The Press., 1917-09-06
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 Miss Mary Fitzpatrick is in Nev York this week on business trip. Frank Whitaker of Philadelphi. visited his mother in town his week
 R. w. Smith and family have re turned from their cottage at Crysta, lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. L. Dennis returned last week from a five-weeks' trip ir Maine.
 Mrs. Julia Gary of HoIyoke has been spending two-weeks' vacation in town.
 AIE and Mrs. E. H. Fenley were at Revere Beach over Sunday and Labor day. I
 George Braithwaite of Uxbridge, Mass. spent the week end at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Howard and Miss Helen Rudge were in Spring field for Labor day. .. -..f ..#
 Sydney Morrall of Norwich was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Hanley returned Tuesday evening from several days trip to Boston and vicinity.
 T Miss Kate Lord and Miss Katherine Bush have returned from five.days' trip in New Hampshire and Vermont Miss Kittie Wells came back with them to Crystal Lake. ...s..
 Miss Aletha Garvais and Arthur Dahms of Poughkeepsie, N Y., were united in marriage Monday morning at St. Edwards and left for Pough- keepsie. Her sister Agnes accom- panied them.
 Patrick McCoy was before the borough court Monday charged with intoxication. He pleaded guilty to the charge and Judge E. K. Taft imposed a fine of $1 and cost which totaled to $9.56. Mccoy paid the fine. .. ..E
 Richard Valentine while driving down East Main street Saturday morn ing struck the Whiton grocery team which was standing in front of Chas. Meyers's house. The wagon was bad ly broken up; otherwise no damage wassdone.
 Thomas Oummiskey, who left The Press just year ago to take posi- ton as reporter on the Springfield Union, has now secured a better posi- tion on the Brooklyn Eagle and left for New York Sunday. sTommy'' is elao planning to attend the CoIumbia university nights in order to prefeot in his chosen vocation. His many friends here are pleased to hear of his success.
 The regular meeting of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union in the Methodist church in Staffordville next Wednesday at 3 o'clock will be a "Red Cross sewing bee. " Everyone is invited to bring their work and also finished articles for hospital use that Mrs. Hathaway, superintendent of soldiers and sailors department, may send them to the state superintendent. The "flower mission'' cards should be passed in at this meeting also
 At the meeting of the Stafford Busi- ness Mems association held at the club rooms on Monday evening it was unanimously voted to give the Stafford branch of the American Red Cross the use of the card room and office foI the work rooms and headquarters ot the branch. It was also voted to give them a telephone for their exclusive use and to put in another telephone for the club use The members of the club will hereafter enter their rooms by the door into the billiard room. The present card tables will be moved into the lounging room. The rooms to be given up will make excellent headquarters for Red Cross work.
 Peter Cini, aged 72 years, wal found drowned Thursday night up a the upper end of the Rhode Islan( mill pond near what is known al second bridge. Since MT. Oini's wife died he has been despondent and it il thought that he was slightly dementet and commit itted suicide, He left hom' Thursday morning with basket O. flowers which he took to his wife grave. Later in the day the empt. basket and his hat and vest wer' found on a bridge which crosses th' stream east of St. Edwards cemetery This started the suicide theory, ant when he failed to return home { search was started which led to th' discovery of the body in the water Medical Examiner G. P. Bard gavt permission for it's removal and it wa taken charge of by G. H. Baker 6 Go MT. Cini is survived by two sons Henry and Emilio, and five daugh SCASp 04ASs NNAOO4ngO CAA0AOS AAA A0 Laura Pradel. Mrs. Valentine Serafin Mrs. Charles Fontanella and Ms Angelo Pelizzari The funeral wa held in St. Edward $ church Sunda, at 2 p. m., Rev. F. J. O'Neill ofici ating. The burial w6s in St. Edward cemetery.
 SCHOOL NOTES.
 Parents having children who ar entering school for the first time ar asked to observe the following rule Pupils will be admitted to tn kindergarten and first grade durinl the month of September only. they will be of school age befor December 1st, and again during tn month of April, if they will be Q school age before May 1st.
 All teachers were in their place Tuesday morning, and all arrange