The Press., 1917-06-21
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

| A H00 OFOse uags mhu0 Dy OuS sisters of St. Edwards parish school. is floating this week in front of St. Edwards church:
 Starting Monday the trains on the Central Vermont railway leaving here at 1O.45 a. m. north and 2.O5 p. m. south will be discontinued. The rest of the trains will leave on the present schedule time.
 Private Jones while on duty Sum- day morning stumbled and thrust his hand through the window in his guard -house. His wrist and forearm were badly cut and he suffered much from loss of blood. He was taken to the Johnson hospital and treated and is now out again.
 John M Jr., son of John Horrigan of the borough, who has been at the State sanatorium at Hartford for the past four months, suffering with tuberculosis, died last Monday and his body was brought here Tuesday. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church Wednesday morning, Rev. E. J. O'Neill officiating. The interment was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 Benjamin Sohofeld and Louis Girard were before the borough court Satur. day charged with intoxication and Arthur Comfort was before the court charged with intoxication and assault on John Conklin of West Stafford, who entered the complaint against all of them. He stated that the disturb anoe was at his home in West Stafford. The two pleaded guilty to the charge and Judge Heald fined Schofield and Girard $1 and costs and Comfort was fined $5 and costs. These fines were paid.
 Although the weather was not very. inviting large crowd gathered Satur- day afternoon for the flag raising on the new pole which was given by the G. A. R. The parade started from Memorial hall, headed by the Italian band and followed by the G. A. R. ;. militiamen, sons of veterans, boy scouts and a large number of school children from the public schools and St. Edwards school. When they reached the flag pole the band played selection. Anthony Adams made the presentation speech and Warden J. M. Leach responded, accepting the gift and also speaking on patriotisn.' The band played ''The Star Spangled Banner" while the flag was raised by John Irons. The children, who were in charge of Miss Marjorie Morse; sang ''The Star Spangled Banner, ',5acaoAn panied by the Italian band. A fine address was given by Rev. Ohas. H. Puffer on patriotism and the war. At the conclusion of the exercises the Italian band rendered. a few more selections. The crowd was very enthusiastic and when the flag was raised gave three hearty cheers. The flag pole. as it was given by the few veterans left from the Civil war, and it will always stand as a monument of their generosity to the town.
 Registration list, town of Stafford, first voting precinct: Leroy Hudson Bates, Sanford 0. Bates, Solomon James Bates, Arthur Baxter, John Nelson Black, Pinto Vincenzo Bona ventura, Paul Cyril Booth, John Richard Bowden, Wifred Joseph Bresaw, Adelbert Farnum Carpenter, Arthur Francis Chamberlin, George A. Clarke, Omer Cooley. John Thomas Cunningham, Martin Francis Cunning. ham, Alfred Raymond Depeau, Henry Joesph Depeau, Louis Edward Depeau, Harley Dimmick, Battista Eandito, Arthur Forgette, Daniel W. French, Edward Louis French, George Henry Gibson, Thomas Balloon Gillingham, Charles Leonard Goodell, Mahlon Gilbert Gray, Balthazar Quay, Royal Bliss Hatch, Peter Kancelar, Harry Albert Kuehl, John HaWIey Larned, Carl Whiting Lasbury, John Marvonek, Peter Moringer, John Joseph Morrell, Matthew O'Keefe, Norris James O'Keefe, William Raymond Park. Angus Campbell Park, Police Lawrence Pero, Homer Frederick Pero, Michael Petz, Benjamin Phelps, Charles Her bert Phillips, Harold Burley Pinney, Luig Portelli, Giacomo Quarti, Fred Rabideau, Joseph Ribicky, Joseph Roy, Wilfred Edward Roy, Thurber Arthur Ryder, Peter Safner, Archie Miner Sanger, Malcolm Maynard Sault, William Arthur Smith, Ray. mond St. Marie, Rena Edgar St. Marie, Michael Francis Swift, Ed ward Archibald Swift, Roy Horatio Thompson, James Vail, Gilbert Augustus Wagner, Robert W. Walker, John Martin Wytas, Jacob William Wytas, Frank Wytas, Louis Zabilansky.
 Second voting precinct: Guaroo Agostino, Apostl N. Alexander, Howard Julius Ambach, Louis Amprimo, Strobino Annihale, Angelo L. Argenta, Agel Arigeros, Antonio Armeline, Harry James Armstrong, Dadino Bacckio, Louie Bauhiochi, Primo
 
 Baohiochi, Misse Pra Baldi, Afanacy Balevetz, Frank N. Banning, Pietro Bardini, Paul Barsaleau. Valentino Bellanto, George William Benton, Clement Bergeron, Annibale Bian- Oheria, Gustavo Bianchera, Giusto Biz, Hubert Walter Black burn, Arthur F. Blair, Charles Henry Blair, Nor man Monroe Blinn, Walter H. Board man, Amey B. Bolieau, Frederick John Bolieau, Silas Joseph Bolieau, Zephire W. Bolieau, Walter J. Bosquet, Agostino Bottini, Frederick E. Bousquet, Henry Bousquet, Walter I. Bousqnet, Francis Joseph Braun, Charles Herbert Brown, Joseph Brunnelle, Timothy James Buckley. TInrr1ou SnH