The Press., 1918-05-23
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Mrs. Ada H. Becker of Westfeld, Mass. ,. is visiting her brother, F. H. Plumb.
 There will be a dance at Society hall Saturday evening. Music by Woods orchestra.
 Miss Marion Smith and Miss Helen Daley of Rockville were the guests of the Misses Fraser over Sunday.
 Mrs. Alphonse Garvais is spending 8 few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Dahms, in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 The Stafford baseball nine made their initial appearance on Hyde park Saturday, although crippled by the absence of those who have been drafted and enlisted in the U. s. service, they easily won against the Foresters nine by score of 10 to ?. The score was to 2 in the sixth inning and the game was close, but after this loose playing by the ForesteEs gave Stafford a comfortable lead.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Bradway and daughter of Stafford Street have gone to live with their married daughter near Springfield. Shortly before their departure a surprise party was given them at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. John A. Foster. There was 8 large attendance of neighbors, with friends from the Hollow and the Springs. An appropriate gift was made and the evening was passed pleasantly. To all present it was a matter of real regret that these friends were no more to be seen in their usual places. May health and happiness attend them in their new home.
 A large crowi attended the moving pictures given by the Red Cross, Sunday evening at the Comique theatre. Four reels of pictures Illustrating the different departments of the war with many types of guns and areoplanes were shown. with one reel showing the Red Cross activities in connection with the war. F. F. Patten, chairman of the Red Cross committee, gave short introductory speech in which he summarized the needs and necessities of our utmost support of the Red Cross, which is doing SO much for the boys over there. Several selections were rendered by 8 double male quartet. The drive was launched Monday morning at 9 o'clock by the ring ot bells and blowing of whistles, and didn't it thrill you when you realized the grandeur of the pro- jeot and you in the midst of it? Now dig down in your pocket and thrill those across the pond who are fighting for your liberty-on to victory.
 Cheese Making Demonstration.
 Holland County Farm Bureau agents will give a cheese making demonstra : tion at Stafford high school Friday, at 2.3O p. m. Dishes made from cottage cheese will also be demonstra. ted. Prof. Meloher of the high school is making arrangements for the meet- ing. The United States Department of Agriculture has appointed special worker, Miss Eleanor Moss, of storrs to demonstrate cheese making through out the state. It has been proven that cottage cheese is equal in food value to meat and while we are trying to reduce the consumption of meat, cottage cheese can well take it's place, is food that may form an important part of the diet served alone or in combination. As basis for the main dish it will materially reduce ex- penses, appeal to the appetite and save meat. A few of the dishes made from cottage cheese are cottage cheese and peanut butter soup, cottage cheese sausage, cottage cheese loaf, pimento and cottage cheese roast, salad com binations, cottage cheese tarta, cottage cheese pie, sandwich filings. Arrange ments have been made with R. B. Hatch of Stafford Hollow to have a supply of cottage cheese made up so that it can be put on sale in Stafford Springs. Information will be given at the demonstration meeting as te where this can be purchased, and il can also be bought at the time of tht demonstration. It will be put uy attraotively in half-p0nnd cartons
 which has proven to be the mos convenient size for family nae.