The Press., 1917-08-30
NJ. R 6. meetlng nezt Wedneaday.

SDAA 0OAn On 0AUW4u0ys
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Tony Dndea on Monday.
 Misa Mary E. Hanley has returned from two-weeks vacation.
 George siswick and family have returned from camping at Lake Mashapaug
 Miss Julia Smith of vineyardH aven, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin.
 A. Petras is opening a store for fur repairing and cleaning. next to B. Arnold's meat market.
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Alice Lyons of Bridgeport are spend ing few days in town.
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin returned home Monday afternoon after spending seven wegks N. zlllls5r Locks. Palmer aaa Belchertown.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey, Miss Harriet Wildey, Miss Gwyneths sRees and pr. and Mrs. James Stretch are camping this week at Pleasant Point island, Lake Mashapaug.
 There are a number of the full paid interim receipts, Liberty Loan tonds of 1947 to be exchanged for the fall paid allotment notices, issued by the First National bank at the Etime of final payment, that have not been called for at the bank.
 Frank Harrington and Napoleon. Award were before the borough court Tuesday charged with intoxication. They both pleaded guilty to tlle charge. Harrington was fined $5 San1 costs, amounting in all to $l5. 76.. He was not able to pay so was taken to Holland jail Award was given sllirty days in Holland.
 Mrs. Mary E. Adams and Miss Edith Adams attended the third annual gathering of the descendants If Sylvanus Battey, held at the home 6f MT. and Mrs. B. E. Campbell in
 Brimfield on Saturday. Miss Edith Adams was elected president of the asaoOiation and D. H. Parsons of lWestfiela, Mass. vice president, and
 Mrs. A. N. Lapointe of Worcester
 seoretary and treasurer.
 SCHOOL NOTES.
 All the necessary preparations fol
 kha. onaninp of schools on next Tues day have been made Buildings havt
 heen repaired and cleaned throughout
 All books needed for the school hav'
 been received. stamped and are read. ion use. The teaching force has beel
 conpaeted, the recent vacancies havinI \ been filled by the election of Mis-
 Irene E. Hennessey of Springfield for the sixth grade in the borougl
 school, and Miss Gertrude M. Dugga1
 of Holyoke for the Orouttyille school
 The town has m. exoellent corps o teachers. All of the high schoo teachers have had experience and hay made special preparation for thei
 work. All grade teachers have hat successful experience in our owl
 schools or are normal school graduate and have had practice teaching. Tn
 assignment of teachers is as follows
 High achool- Frederick s. Gorham principal and science; Margaret M Ballantine, English and Latin Florence M. Guilty, German an
 French; Lillian Welsh, commercis t subjects; Helen B. Linnell, mathe : matics and history. Borough school |, Marjorie B. Eaton, eighth grade Hazel Oomins, seventh grade; Iren {; B. Hennessey, sixth grade; Ethel z Rich, fifth grade; Mary Hartnett 8 fourth grade; Edith B. Battigt
 third grade; May E. Hogan, thir 8 l grade; Geneveve M. Hewett, seoon t grade; Josephine Newell, first grade
 Edith G. Cushman, kindergarten 6 Ethel Moore, Kindergarten. Pinne school - R. A. Booth, principal an 5 seventh and eighth grades; Isador -IJ. Durham, fifth and sixth grades y Blanche Soule, third and fourt s grades; Ruth M. Durham, first an if second grades. StaffordVille school # Bertha L. LBelcher, fifth, sixth, sevent and eighth grades; Mary E. Hedge @ first, second, third and fourth grade
 West Stafford school Jennie Town n fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eig r grades; Eunioe Bradway, first, secol .o and third grades. OrcuttVille soho h I-Gertrude M. Dugan. Crow Hi : school, Ora Rabideau Birch school Anna Herring. Stafford Sure ~ school Mary Reyes. Rockwell H .tI Gertrude M. Mackey. supervis If of music, Marjorie Morse.
 k- A meeting of the faculty of t k- high school is called for Monday afte " noon at 1. 80 o'clock and meeting of all the elementary school teachers III the, town at o'clock, at the sohC ay building in the Springs.
 ed The superintendent has moved he office to the room on the third fiC e- just beneath the tower of the borou re school He will keep office hol he there each week, on Thursday mo- a ings from 8 to 9 O clock, and on Tu ,er day and Thursday from B 30 to A. n. o'clock p m.
 he All pupils who for any real n- whatsoever failed to receive ola. ire fication at the close of school m June, and any new pupils who hi se, moved into the town of Stafford, an have not yet been enrolled in the to T. schools, will report to the office m- the superintendent of the schools in; Monday, September 3, between ion hours of 9 and II o'clock a. m., .ch be classified. Bring report cards to other credentials from the school to attended. This does not apply Ter children who are entering school ee, the first time.
 m The school committee has deoi