The Press., 1918-08-22
Masons. The interment was in the farni- ly lot in the Stafford Springs cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The floral con were many and beautiful.
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ly lot in the Stafford Springs cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The floral con tributions were many and beautiful.
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 Miss Blanche E. Soule is visiting her sister. Mrs. H.. R. Howard, at Mashapaug.
 Word has been received of the safe arrival of Private Earl Gary some where over there."
 The Phoenix Liberty band meets every Monday and Thursday evening. It is hoped that more men will ! be- come interested as there is need of clarinets and comets Tonight the experienced members will play at the lawn ice cream social at the Stafford vile M. E. church.
 The Phoenix Woolen Co. have pur- chased a two-ton White four-cylinder motor truck to facilitate carrying wool and cloth between their Hyde vile and Orcuttville plants. The new jack extensions have come and when IISldIlSu IL VIII IOI UC iCCc0SoAS IO run the spinning department overtime in order to keep up production.
 The tennis court at Hyde park ex- tension has been completed and every afternoon and evening it is in use. It does not seem necessary to repeat what was. printed in The Press three weeks ago, but in order. that all may be acquainted with the rules, which must be observed, the following will suffice: Please do not play on the court unless you have the proper tennis shoes, as high heels and leather soles fear up the smooth sur face and render it impossible for good playing. Please do not play with the net ropes. If it is necessary to tighten or loosen the net, do so by means of the crank and rachet on the post nearer the highway. The proper height of the net at the center is Ob- tained ly measuring up the length of the racket plus it's width. The after noon is for juniors and the evening for seniors. It is hoped that those of the juniors who desire to learn the game properly will be on hand even ings in order to make certain that they can score correctly, and know their positions for serving, as we'll as positions for playing doubles. . :: StaffOFdYiIle'
 Miss Theresa Saratori is visiting reIa- tives in Springfield this week
 Miss Nellie Pagan has employment as c'erk in the Phe ps & Cunningham store
 John Joyce, who has employment in Springfield, visited local friends on Sun day. .,-
 Ernest Smith of Enfield, Mass, is spending week with Earl BeIchet and other friends
 There will be no services in the Metho- dist church next Sunday, as it is camp meeting Sunday.
 Miss Marion Turner IS the guest of her grandmother Mrs. < M. Turner, in Beckett, Mass, this week ~,. ss .
 There will be band concert and sale of ice cream on the Methodist church lawn this Thursday evening .:
 Mrs. Charles G. Fogg and son, Edwin, and Mrs. Burnham of. Hampton are spending their vacation on the Island.
 Bert Goodell of WiIlington was in town on Sunday and attended the morhing preaching, service at the M. E.. church.
 MT. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lyon and Mir. and Mrs. J. H. McCarfhy visited Rev G. H. Wright and family in Mantle last week Wednesday, making the trip by aut6mo, bile.
 Ralph Won Deck of South Manchester and Emile Ven Deck of Rock vile, visit ed their brother, Rev John Won Deck on Sunday, making the trip with motor cycle.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert c. Barlow ot New Britain visited local relatives recent. lr. Clifford Belcher accompanied his uncle and aunt home to New Britain foI visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen s. West and two children returned to their home ir Springfield on Sunday, after spending two weeks vacation with her mother Mrs. L. M. Booth.
 Raymond Pratt, who has been with | hiS oron d no ro Dt, cOr o1or fbrao roontbS has returned to his home MT. and Mrs Willard Pratt, who have made theil home in Brookfield since moving from Stafford, will soon move to Palmer.
 Francis Smith of Whitinsvil e Wm Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prat and daughter, and Mrs. Mattie Barrett of BrooktieId and Mir. and Mrs. Herber J. Bradway of Brimheld were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway
 The children and grandchildren anG great-grand- children of Mrs. Whitman Green held reunion at the home of he son, Carlos E. Green, on Stafford Stree last Sunday. Those present were Mrs Whitman Green, Mir. and Mrs. Carlos E Green, MT, and. Mrs. James Swift, Mr and Mrs Clarence White, Florence anc Edgar White and Martin Sparrow O StatfordVille Willard Dimmick of Hyde vile; MT. and Mrs. .Lucius Smith and two sons, Kenneth and Harold, Mir. anC Mrs. Charles Kingston and two children Harriet and Louise, of Stafford Springs MT. and Mrs G. A. Sutton of Berlin MT. and Mrs. Howard F. Sutton ant daughter of New Britain; Dr. and Mrs. B A. Sawtelle, Mrs. William A. Smith ant daughter, Vester, Earle L. Hale, Mrs Samuel E. Hale and Mrs. Lila M. BishoI of Greenwich, Mass. :; MT. and Mrs. How ard w. sawtelle and daughter, Miriam, o Chicopee Falls, Mass, and Master Johr Officer of Bloomfield, N. J.