The Press., 1917-06-14

Onneco Tribe, l. o. R. M., hay
 voted to buy a $100 Liberty bond.
 Israel Rabinovitz has accepted
 position with the Reo agency in Hart ford.
 The First National bank will b open this evening to accommodate sub scribers to Liberty bonds.
 The teachers of the high school ant grades went to the Syndicate point 8 Crystal lake yesterday afternoon for : picnic.
 A special meeting of the Stafford Golf company will be held at the club rooms of the Stafford Business Mems association on Friday evening at o'clock.
 There will be an exempliflcation oi the third degree by the Stafford ooun oil of Knights of Columbus Sunday al St. Edwards hall at 3. 80 p ID. There will be several invited guests as well as members of the state council
 Mrs. Meyers of Bristol, Great Poco. hontas of Connecticut, and Mrs. Champagne of Rockville paid a visit to Iona Council, D. of P, Tuesday. A very enjoyable time was had. Re- treatments were served atfer the meet ing.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Ohildren's day at the Congregational church. The pastor will preach a sermon to children at the morning service, and the exercises by scholars of the Sunday school will be held at 5 p. m.
 A son was born Sunday night at Saranao, N Y, to pr. and Mrs. J. P. Hanley. The baby only lived one day, dying Monday. The body was brought here Wednesday for burial. Dr. and Mrs. Hanley will return home this week.
 Miss Julia Mullins, who has a boarding house on Furnace avenue in the block recently sold by Adolph Roberts to Frank Baker, will move to the Williams house at the corner of Gold and High street. She will continue to take table boarders, but not roomers.
 Thomas Burns has accepted posi- tion with the Erie Lighting Go. of Erie, Pa., as assistant manager. The Erie Lighting Go. is building a new 75, 900 horsepower plant and MT. Burns will be situated there. His family are making a trip to Canada and will join him later.
 The total number of men registered in town is now 4O4. Four cards came in through the mail. Whether there are any slaokers here is not known yet. E. K. Taft is busy checking up lists and in few days will know whether any skipped or not. According to advance estimates there were only 393 in town who had to register.
 From next Monday until the follow. ing Monday will be known as Red Cross week all over the country in an effort to raise a fund of $1OO,- OOO,OOO. The Red Cross has 8 work before it and at this time it is very important that it should receive all the encouragement and assistance possibly to give it. Only a small proportion of the people ,an serve upon the actual field of battle. but all men, women and can do their part by making it possible to properly care for the large army the United States will have on the field.
 Stafford.
 For the coming Paramount attrac- lions at Town Hall, June 18th, Rita JolI- yet in "An International Marriage" an exceptional photo-play in parts June 18th, Marie Doro in Common Ground" Miss DOro, who always has proven herself } successful artist on the stage, now shows us that she Is versatile in many other things, among them millinery, feature n parts.
 Mrs. George A. Keppler of Norwich is visiting friends here this week.
 O. W. Lasbury has taken a position with hardware store in Springfield.
 Mrs. Eva Nj. Bugbee of Hartford las been the guest of friends the past week.
 Mrs Henry Quay is spending a | in Canada and expects to return here in the fall.
 Fred Rabideau was home from New Haven the first of the week to l 'isit his parents, MT. and Mrs. John 2abideau. He is to join the aerial feet at Mineola, l.. L. and will start | Or France in about three weeks as Iergeant ill his company.
 Baptist Church Notes: In the ab- ence of the pastor, Mrs. Manderson will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. | Morning subject: "The reward of | Ionfession. Evening: Rest for he weary" Children's day exercises Sunday morning immediately after Iervioe.