The Press., 1917-11-08

| JOHu AEuO1ui ana udugtlG0Es M lSs Amy. leave to morrow to spend the winter in Lynn Haven, Florida.
 John Bolieaq has sold his farm or Stafford Street to Filippo Tripoli through the Samuel Kuslansky agency. George Slater is taking a two. weeks vacation, and Carl Perolo if filling the vacancy in the freight depot. =.
 In the list of premiums awarded at the Stafford fair the following was omitted: i: Mrs. A. Bidorini, 2d prize on knitted bedspread, $1. 50.
 The American Express Go. moved into the store in the Baker block formerly occupied by the Rockville Willimantio Lighting Go. yesterday, :, Horatio Needham Irons recently enlisted at Hartford in the 1st Conn {, infantry and is now stationed at the Yale camp at New Haven. He was at his home iD Orcuttville over Saturday and sund ay. There has been large ad vance sale of tickets for the dance at St. Ed wards hall on Friday evening for the benefit of the local Red Cross, given by Court Oronooo, F. of A. Woods orchestra will furnish music. Tickets, 25 cents. .>-.. The Current Events club will meet NEAvNAou Mro F.H. Spelman and Mrs M. A. Harris The follow ing will be tile program Roll -oall Timely topics about Ru ssia Truich, the oity of learning; Edu- cational institutions; Weir Mitch ell Mary Antin The committee: Mrs R. w. Smith, Mrs F. F. Patten and Mrs. K. Orcutt. Miss Ruth Tuthill will sing.
 Mrs. Betsey Blodgett Adams, widow of George Adams, died Wednesday night at the home of her niece, Mrs. Nye. at Ashland, Mass. : Mrs. Adams was 88 years of age and was born in Stafford. She had been i'll for several weeks at Ter home on Stafford Street and recently after having fairly re- powered she went to make her home with Mrs. Nye, her niece, and the journey proved fatal. She is survived by three nieces, Mrs. Nye, of Ashland, Mass. Mrs, Kennedy of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs. Garter of New York. The funeral was held at the home Saturiay at 9 o'clock, Rev. MT. Manderson of the Baptist chufch oficiating, and the burial was in the Stafford Street cemetery.
 The rules of the state commissioner on domestic animals. printed last week in relation to dogs, went into effect Monday. Dog Warden H.. O.. Bntterfield has received his in. struCtions and will be on the lookout for any stray dogs. Owners of dogs wishing to keep them from being killed must obey the rules. The infectious disease known as rabies has been epideimc in Connecticut. result ing since January 1st in the killing of a large number of infected doge. One hundred persons have been bitten by rabid dogs, ,necessitating the Pasteur treatment and three human lives have been lost by this terrible disease. A special deputy. from the state office will visit the several towns and re. quire a strict enforcement of the rules. The towns in this vicinity affected by the rules are Stafford, WilIington, Mansfield, Union, Ashford and East ford. The towns in the west part of Holland County are not included.
 HONOR ROLL. Albert Hewitt
 Frel Rabideau-
 Arthur F. Blair
 Olaf Jensen .'
 Pietro Panoiera
 George Paul Wise
 Howard Parkess Penny
 Frederick B. Bousquet ~. Adamo Morterelli
 Michael Koschiutuk
 Edward Patrick Shea
 Harry J. Wise
 John Richard Bowden
 William J. Labrache
 James Arthur Ryan :.
 Edward Hubert
 Flory Pasqualin
 Pietro Piccin
 America J. PeirolO
 William Arthur Smith
 William Raymond Park
 Leroy Hudson Bates
 Mansuetto Zampoli
 Henry George King
 Bartholomew W. Mullins
 Hiram R. Wiers
 Donald D. Mitchell ...
 Elwin K. Preble
 Luigi Partelli ..
 Willis J. Linn .5
 Edward Huden ..:. ...- ;
 Herbert Lyman White
 John ChFistianson
 Frank Palsbaw
 George Palanck -
 Onrl6Gl0n- -ChEl6Gl6ns6n "
 Frank R. Kane
 Wm. A. Black
 Ernest D. Chapman
 John DupEe
 Farley Patten ? Adelbert Needham 4@t
 Howard Needham
 Walter Rabitaille ->f
 John Quinn, Jr. Thomas Mullins
 -. John Hawley Larned
 Ernest Jones
 Fred French
 Joseph Fitzpatrick Sna