The Press., 1910-06-15
Tbe hIpl, sObool pioDic will be held

The Kemp property on Main stree 3 has been sold Go Julia Manniug, through the agency of Samuel Kus- lansky.
 There was a fire near Ellithorpe'l crossing last evening, when the boa shop owned by F. H. Plumb wat burned. The shop was not used and the loss is not heavy one.
 Ohildren's day was appropriately observed in the Methodist and Con. gregational churches Sunday. Infant baptism, sermons to the young and special music made the day impres- sive. Concerts were given by the Sunday schools in the evening. Lau. rel Is. because of frequent rains and continued cloudiness, particularly luxuriant and deep pink in color and was ,used effectively In decoration.
 Stafford.
 Mrs Win. Bennett Is seriously i'll with colitis.
 F. A. Lasbury will open his foe cream room Friday.
 Mrs. Mary Prince is recovering from a slight indisposition.
 Regular communication of Wolcott lodge. A. F. 6 A. NJ, on Thursday evening.
 Miss Ethel sault is spending two weeks with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Fred Sault.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. O. Pinney have returned from a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt In Bridgeport
 Wm. Couklln of Pitts6eld, Mass :, was the guest over Sunday of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B OonkIin.
 Motor cycles are becoming quite the thing. Richard Walbridge and Roy Oonnors are among the latest purchasers
 Baptist Ohurch Notes: Mid-week meeting tonight. The l. A. society will meet for work Thursday after. noon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. H O Thresher and Ms. Oscar Sanford. Next Sunday morning children's ser. mon. At 715 p. m Children's day concert.
 | Universalist Church Notes: Ohil- dren's day will be observed In the Universalist church Sunday The services will be held at the regular morning hour. A fine program Is assured, in which the musical mum. bers will be 8 leading feature. The regular quartet will assist in the ex. ercise. Subject for the Y. P O. U. meeting at o'clock is "Ohrist and the children Leaders, Mrs. Frank Lasbury and Miss Florence Walbridge.
 The graduation exercises of the ninth grade, Pinney Grammar school, will be held at the school next week Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The following program will be rem dered: Song. i've Meet Again To- Night, Boys,'' school chorus; invo. cation; essay, "Our National Flag. Julia Eileen simons; declamation, l" Betsey' g Battle Flag, Mildred Hes- ter Webster; trio, The Last Rose of Summer ;' essay. ''The American Indian. Malcolm Maynard sault; deolamatlon, Boys. Balthazar Al. fred Quay; song, Stars of the Sum- mer Night" school chorus; declama- tion, "The American Revolution, '' Frederick Edward Rabideau: decla. nation. "OurfeW Must Not Ring To Night.'' Theresa Marion Doherty; trio, "The Hunt;'' declamation, John Maynard, Raymond Luke St. Marie; essay, Niagara FalIs,' VII. liam Whitoher Loughheed; presenta. tion of diplomas; song. "NoW the Day is OVer,'' school chorus The following are the members of the graduating class: Julia Eileen Si. mons, William Whitcher Loughheed. Malcolm Maynard Sault, Frederick Edward Rabideau, Raymond Luke St. Marie. Average for two years, William Loughheed, 94 per cent; Julia Simons. 92 per cent; Nal. colm sault, 90. 89 per cent; Frederick Rabidaau, s6 4 per cent; Raymond St. Marie, s2.5 per cent. Glass oolors, red and white. Glass motto, ITO be rather than to seem ; Glass flowers. red rose and white daisy.
 staffordville
 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. John Tonon June 9th.
 Robert Giltrop. who had a shook few months ago, is steadil failing.
 Mrs Agnes Gauthier Is taking care of her mother, Mrs S. Sanger. who is i'll.
 Miss Bessie Duncan of Monson visited her cousin, Miss Bertha Bel. cher, recently.
 MT. and Mrs E Murphy and family moved last week into the house known as the Mrs. Ella Bass place.
 Mrs. Barr and little daughter of Monson visited the first of the week with her sister, Mrs. Drummond.
 Mrs o. ". Bennett and Miss Oar rie Roper of Palmer were the guests of their nephew. E. M. Chamberlin, last week.
 Mrs. Carrie Goodwill, who has been spending several weeks with her cousin, Mrs George Fiske, returned to her home in Springfield on Monday.
 The Stafford Ministers' association will meet in Staffordville Monday, June 2Oth, at 3 p. m., with Miss Jones. pastor of the Congregational church.
 Congregational Ohuroh Notes: Sub jeot of Wednesday night prayer meet ing, 73O o'cl Jock. Recreation, ,},' Mark 6: 7-13: 30: 34: Heb 4:1-16