The Press., 1916-08-10
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srAFFos eHf1fS Il George siswick and family are \
 Laurel camp, Mashapaug. W. L. Tuthill of Brattleboro, Vt was in the borough over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and fam
 fly have moved here from Springfield Miss Salena Maroell and Miss Mar.
 celia Rounds are visiting relatives il Old Mystic.
 : Miss Ida Fregeau, employed at the . Howard store. is enjoying two weeks vacation.
 ; MT. and Mrs. Frank Webber spen, Sunday with her parents, Mir. and
 Mrs. Thomas Young.
 T Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and daugh-
 ter, Mary, have removed to Bridge
 port, where they will make their home. E
 Louis Fitzpatrick, who has been depending two weeks here at the Fitz- patrick home on West Main street, re- turned Sunday to his home in Provi. dence.
 Napoleon Avert, employed by O. B.. Gary 6 Son, was before the borough court Tuesday morning on charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty.] Judge Heald made it fine of g and costs
 Florence Taylor, four years old, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Phileas Taylor, has returned from the Mercy hospital, Springfield, where she had been receiving treatment for an attack of diarrhoea.
 Myriad Rebekah lodge will have a picnic this afternoon at Rowe's grove, Crystal Lake. The party will leave on the 3 o'clock trolley. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock. A full attend anoe is expected.
 The town of Stafford will receive in excess of $500 in tuition this year from out-of town students attending the high school. The tuition of the students is paid out of the treasury of |tis town from which they soome. To turn the town is reimbursed by the state. @
 Overseers of the Rhode Island Wor- sted Go. and invited guests, totaling in all 27, had big outing Saturday at Evergreen Park. Impromptu pro. grams of the fun provoking nature were in vogue all the while. George Brooks was unanimously voted "some clam baker,.
 Sixty members of the Weloh Bailey families were entertained Saturday at Millstone cottage, Crystal Lake, by MT. and Mrs. W. A. Pierce of this place. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock. Relatives were present from New York city, Yonkers, N. Y., Mi antio, Willimantio, Rockville. Water bury, Hartford and Stafford Springs. Miss Edith J. Wells of Northamp. ton, Mass, who was elected at the last meeting of the school board to teach mathematics in the high school for the coming scholastic year, has ac- cepted a position in another high school She is to receive larger sal- ary there than she would here. The hiring committee of the board will fill the vacancy.
 Mrs. Eva (Pallanck) Cox, 22 years old, wife of Wilfred B. Cox, died close to 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in Bridgeport of mesenteric anemia The body was brought here on the ? o'clock train Monday afternoon. The funeral took place in St. Edwards church Tuesday morning at o'clock. Burial was in the St. Ewdard's oeme. tery. Mrs. Cox, had lived here up to a few years ago. Other than her husband. she leaves her parents, MT. and Mrs Fabiano Pa1lanck, four brothers, George, Robert, Arthur and Eli, and three sisters. Mrs. Charles Mayo,s Miss Agnes and Emma Pal lanck, all of this place.
 In return match in Norwich Sat- urday afternoon the local country olub golfers lost to the Norwich country club players by the score of 28 to l. It was on the 18th of July that the local team won from Norwich up here by the score of 19 to 3. Arrange ments for the deciding match have mot been made as yet. The summary !: Norwich. W. Austin, 3 | u Gt,..cu