The Press., 1917-03-29
Frauk oroutt sustained shook Sun

'Frauk orcutt sustained a shook Sun
 day which affected his head.
 The schools will close to-morroW
 for the usual two. weeks Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Farrell and daughter, Miss Celia. of Rockville. spent Wednesday with Mrs Louis Savy.
 Mrs Lincoln Luce, who has been at the Johnson hospital for nearly two weeks, will soon return home.
 Misses Alighty and Addie Morse and Alvin Morse of Sturbridge, Mass, are visiting Mir and Mrs. G. W Amidou.
 The plans for the Red Mems ban quet are completed and all members are requested to meet at the Red Mems hall tonight.
 Israel Rabiuovitz is very i'll at his home, and it is doubtful as to whether he will be able to go on the Washington trip with his class
 Guisseppe Lusa was before the borough court yesterday charged with using a slaughter house without permit from the bealth officer He was found guilty and fined $5 and costs, making a total of ST 26.
 Elmer Allen was before the borough court this morning charged with in- toxication The court found him guilty. He was fined $5 aud costs which amounted to s 5. 26. He Could not pay, sn was sent to Tollaud jail
 Chas. F Chandler and his mother, Mrs. F. J Chandler, attended the funeral of Mrs. Edith L Kirklaud in Chester, Ma last week. Mrs. Kirk land is survived hy une son ani cue daughter and her husband. II H. Kirkland
 Miss MamIe Keefe was called tn Puughkeepsie, N. Y the first of the week to attend the funeral of George Chamberlain, who died in Waterbury SIrur,Iuv night MT. Chamberlain was superintendent for the Torriug ton Building Co
 c B Pinuey. James Sheppard, D D. Mitchell aud O. F. Beck with have been app1iutPd to organize a troop of home guards in this town. They | intend ru arrange for a mass meeting | for SC, me night next week aud have a speaker from Hartford come out and explain the duties of the guard to all wh1 are interested in the matter.
 The senior class starts tomorrow for the annual trip to Washington They will go by way of Hartford, taking the boat from there to New York and making the rest of the trip | by rail. This class will be fortunate in being able to see the session of congress open on April 2d and hear the president deliver his speech to The follow ing compose the party which is going: Irene Murray. Mabel Colburn, Alice Garden, Anna Maud Cummi miske4 Eliza beth Cunningham, Agnes Roberts, Alice Ward, Esther Warren, Mildred Webster, Richard Murray, Silvio Clinton Bradway, Edward Ladish, Israel Rabinovirz, William Kuslausky, Walter Hanley, Thomas and Frank Johnson, F s. .Gorham, Miss Florence Guilty. Miss Mary Hogan and Miss Fletcher of Monson.
 Stafford.
 Paramount Picture Program, Town Hall, March SOth: Jesse =. Laskev pre- ents the crowninR achievement of he present. screen season, Geraldine Farrer n Maria Rosa" In 5 parts; April Sd, ;assue Hayakawa in "Alien SOuls," in 5 ,arts.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange lext Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs Albert Crnsier and D W French and family have moved 10 Millville, Mass.
 Frank E. Thompson will sell his household furnishings at auction on at 80 p. m.
 L. O. Putney has returned from N H where he has been the past winter.
 Mrs Raymond Patton of West New ton, Mass, has been a guest of her MT, and Mrs. Wm. Park.
 Stated communication of Woloott Lodge, F. & A. NJ, next Thursday evening. Work in the E A degree.
 Collector Burwell will be at the tore of F. A. Lasbury this afternoon from I. 80 to 5 30 to receive the town taxes.
 An auction will be held next Satur- lay afternoon, commencing at l. 30, It the home of the late Mrs. NJ J. Iavery.
 Amos Giuholt received painful in- Inries last week by having his arm 'aught in the spinning jack while at ais work in the Phoenix mill. The regular supper of the Universal st church will he held next Wednes- lay evening The hostesses are Mrs. J. M. Dimock, Mrs Milton Soule md Mrs. J. F. Sibley.