The Press., 1917-10-04
Mrs. Adelbert Needham has pur- chased a Packard roadster.

Mrs Adelbert Needham has pur- chased Packard roadster.
 Regular meeting of F. of A. on Monday. Deputy Murphy will attend. { Mr and Mrs. E. F. Engley spent tic weekend in Wallingford at the 'leEae of their son and wife.
 dance will be given by the L. AZ A. O. H., Wednesday evening, 0ck 10, at St. Edwards hall. The proceeds will be given by the society for Red Cross work. Tickets are on sale at B cents,
 The second Liberty Loan campaign ia DOW underway, and an eficianE local organization has been formed to pnsh the sale of the bonds beyond the $200, 900 mark that was reached in the last campaign when Stafford proved one of the banner towns of Inc state. Christopher Allen has been appointed chairman of the local orkanization by Governor Aiken of tile Federal Reserve Bank at Boston and R H. Fisk will act as secretary. Ths following men have been selected as general committee: O. B. Pinney, William Park, J. H. Valen- tine, A. I Mitchell, Jas. Sheppard, R. ". Smith, Walter Scott, Fred Wildey, Henry Schwanda, Geo. Sis wick, R. M. Fisk, F. G. Sanford, U. E. HaEwood, F. H. Baker, Lott O. Halloran, R. W. Ellis, F., s. Gorham, HsR Wightman, O. F.. Chandler, O. F. Beck kwith, O. H. Moore, David Rissett, w. R. Preble, F.W. Howard, P.s J. Murray, M. D. O'Connell, A. D-Bernarda, Fred Novogroski, Francis J. Fitzpatrick, Frank Lasbury, H. O. Fisk, E. F. Kellogg, Dr. A. o. Uofnins, Louis Campo, Anders Jacob sen, T. M. Lyon and Henry Wise It ia desired and expected that the manu facturers will organize themselves into . special committee subject to the call of it's chairman. In connection with the first Liberty Loan the interim certificates are now at the First National Bank ready for delivery and those desiring the 31 per cent. bonds will please call there for further in- strnctions As the 3 } per cent. bonds are convertible into As many will doubtless wait until tEe new bonds are issued before taking up their allotment. The necessity of prompt and generous response to the second appeal to our country for money with which to buy food, clothing and eqnipment for our rapidly growing army and navy and to meet the other enormous expenses of the government made necessary by our entry into the great war must be apparent to every thinking person. When it is con- sidered that no gift is asked for but simply a loan bearing 4 per cent interest free, of taxes up to a certain income, there can be no reasonable excuse for failing to meet the present urgent call. These government bonds are unquestionably the highest form of investment in the world to-day and the investor not only secures the greatest margin of safety possi ble, but also does his patriotic duty bJ helping his country in this most i'm portant crisis. Subscription will be received. at the First National Banl and all of the facilities of that in stitution will be at the disposal of thu people in connection with this mos important matter. In the frs campaign the people of New England took one-eighth of the issue. We wan to repeat this splendid record. Thi' rank will gladly handle subscription without cost, ais before. The security is the highest; the rate is attractive the necessity of the government ii imperative. Subscribe at once. Libert Loan Committee for Stafford The following nine men have beer called into service and go to Aver to day:
 America J. Peirolo ... 
 William Arthur Smith
 William Raymond Park ,. . Leroy Hudson Bates Mansuetto Zampoli
 Henry George King
 Bartholomew William Mullins = Arthur Baxter .s.. s
 : Hiram Raymond Wiers f HONOR ROLL. Albert Hewitt FFe,l Rabideau
 Arthur F. Blair
 Olaf Jensen
 Pietro Panoiera
 George Paul Wise
 Howard Parkess Penny
 Frederick E.. Bousquet
 Adamo Morterelli
 Michael Koschiutuk
 Edward Patrick Shea
 Henry J. Wise
 John Richard Bowden
 William J. Labrache ! James Arthur Ryan
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