sunday. Respon- sibility of our inheritance. Leader, Miss Annie Brown.
 H. F. Cady will open the store formerly occupied by the post office on November 1st with line of meats and provisions. Although meat mar kets have not been a great success here, MT. Cady still believes one can be maintained.
 The Stafford post office has been moved into the grange building. form erly occupied by Charles Whiton as a meat market. The store, with it's large windows, is we'll lighted, and it is much larger than the old store, giving MT. Lasbury an opportunity to enlarge his present stock of goods.
 The dramatic society and glee club of the high school will give an en- tertainmsnt in Memorial hall on Fri day evening of this week. The pro- gram for the evening consists of the farce, My Lord in Livery" also quartet by the ladies and young men, selections by the glee club and vocal solos. The admission is 15c; re- served seats, 25c. Tickets on sale at Warren's clothing store at the Springs and Oady's store at the Hollow.
 stamordville.
 l.. H. Childs is on the sick list.
 Newell s. Delphia returned home last week from trip to Worcester.
 O. R. Kemp of Palmer visited his mother, Mrs. W. Bradway, last Sun- day.
 Mrs. Lima Booth was the guest of her brother. Myron Heck, in Union over Sunday.
 There will be the annual union service held in the Meth odist church Sunday evening.
 Junior Christian Endeavor meet with Chester Goodell on Stafford Street, directly after school, Friday 
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Goodell and Bessie, of Ellington. were the guests of Mrs. H. A. Bosworth last Friday.
 Mrs. William Pratt of Spencer, Mass, has been spending few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wes- ley Bradway.
 Christian Endeavor service this evening in the Congregational vestry. Subject, "The progress of the south srn mountaineers. Sunday morning at the Oongrega- bional church the pastor will preach a Memorial day sermon on the sub- jeot, "What do these things mean?"
 The Epworth League will hold @ GT