The Press., 1918-07-18
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs E. R Brown and Mrs. J. Allan Mix are in Brooklyn for a week.
 Charles Johnson is filling the DO. sition at the freight house vaoateal by Chester Sawyer
 There will be a meeting of the T.. P. R at West Stafford on Wednesday evening, July 24
 Mrs. Grace Wood and Miss Dorothy Stevens are st Laurel Camp. Masha paug, for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin are in camp at Pleasant Point, Masha- paug. for two weeks
 Mrs. Elizabeth Rice and nephew age spending the week at Mary A. Sullivan's on High street,
 A daughter. Irene Olive. was born to Mir. and Mrs William Slater at the Johnson hospital on July 9.
 Mrs Frank Mason and children are at Troy, N. Fl. Two of the children will remain there for the summer.
 Miss Esther Huntley of Oneida. N. Y is guest of her cousin, R w Smith, at his Crystal Lake camp.
 Two draftees, Frank Parizsau and Arthur Chamberlain, left Tuesday morning for Camp Meade, Maryland
 William A. Comins has resigned his position in the First National bank and will be succeeded by Kenneth Smith.
 Mrs. Wm. T. Williams of Wollas- ton. Mass is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. F. H. Spelman, on Highland Terrace.
 O. O. Wells of Hartford has taken the position of clerk in the local A. & P. store which was recently vacated by Mir. Kelly.
 Leroy H. Bates was fortunate in getting a furlough of five days to be at home. Five months have passed since he was here.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Bard are enter. taining her sister and family, Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Mowry. Miss Helen and Harold, of Sterling.
 Richard Valentine enlisted last week as chief special mechanic in the aviation section of the naval reserves for immediate overseas duty.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Mullins re- turned to their home in pringfield after visiting at the home of their sister. Hiss Julia Mullins. on High street.
 Mrs. J. Benson Fuller and son, John Winthrop. of Conway. Mass returned home after three weeks visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred w. Bates
 There will he meeting of the Red Men this evening when the newly elected officers will be installed. Re will he served and a good is requested.
 The park commissioners have ar anged for 8 series of concerts to be iven by the Stafford Italian band in Iyde park. The first concert will be .iyen on Tuesday evening, the 23d, nd will commence at 7.3O.
 Lewis E. Myers, president of the lewis F. Meyers Co of Valparaiso, nd. manufacturers of the Chautauqua industrial art desk. was a visitor this getk in town, being the guest of Fred \. Sweet. MT Sweet has been in he employ of the L. E. Myers Co. or the past ten years.
 William E. Melcher, superintendent if the schools of Stafford, has resigned n favor of a position as superintend- mt of the Msltrose, Col, schools, ,osition which provides a larger sal ny and which has been offered to him MT. Meloher's resiRna- ion is to take effect at Cnoe.
 Red Cross rooms will bs open next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the lsd and 24th. from to 9. for the dis rihuting of comforts to the men leav- ng that week for service. Our cleo ric motor for running a sewing ma ihine has been added to Red Cross quipment by Mrs. B. P. Cooley.
 The following program will be ren tered by the Italian band at Hyde ark next Tuesday evening: National Emblem. march; Nabucco, overture, Verdi; Over There, song and march, 1ohan; The BiId's Cage, Piooolo olO, Piooolo; Morning Journals, galtz. Strauss; The Merry Widow, election, Lehar; Where Do We Go from Here? two-step; George Wash ngton. IT,, Medley. Morse; Allied ymns.