The Press., 1918-06-20

Joseph Lazzariu of Simsbury wa home over Sunday.
 Miss Bertha Perry is visiting hei sister, Miss Vera Perry. in Wales. Corp. wilfred Eaton has been trans ferred from Boston to Camp Jackson, s. O.
 Miss Vera SIswiok of Hilton semi nary, New Hampshire is home for the summer vacation.
 Mrs. Wm. Dawes of Rockville spent the week end with her parents, Mir. and Mrs John Argenta
 Mrs Earl Gary spent the weekend in Long Island visiting her husband at Camp Upton.
 Mrs James Gilligan and daughter, Miss Mary Gilligan, of PasooaR. R. L <, spent Sunday with MT and Mrs O.. Gilligan.
 The local Boy scouts defeated the Willington Scouts saturday,at Willing ton in baseball game with 8 score of 15 to l..
 At the last meeting of the W. R. O. it was voted to assess every member twenty-five cents a month for patriotic wo-K, as long as the war lasts.
 Dwight O. Gilmore of Springfield, who died on June 10th. by 8 will left his big estate, said to amount to over S2. 900, 900, to his three nephews, Charles G Gardner, Edwin $. Gard uer and Dwight Gilmore, all of Springfield
 Meeting of the order of Eastern Star next Wednesday evening. There will be work Chapters at Rockville and Manchester have been inviten. There will be refreshments Supper will be served at G. 80 to guests and members
 Thomas Whitaker. Tony Con- stantIne, Martin Cunningham, Will liam Gale and David Shesrer, all from the last draft uota. have been transferred from Camp Upton, L l., to GreSni1df Ga.
 The Staff,ri high school had their Annrsl riouio Tuesday at Crystal Lakt. The sftsrnocu was enjoyed by roller skutIug and canoeing with lunch at o'cl ok The evening was filled with dauornR The music was furnished hy Yuo1S' orchestra
 The four chrlIreD. Antonia, 12; Adelaide, IT.; Louis, 8. and Bruno, 6, who are survivors of their mother, the late Mrs. Frauk Agnoli, who recently committed suicide, were committed to the county home by Judge Hsald of the borough court Friday morning.
 By a vote of the school board it was decided to drop first year German in the high school. After 8 thought full consideration from all points of view the school board have acted for the benefit of the scholars. Second year German will be taught next year to complete the course for those who have already had one year of it
 David Shepherd was badly scalded by steam and hot water Thursday morning in the Warren mill where he is employed as assistant overseer in the dyeing department He was about to take out a plug from a steam pipe to let the water out when the steam shot up into his face and arms He was taken to Dr. Hanley for treat ment
 Among the boys who were home rom the different camps over Sunday were: Francis Mullins. Apostle Alexander, Amos Gingras, Henry Agostino Strazza. of Camp Upton; ARuisto Biz and Benjamin of Camp Devens; sergt Win. Hanley, of Springfield, and Horatio Iruns of Camp Wadsworth, s O., who is home on a sixteen-2ays' furlough.
 The following pledge has been dis to some of the housekeepers, and if many others will copy it and return to Miss M. Costello the Farm Bureau office, Rockville, it will great ly help the wheat situation: Realiz- ing the necessity for saving wheat promise to use little, or DO wheat for 40 days; to use corn meal in some form every day; to use potatoes twice \ day and three times if possible
 Attention is called by the First National bank of Stafford Springs to the notice in another column to the holders of the first Liberty Loan per cent. Convertable Gold Bonds of 1992-4T of the First Liberty Loan and per cent Convertable Gold Bonds of 927-42 of the Second Loan to the conversion of the above mentioned bonds arising from the issue of the Third Liberty Loan 4 per cent bond.