The Press., 1911-06-21

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 Miss Warner of Rockville spent
 Sunday with Mrs. M. D. Harris
 The local Italians had an enjoyable
 picnio at Evergreen park last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Squires of Will
 limantic were in town she first of the
 week.
 The regular quarterly meeting of
 the Foresters will be held on Thursday
 evening
 Miss c. A. Washburn is entertain
 ing her cousin, Miss WOOlSey of Mont
 clair, N. J.
 Mir. and Mra E. c. Sanford will IgO into camp at Crystal Lake the last
 of the week.
 Mrs. J. V. squier of Windsor Locks
 was the guest of Mrs. James McI.augh-
 lin last Friday.
 Miss Marjorie Chapman of Water town, N. r., isa guest of the J. H
 Valentine family.
 Mrs. Luther Mundy and son, Addi- son, of Railway. N T., are guests of
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 Samuel Knslansky has purchased the clothing stock of A. P. AronsOn in his block and will continue the business.
 Albert Gallman has bought the Main street ash market through the A H. Adams agency, and Is open for business.
 The Oomiqua announces . special attraction for Thursday afternoon and evening. Exclusive pictures will bs shown Illustrating cowboy and Indian ceIebrations on the frontier.
 The local Knights of King Arthur, which includes some members of Beaver Patrol of Boy Scouts, opsn "Oamp Stafford' at Wales pond. | Mass next Monday for the week.
 "With Mask and Mitt," by A. T. Dudley, has been presented to the library by KingRley Converse. "The Great Year." a sequel to this book, has recently been added to the library
 Misses Alice and Ruth Walker, teachers in Brooklyn, who spent Sun- day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs M P. J. Walker, will sail from New York July 1st and travel in Europe all summer.
 George Hunter of Monson. who is In camp at Evergreen park, caught an eel . few days ago weighing over seven pounds He caught . perch weighing two pounds and has secured a quantity of pout.
 Wauseon lodge of Odd Fellows ob- served memorial Sunday. Members met at the lodge room and about 3 o'clock formed and marched to the cemetery, where the graves of deceassd brethren were decorated.
 James R. Thayer and Miss Florence A. Thompson of Belchertown came here last Thursday and were united in marriage by Judge Heald The gronm was of age, but the bride was 16. She had Q certificate from her mother giv- ing the latter's consent to the Oere- mony. '
 Grace Ohuroh Notes: Saturday a being St. John BAptist's day, there ( will be service at 78O a. m.. the holy communIon.. The Sunday school and parish pionfc is set for Saturday, July sth. ct Mr. Colds place, Crys- tai Lake. Transportation will be by ( special car. 1
 A change of time will go Into effect { on the Central Vermont June 25th. South bound trains will leave staf- ford at z. 58 and 10 31 in the fore noon and at 2.O3 and 7.1O p. m. North bound trains leave this station ( at G. 35 and II. 17A. m. and at 87 and 7.1O p. m.
 The local golf tsam will go to Mon son the 24th for a match. Westfleld will come here for . match July 1st. A return match will be played with ' Monson the 22d. President ,. H. Valentine of the club has presented a cup for local play, but the schedule has not yet been arranged G
 The following books have been pre-. ssnted to the library by Judge J. H. Reed: The Federal and State Con. stitutions, Colonial Charters and Other Organic Lava of the States, Territories and Colonies Now or Here tofore Forming the United States of America, complied and edited by Francis N. Thorpe, T vols.
 The graduation of the Stafford Springs grammar school took place at the high school room yesterday afternoon, with the following pro- gram: Invocation, Rev. R. O. Clapp; chorus, ''Robin Adair,'' Arr. by (Belknap); deClAmation, Horasius at the Bridge" (Macaulay). George Lester schofsld; essay, Rosa Bonheur. Hattie Alma Cooper, (Arst honor "How He Saved St. Mi (Anon), Marjorie Althea Fenton; girls chorus. "silent Now | the Drowsy Bird," (onenbaOh1; deo- { lamatIon, "The Hero of the Gun," [ (Preston), Hugh Cardinal Crawford ! essay, Lafayette, Alexander Papp; deolamation, "Arnold's Soliloquy," (Jones), George Paul Wise second honor); girls' chorus, 70 Who Will Der the Downs So FreeP" de Pear sall); declAmation, "The Mainl lC Truck, !" (oOltOn), Himie Kuslansky essay, The Second War of Independ- ( enOe, Mary Evelyn Reynolds; reOita- ( tiou. "Au Order for a Picture. '' (Carey), Mae Agnes Gilligan; girlss chorus, Charming MAransEtSss told FrenCh) essay, HoG1Rt, Hattie Mira { Lee; reCitatFoss, ''The Polish Boy," (stspheng1, Zelma Margaret Cooper ( of diplomas, Wm T. Williams; chorus, ''Psalm to Labor," from Athalie, (Mendelssohnl. The