The Press., 1916-05-24
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s "A girl was born to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stamm, April 25.
 iAldsn skinner of Rockville was . rsosnt guest of George Schofle1d on Village Hill.
 Miss Esther Young and Frank Tehber spent Sunday at the latter's home in Amherst
 Joseph Lynch of Blackstone visited his sister, Mrs, Edwin Shrier, for few days last week.
 Judge William H. Heald will be the guest of Alternate Arthur E. Bowers of Manchester at the republican national. convention in Chicago, which beRins June 5.
 The opening of Crystal Lake Sum- day attracted large attendance from nearby towns and oities. The concert by the Italian band of this place was one of the big attractions,
 Mrs. Noel Pease is having an addition made to her house on Grant avenue. The ell is being raised one story, When the work lis done the laouse will be o-tenement one William Horton Camp, : S of V., will have it's last meeting before Memorial day tonight. Important business is, to come before the mem- bers, all of whom should be present.
 About 2O% COWS and calves were shipped out of here Monday. J. A. Farnum of Westboro. Mass. dea Ter in cattle, came here some time ago and purchased the animals, from a number of farmers of this section.
 sJohn J. Curtin has resigned as manager of the. Springs house, 8 posi- tion which he had held about a year. Rudolph Prentiss is now the manager. Mir. Curtin made many friends while here who wish him we'll. He has sevsral similar petitions under con- Alteration and it is likely that he will accept one soon.
 George -Siswick will go to the republicsn national convention in Ghia9go in June as alternate in place |o& e ". H. Hall of South Willing ton. Col. Hall is not going because he wishes to attend the graduation exercises of his daughter that week at Wellesley college. E. s. Fuller of Somers will be the guest of MT. Sis- wick at the convention. Lott Dean of Marshalltown, Iowa, who for 70 years had been travelling salesman until he retired three years ago, died recently at the home of his son, Jasper Dean, at Tipton, Iowa. He was 86. He was native of Staf- ford and began travelling as New England peddler. at the age of 13. He followed the boot and shoe line until after the opening of the civil war. He then went to Toronto, where he worked for Canadian wholesale shoe firm and at the same time acted as secret service agent for the United States government, reporting on hap penings in Canada that had direct bearing on the secession of southern states and the aid of the British te the confederate cause.
 Methodist Episcopal Church Activi ties: The new suits for the boy scouts have arrived. The boys are very much pleased with them The pro ceeds of their play will help to pay for them. Friday afternoon thu annual meeting of the Woman'' Foreign Missionary society will b' held in the church parl0rs, and Fri day evening at 2 o'clock the weekly
 business and devotional meeting o1 the Junior League. Tomorrow ths
 pastor, Sunday school superintendent and others will attend the convention of Sunday school workers in Willing ton. Services of last Sunday were
 we'll attended. the pastor preaching iI the morning on Faoes'' and giving
 in the evening another address on the work of the general conference. Nexl
 Sunday morning the sermon theme Twill be {. Stars that shone for Jesus. T In the evening the service will b' a union service, the Congregations people coming to worship with us ana lRey. L.. ,Rees to preach the sermon
 Music by the choir.
 Comrades; Memorial day is ap preaching and while our numbers art
 few and our strength is feeble, lei
 us not fail in enthusiasm, witt the support of Winter Woman's Relic
 Corps and the Sons of Veterans, let
 us make a great effort to properl,
 observe the day. Let all the comrades veterans, members of the Woman
 Relief Corps and Sons of Veteran
 meet at. C.. A. R, hall Memorial Sun
 day, May 2s, at 10 9. m., and thel
 maroh to the Congregational churcl Ewhere Rev. l.. Rees will deliver tn memorial sermon. Memorial sda. lmeet at the han at 2. 80 a, m., sharp isit the Catholic cemetery at 8 a. m. tEFsWest Stafford cemetery at 9 a. m.
 Hillside cemetery at 10 a. m.;. Staf
 fordville cemetery at II a. m.; staf tford Street cemetery at II, 30 D. m
 Return to hall wheresd dinner b'
 served. Leave hall at,-2 p m m Ipremptly for the Springs oemeter. lwherssthe address of the day will b | delivered by the Rey.J. W. Ballantine We shall need about 16 automobile i to convey the veterans to the ceme
 tories in the morning. Will our kim } Ffriends who can give us the use Q
 their cars give their names to Ohristo Ipher Allen. or to the commander. 2.
 Per order Anthony Adams, Com.