The Press., 1916-07-06
John Moore was in Waterbury over

John Moore was in Waterbury over
 Sunday. ,.- a i. Henry Raith spent few days last week in New York oity. Il Raymond Tschummi was in New
 York city for the Fourth.
 | Victor DeCarli of Springfield was here over the week end.
 Daniel Blair spent the holiday and a few other days in Boston.
 Miss Agnes Garvais is taking a vacation with friends in Norwich.
 Harold Ambaoh has taken position for the summer in the A. 6 P. store.
 Mrs. Julia Lynch of Springfield is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. W. Howard.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. Wilkins of Pitts- field were recent guests of Miss Alice Sidaway.
 Lucius Smith and family were with Miss Mary and Frank Smith for the Fourth.
 | Members of troupe I Raven Patrol, Boy Scouts, had an outing Monday at Crystal Lake.
 Victor Pasqualini of Philadelphia has been visiting his brother, Peter Pasqualini.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Smart and family visited relatives and friends here the past few days.
 Miss Harriet Louise Wildey is spending two weeks with Mrs. William Sanford in Bolton.
 Rev. and Mrs. L. Rees and family will go Monday to Block Island where they will spend a vacation. MT. and Mrs. Alexander Gilman and son, Bernard, spent the Fourth with relatives in Norwich. j Miss Margaret Desmond of the R. I. W. office force returned Monday from a short visit in Meriden.
 The Stafford Country club golf team will tackle the Quaboag Country club team in Monson Saturday afternoon. f Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Yare of East Killingly visited Mir. and Mrs. John Yare and family over Independence day.
 J. M. Shea and daughter, Mary of Providence, visited his sisters. Misses Nellie and Mary Shea, a few days last week.
 Frank Baker, Mrs. J. Carl Con- verse. Miss Glover Converse and J. Kingsley Converse spent the week .end in the Berkshires.
 The Misses Martha Donath, Crissie Donath and Helen Lovelaoe of Mystic were the weekend guests of their cousin, Miss Minna E. Nothnick.
 The Moulton place on the Macadam road and the household goods and farming tools will be sold at auction on Saturday, the 18th, at 10 a. m.
 Arthur Rabinovitz of Trinity col. lege, who. is working for the vacation in the offices of the Travellers Insur. anoe Co., was home for the Fourth.
 A son, Gerald Allan, was born June 29th to MT. and Mrs. W. O. Hollister of Kent. Ohio. This is the second grandohild of MT. and Mrs. J. Allan Mix.
 Frank Baker has purchased a lot on Wilmington avenue from Dr. O. B. Newton through the Samuel Kuslansky agency. The lot is near the Juhn Kane block.
 There will be an auction sale of antique furniture, china, ourios, etc. belonging to the estate of the late H. B. Avery at his late residence, West Stafford next Tuesday.
 The leak in the watermain, efforts to find which had been going on for several months. has been located directly in front of Smith 6 Cooley s office. Repairs are being made.
 Stanislaw Bozinkiewicz, who re. oently purchased the grocery and meat business of Stanislaw Sefeik in John Sena's block, has given up the busi- ness here to conduct store in Glaston- bnry.
 The Taloottville nine, which went three innings on Memorial day with the locals here. has been booked up | again and will play the locals here Saturday afternoon. Stafford was enjoying the lead by to score on | Memorial day when rain butted in.
 Miss Christiona Donath and Miss Helen Lovelace. both of Mystic, have been visiting Miss Annie E. Reister. Miss Martha Donath, who has been visiting here for about week, and | Miss Christiona Donath are at present | the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Bolieau
 The most popular school boy voting | contest for the month of June resulted | in win for Edward Ladish with a total of II, 287 votes. Robert Fitz- patrick was second with total of | 9,71S and Chester Lynch third with 5,007. Ladish gets the $5 gold piece. For this month it will be the most popular schoolgirl voting contest.
 Much enthusiasm centers about the voting for the model hook and ladder truck that will be given to the boy who sells the most tickets to aid the fund for the purchase of a fire truck by the fire department. Quite a mum Der of boys have sold large number of the tickets, but they are not so far ahead by a long shot as not to be overhauled by some hustler starting now. The model truck, on view in Adams' store, is a "beaut." !" Boys desiring to enter the contest should see any of the following for particulars