The Press., 1913-06-18
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

 ford
 Miss Rita Bastianello of Mystic
 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lent
 Campo.
 Mrs. H. O. Wilbur of Boston hal
 been a guest of her daughter, Mrs Leonard B. Baker.
 Raymond Campo, who has beer
 confined to his home by a badly sprained ankle, is able to return tc
 his duties.
 Rev. Levi Rees will supply at the Congregational church Sunday. H. l will take up his regular duties as pas
 tor July lst.
 l George J. Marten is spending a ten, days vacation in New York state, . looking over some of the large dairy ] and poultry farms.
 l A large number of invitations have
 been issued for the wedding of John F Harrigan of Terryville to Miss Rose Margaret Hanley next Tuesday. The bride is very popular locally and the wedding will be one of the most important social events of the season. Markus of Monson, formerly of this town, will be the caterer.
 Samuel F. Paisley, 45, of Manches- ter, formerly of this borough, died in the Hartford hospital last week We'd ' nfk ETo S1nSR1 three weeks ago while working as 8 carpenter on a tobacco shed in Wap- ping. A part of the structure was blown down by the wind, and Mir. Paisley was crushed underneath the pile of lumber. His injuries consisted of broken thigh and his left leg was badly crushed about the ankle He was also hurt internally. MT. Paisley was a native of Milford, Del, where he was born 45 years ago. He moved from Stafford Springs to Manchester about ten years ago. Besides his wife, he is survived by two daughters, Edith and Emma, and one son, Fred He also leaves one brother, Edward Paisley of Manchester, and one sister, Mrs. Benjamin Wilson. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at the house. Rev. G. 0. Mosher of the North Methodist church officiated. The burial was in the east cemetery, Manchester.
 The graduation exercises of the
 
 high school room on Friday at D. m., with the following program: i: Chorus, The Angel, (Rubenstein); in- vocation; essay, Yellowstone Park,-'' Aletha May Schofeld; Reclamation, Somebody's Mother,'' Robert Ed mund Sullivan; declamation, "The Curfew.'' Alice Williaminnie Sum- ner; girl' chorus, Song at Sunrise;'' essay, "The American flag Frank Arthur Johnson; declamation, "Bar- bara Frietchie, " Gertrude McCrohan; Reclamation, "The Builders '' Olar- ence Clifford Ambach; essay, "The Panama canal," Silvio Della Ber- narda; Reclamation, Independence Bell, !" William Kuslansky; piano duet, "Entr acte," Bohm), Kathe- rine Denholm Mitchell, Ruth Isham Alden; Reclamation, ''The American Revolntion,' Israel Rabinovitz; dec- lamation, "The Last Hymn," Irene Ella Murray; Reclamation, ''The Polish Boy,' Robert Archie Tuthill; essay, "The life of Frances Willard, ' Clara Alice Ward; presentation of di- plomas, R. H Fisk; chorus, The Sol diers' Chorus, { Faust). The admis- sion will be by ticket.
 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
 Examinations for entrance to the high school will be given this week Thursday and Frid ay at 9 a. m. Can- didates should bring report cards for the year.
 The class day exercises of the senior class will be held in St. Edward $ hall this evening. Program: Music March: Boy Scouts of America, Lynch's orchestra; presidents ad- dress, Gordon A. Charter; roll call, Alice L. Griffiths; class history Louise F. Beckwith. Marjorie I. Morse; male quartet, ''Voices of the Night, ; Messrs. Armstrong, Ladish, Mullins, Roberts; class prophecy. Carl H. Mnl- lins, Marjorie I. Morse; music -se- lection: Gloriana, orchestra; presen- tations. William o. Ladish; comforting degrees, Harry J. Armstrong; male quartet, Down on the Farm, Messrs. Armstrong, Ladish, Mullins, Roberts; statistics, Edward w. Rob- erts; address to undergraduates, Helen M. Wightman; response from juniors, Allana Mix, IA; class song, words by Harry J. Armstrong;, s. H. S., 1918; music = march: Musical Messenger. orchestra. The graduating exercises will be in the Comique theatre Fri day evening, with the following pro- gram: Music March, The Thunder bolt, Lynch's orchestra; prayer, Rev. Walter P. Buck; salutatory and ora tion, "The love of power" Louise Foote Beckwith; oration, Our atti- tude towards the worlds work, k,'' Marjorie lone Morse; music Bridal Chorus, from ''The Rose Maiden, ' (Cowen) high school chorus; oration, "The new profession, Alice Louise Griffiths; oration, ''The ideal com munity. William Otto Ladish EvAnino aluno bers, orchestra; oration, Modern heroism, m," Ethel Augusta Mae Gold oration, ''Men of thought and men of l action, ;" Carl Henry Mullins; music The Miller's Wooing. (Fanning). l high school chorus; oration and vale- dictory, Mammon vs. Minerva, :, Helen Mildred Wightman; presenta-