The Press., 1918-06-13
sTAFFORD SPRINGS.

n .. the home of MT and Mrs. John Quinn
 Miss Nellie Daniels of Brock ton Mass, has been spending few day with her sister. Ms. Arthur Johnson
 Sergt. Wm. B. Hanley of Spring field, Mass, and Corp Wilfred EatoI of Boston, Mass, were home ovel Sunday. AAA
 Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekal lrdge Wednesday evening Initiation and refreshments A good attendano' Is desiFed.
 Norman Blinn. formerly managel of the Atlantic 6 Pacific Tea Go. ant Ralph Prouty of Boston, Mass. spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. T c. Ghapin of Montclair, N. J. was the guest If Mrs. E. E. Jones over Sunday, Mrs. Jones return. ing with her for visit.
 Arthur Whitaker of the R. I. Worsted Go is spending his vacation in New York. also visiting his brother, Thomas, at Camp Upton.
 Mrs Johanna Fitzgerald has re. turned to her home in Portsmouth, N. H after two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. F W. Howard.
 Carl Mullins of the last group ot draftees to leave from here received g thirty six hours leave from CamI UrtJn, L. I and was home Monday.
 Miss BllncLe Duffy of tns Johnson hospital has reaikred her position and has enlisted in the American Red Cross She is now stationed at CamT Upton, L. I.
 Joe Rounds has resigned as driver of the American Express Co.'s team and has been succeeded by Napoleon Gilman, Jr: Rounds has taken a position in the packing department oi the Willimantio Thread Go.
 Mrs. Grace Wood of Rio de. Janeiro. Brazil is spending a few weekS al the home of her cousin, Mrs Louis Stevens. Mrs. Wood, who went to Brazil from England about five years ago, has been occupied as governess and teacher.
 The registration of all German women whose husbands or fathers are not citizens will take place under the charge of Chief of Police Hayes from the 17th to the 2Gth at borough hall from 6 a. in. to D. m. Photo graphs of themselves must be furnished and questions must be answered.
 The four-minute" speaking con. test, held Thursday at the Stafford street school, resulted in Anna: Bater and Adele Figone receiving the four. minute certificate There were eight speakers. An exhibition of the work done through out the year was also held. The pupils also received congratulations for being 100 pe1 cent. war savers.
 The Stafford baseball nine was de feated by the Rockville nine Saturday afternoon at Hyde park. The game was good and excited much enthusiasm up to the seventh inning when tht score was 3 and B., Then Rockville let loose and in the next two innings piled the score up to l 2 while Stafford responded with only one tally, mak ing the final score 12 to 4. Alonzo A. Hainsworth has recently returned from France MT. Hains worth, who is Y. M. 0. A. worker, left here last November for Cairo, Egypt. and was actively engaged ir pushing the Y. M 0 A. to the front until he was taken ill and was later removed to France where he spent g month in Paris He then was given sfurlough and came safely across the Atlantic, arriving here Saturday. He with his wife is staying at the home of her brother, Willis H. Reed, until MT. Hainsworth will have regained his normal strength.
 At the meeting of the Gnarantore of the Stafford Springs Chautauqus on Monday night the following officers were elected; President, R. W. Ellis; vice president, W. H Heald; secretary, H.. E. Jones treasurer, F. G. Sanford; chairman of ticket committee, 0. F. Chandler advertising committee, O. H. Moore grounds committee, Wm. Park, F. F, Patten. A. I Mitchell; hospitality committed, Wm. Melcher; junior Chautauqua, Miss Edith Cushman The program for this, year is far ahead of last year, and the outlook for 1918 Ohautauqua is very good. A motion was passed at the meeting that there should be no distribution of tickets among the guarantors. The superintendent, who will be with us tho entire week of Chautauqua, ip MT. Green. prominent lawyer o1 Trenton, N. J. The most notable feature of the meeting was that there was no gloom present and everyone was optonnistio regarding Ohautauqua coming here this year. We are to have five joyous days, commencing July 16th, consisting of ten perfpr manees, at an average price of 20 cents each. This is made possible through the purchase of a. season ticket. The single admission being 5C cents. Season tickets are $2. %, the same as last year.