The Press., 1916-06-21
Christopher Allen has Cadallao

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 Reg meeting of Myriad Rebekal lodge this evening.
 The last issue of this year. "Oraole" of the high school is ou this week.
 It's to he the Skats of Hartfor, against the locals here Saturday after noon on Hyde park.
 Miss Hazel Demaroh of Pittsfield Mass. left to-day after spending several days at the Ambaoh home.
 Miss Mary Fuoli of Orcuttville ant Carl Campo of this place were married June 16th by Justice of the Peace W. H. Heald.
 Miss Cora Burwell of Pasadena Cal, is visiting MT. and Mrs. O. E. Butterfeld. She attended the gradu ation exercises at Mt. Holyoke college
 Graduation exercises of Stafford high school take place in Comiqu, theatre, beginning at o'clock. to morrow evening. The alumni vii have seats reserved for them.
 The Thompsonville country olu1 golf team is to play the local country club team here Saturday afternoon. It is requested by Captain Angus Park that all the local players be present
 MT. and Mrs. John Smiledge, recently of this place, have purchased a home in Ashland, N. H. MT. Smiledge was here last week attend. ing to the removal of his household goods.
 Overtime in certain departm ents began this week in the mills here. Johnson's began last night running up to 9 o'clock. The Rhode Island mill and Warren's started Monday night. the first running until 9 and Warren's working some help up to and others all night.
 Beginning Sunday, July 2, and continuing every Sunday thereafter until further notice, the Central Yer mont railway officials will run train to New London and return to Brattle. boro. Vt. The train will be due out of here at 8 o'clock in the morning. It will be due in here on the return at 2. 53 o'clock in the evening.
 Postmaster Hanley has learned that there is to be shift in certain mail trains on the O. V., beginning next Monday He has heard that the first train for the south will leave here at 8 clock instead of at 9, and that the last train for the north will be due out of here at 7.23 instead of 5.O5 o'clock in the afternoon. John R.. Parkhurst, local agent for the rail. way, says he has heard nothing officially of the change
 Mrs. Elvina (Roberts) Labonte, 50 years old, wife of Medos Labonte, a one time resident of this town, more recently of West Willington, died in Norwich hospital Monday evening. The body was brought here yesterday afternoon on the passenger train due here shortly after 5 o'clock and was taken to the home of her son, M La bonte of Stafford Street. The funeral will be held in St. Edwards church at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning Burial will be in St. Edwards ceme- tery.
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 Look over Dennis grain ad.
 Matthew Keefe, Jr., has returned from a weeks stay with friends in Derby. a.>
 Miss Ruth Andrews of Simmons college is home for the summ CT v vacation '-' Tonic Lodge has accepted an in Vitation to attend the service with the local lodge. ~
 Mrs. Julia Johnson is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt, in Bridgeport.
 Our popular stage driver, Fred Sanger. is suffering from badly sprained wrist. -.|
 Mr and Mrs. 0. 0. Pinney of New York spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. E. o. Pinney.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn are having an outing at Lake Florence, Wales, where MT. Colburnis building a cottage. ..~
 Rev. and Mrs F. A. Manderson and three small sons are now living in their new home: the Baptist parsonage.
 J. M. Larned and I. P. Booth will represent the grange at the meeting to be held in Rockville to-day in the interest of farm bureau for Holland county.
 Miss Margaret Black, commercial teacher in Portland, Me, the past year, and Miss Annie Brown. teacher of penmanship at Presque Isle, Me. have returned to their homes for the summer vacation.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: Mrs. Mary E. Root, Mrs Lena Fiokner, Mrs .Breadon, Mrs. Carlotta Kaupon. Miss Mabel Fowler, Tano Marona. Arthur Pease, P. J. Brown, Frank Moore Wright, Jos. Wilder, Edward Daniley, Clarence Ambach.
 The mem bers of the Universalist Sunday school and parish will hold their annual picnic at Forest Park. Springfield, Thursday, June 29. Private cars and the Buick truck from the Hudson garage will furnish transportation. Time of leaving anf other details will be given at tht morning service next Sunday.
 Wolcott Lodge. F.. & A. M. vii observe St Johns day next Sunday by attending in body service a