The Press., 1917-10-18


 @Adamo Martorelli stationed at Camp Devens, Aver, returned Saturday. after having spent three days with his parents
 The s. H. s. senior class broke the record at their eating booth at the fair this year. Their net receipts will be about $500.
 The Rebekahs will hold a social dance Friday night, Oct. 26th, ID Odd Fellows' hall. Stein's orchestra will furnish the music.
 James E. Dav ison and Jacob Wexler were arrested by State Police Stiles Friday for running a gambling de. vice, and Judge W. H. Heald lined them $l5 each.
 The Cyril Johnson WOolen Go. will install fifteen new Knowles -Crompton looms in the room formerly occupied by the wool sorting department. SIX arrived yesterday.
 Farley O. Patten left Monday for the Newport naval training station and will be trained in the Mosquito fleet. He enlisted May 9th as a reserve and has been waiting to be called.
 The Ladies' Aid society will con- duct a rummage sale in the Oongre- gational church parlor next week Fri day, opening at 1 p. m. All con- tributing articles for the sale are requested to leave them at the church by 9 a. m. the same day.
 James F. Lentz, 49, died at the Johnson hospital Monday evening Of acute mania. A Masonic funeral was held at the Congregational church at ] 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. L Rees officiating. The burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 Last Friday afternoon between D and 6 o'clock some one broke into Dr. O. B. Tschummi's office and stole gold, used for filling teeth, valued at over $3O. The same was taken from a drawer in his safe which was not locked. It was reported that the office uf Dr. A. O. Comins was broken into, but this was not so.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church was held yesterday afternoon. The following officers were elected |: President, Mrs. o. B. Pinney; vice. president, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin; l; secretary and treasurer, Miss Margaret Cooley; solicitor, Mrs. c. R New ton; assistant solicitor; Mrs. R. W. Smith; entertainment committee, Mrs. T. Fred Mullen, Miss Matilda Mo- Culloch, Mrs D. D. Mitchell and Miss Mabel Meyers.
 Henry Ducharme. with two female companions, drove in a wild ride from the fair grounds Wednesday evening, and as he was coming around the curve by the dam of the Stafford Worsted Go. lost control of the car which smashed through the railing of the bridge into the rocky river bed fifteen feet below. All escaped any injury, but the car was badly damaged. Duoharme was arrested and brought before the borough court Thursday charged with intoxioation and was fined $75 and costs, in all amounting to $86 80. He paid the fine.
 Stafford.
 Mail Carrier Sanger, beginning Oc- tober P, will charge the following for carrying passengers: from Stafford Springs to Stafford 2Octs; to Hydeville l R/ AaA Twill
 The coming Paramount attractions at Town Hall: Oct: 2Oth, Pauline Fred erick in "Nanette of the Wilds." Story by Willard Mack. A dramatic story oi the mounted police in the great north west. Cast Nanette Gautier, Pauline Frederick Constable Thomas O'Brien, Willard Mack; Joe Gautier, Charles Brant; Andy Joyce, Frank Jayner liar " Jennings, Wallace Macdonald; Bap tiste Flammant, Macey Harlem Ser geant Major O'Hara, Daniel Pennell Marie Beaudeaut, Jean Stewart COnsta ble leone, Robert Conville. Oct. 23, All Star Cast in "The Martyrdom of PhilliI l Strong" one of the most fOrcefully en acted and absorbing dramas that has eve 2 been placed on the screen. Robert Con ness and Mabel Trunnelle are the featured members of the cast, which included Big 
 s WadswOrth and Frank Lyons. Mrs. Geo Jenk ins is quite ill.
 Miss Anna Findiesen has returne from a few days stay in Concord Mass.
 K. J. Glover took 8 party of seve . to the exposition at Springfield las " week.
 4I The first of the series of free lecture { will be given next week Thursday i 6 Memorial hall. .l<,. Mrs. Albert Converse of Wa , Sufield is the guest of her daughts. Mrs. Joseph Roberts. ; ,ss..: t Corporal w.. A. Black is no : stationed at Washington, ID. 70 E quartermasters corps. ,s! 3I Miss Helen Shanley of New Have Z spent a few days last week at u ] home of MT. and Mrs. John Rabidea1 { ~ Mrs. Frank Ohaffee and daughter ] Enfield have returned to their hon z after spending few days with M Z and Mrs. Henry Grundy.
 E MT. and Mrs. Frank Shippey, Mi ! BlaDoh, and son, Herbert were Rues
 of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover duril E the fair. Mrs. Thomas Black and SO [ John, returned home with them f ] a short visit.
 Baptist Church Notes: Tonight the chapel harvest supper will
 served from to o'clock. Suppe
 25 cents. Sunday morning subjeC "The Calling of the Gentilesr
 Eph. 2: IA. In the evening Dr. L.. Ratchelder will give 8 stereoptic lecture, titled "The Story of a Blu
 Day." Collection to dsfray expens' nl,o ..,u.oI rTo1lo-aa,, r,urk1, ,1nd