The Press., 1917-08-30
olin Brooks Of someraworth, N. H.

olin Brooks of somersworth, N. H
 is home on vacation.
 O. J. Dalton of New York is visit ing at the Fitzpatrick home.
 Miss Hildreth Whitaker is visitin
 friends in Springfield this week.
 Richard Whitaker is visiting hi
 sister, Mrs. Ohas. Ohapin, in Enfiel,
 this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Weeks ant
 their son are visiting Mir. and Mrs
 Wm. Whitaker.
 Mrs. Minnie Krug and daughter
 Louise, of Providence are spending
 the week with her brother, August Thiesing.
 Miss Margaret Russell, dietitian ir the hospital at Haverhill, Mass, wal with her sisters, Misses Mary and Isa' bel Russell, last week.
 Mrs. Ethel Harmon Wood, former taeoher in the local high school, was married August 23d to Carroll Blake Connor, at her home in Rindge, N. H. Mir. and Mrs. Oonnor will make their home in Hill, N. H.
 According to reports from Monson there is a possibility of improving a part of the highway leading from Monson south. It is stated that there is an appropriation of $3, 500 available for this work and that bids will soon be asked for. This will be a start towards improving section of the highway between here and Monson that is badly needed.
 Grace Church Notes: The service next Sunday will be a celebration of Holy communion with sermon by the rector at 10. 80 8. m. The regular meeting of the Knights of Washing ton will be next Tuesday evening in the guild room. Sunday school and the evening service will be resumed again on Sept. 16. Sept. 9th is the Anniversary Sunday, when there will be a special service at 10. 30 a. m the laying of the corner stone forty years ago The Italian people of Stafford are asked to the mission services to be held for them beginning on Monday evening, Sept, 10, at 2. 80 p. m. The Rev. MT. Nooe, who will conduct the services for his oountrymen, will be assisted by Vespuoius Petrone of Stafford The Rev. MT. Noce is the rector of San Salvatore church in New York city and Is spoken of as a splendid preacher.
 There seem to be a few men in town who have acquired the habit of steal ing. Who the men are is unknown. The latest exhibition of their work was given last Saturday night when they broke into Frederic Faulkner s garage. They were heard by Mrs. Faulkner and she asked them what they wantel. They told her that they were lost and went away The next morning the Faulkner's disoov- sred that the tire and rim was miss ing from one of the rear wheels on iheir automobile. About two weeks lgo some one also tried to break into he Faulkner house by way of the sun ,srlor, but were frightened away. There are also a few complaints about tealing from gardens. For this | iffense a new law has been passed in his state providing a fine of $100, or ix months in jail,. or both, A man | Vho is small enough to steal out of a arden in these times is likely to pay | mighty we'll for his smallness if aught The police in town have 'een notified of the matter and are ;eeping a close watch. !
 Stafford. ,
 Paramount Pictures, Town Hall To light, Fatty Arbuckle makes his second | appearance in Reckless Romeo" two art feature. The remainder of the pro- | program includes two single reel come lies, and a Burton Holmes Travelogue. | Iept. 1st, LenOre Ulrich in "The In- rigue." The story of an X-ray gun that he American government wouldn't buy | he negotiations of It's inventor with for ign government; this governments ap- of the guns marvellous power, nd the attempt of an enemy to secure It's ecret Is, of course, the intrigue which makes thrill after thrill of excitement. You spell 1t with caps and four letters. The cast includes LenOre Ulrich, Cecil Tan Anker, Howard Davies. Herbel | Florence Vidor, Paul Weigel. ,ept 4th, Vivian Martin in Her Fathers ,on," drama of the south before and turing the great war. Several cOmpliea- ions, because -four hero'' Is, after all, ust dainty southern belle. Some tense