The Press., 1916-06-28
West Stafford.
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As usual, Frank Fitzpatrick has his supply of Fireworks the most complete ever.
 G eorge Davis is home from Dart mouth college for the summer vacation.
 Mrs. Rose Luf1er of New London is her sister, Mrs. Francelia Gold.
 Miss Ruth Ellis spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ellis.
 Wayne Morse of Wilmington is visit ing at the home of his grandfather, Henry Mckinney.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ballan- tine are at Yarmouth, Mass, for a two-weeks' vacation.
 Mrs. F. z. Fairfield has returned from visit with Mrs. George Phillip at Fall River, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Burt has returned to Hartford after spending a week with Mrs. Henry Tetrault.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Shepard are entertaining their cousin, Miss Edith Herkimer of New York city.
 Rev. MT. Williston of Hartford occupied the pulpit of the Congre. gational church last Sunday morning.
 Albert and Samuel Cordner of South Manchester have been spending several days with their aunt, Miss Mary Smith.
 Miss Jennie Towne has gone to Leominster, Mass, to spend her vacation with her sister, Mrs. William Crawford.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Mellor have moved from Bristol, R. |, to their home here which was recently vacated by Frank Edson. MT. Mellor has employment at the Rhode Island mill.
 Harvey George was taken to the Hartford hospital last Wednesday suffering from blood poisoning. It has been necessary to amputate the middle finger of the right hand, and he is still in serious condition.
 The following pupils of the Cente, school were perfect in attendance fol the past school year: Grammar school, Miss Jennie Towne, teacher-Evs Danick, Claude Barlow, Robert Greaves, Attilio Serafin, Roger Pownall, George Preston and Eli. Bradway. Primary department, Mis- Eunice Bradway, teacher-Raymon6 Demars, Francis Preston and Torres, Blair. Primary pupils not absent no1 tardy for the spring Raymond Billings, Stanley Blair, Forrest Blair, Wells Carder, Raymond Demars and Francis Preston.
 Crystal Lake District.)
 If. c. Chapman of Rockville was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. William Gary left Monday morn. ing for two months stay in the White Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Hack have been spending number of days in Windsor, guests of their son, Ernest Hack.
 The Birches district school closed Fri day with 8 picnic at the Lake. Miss Irene Vinton was neither absent nor tar dy during the term.
 Staffordville.
 As usual, Frank Fitzpatrick has his supply of Fireworks-the most complete ever.
 Ernest Bissell of Holyoke was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Robert Wal bridge, over Sunday.
 Mra. and Mrs. J. H. MoCarthy have been enjoying an auto trip through the Berkshires, Massach chusetts.
 Mrs. Nellie Tyler of East Green. wich, R. l.. was the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Rishton, a few days ;his week.
 Mrs. Ewlin Phelps has been spend ng few days with her son, Emory Phelps and family in Taloottville, his week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fay Newton and Mrs. W. Plumb of Wilbraham, Mass. were the guests last Sunday of MT. and drs. John Rishton.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. ,. church will serve their usual upper in the vestry Thursday even- ng. Hostesses: Mrs. Arthur Smith nd Mrs. William Chandler.
 MT. and Mrs. John Orban and amily of Jersey City have moved in. 0 the tenement vacated by Mrs. aeorge Bowden. MT. Orban has in the Pearl Button mill. l
 Mrs. Chas. Wochomurka and two Emily and Helen, and MT. nd Mrs. Pigeon of Wilmington visited f1s. Louis Zabilansky last Sunday, ,aking the trip in their new Max. 'ell car.
 Judson Turney, who has been liv- ng with his grandparents. Mr. and Frs. Potter, in Willimantic, accom-. anied his mother, Mrs. F. G. Med. cry, home last Friday and will pend the summer here.
 Thomas Gillingham and two chil- rem, also his mother, Mrs. Gilling- am, and sister, Miss Steveta Gilling. am of New Jersey have moved into ne of Martin Browns tenements acated by H, A. BosWorth
 Mrs. Lima Bosworth gave her Sun ay school class of girls and few of ,eir young friends a party at her ome last Saturday evening. Games ere played and refreshments were 'rved. A very enjoyable time was 'ported.
 The Rev. Adelaide F. Browns ,bject in the Methodist church next nnday will be- 'AreYou Christian?" unday evening there will be an ED.