The Press., 1918-06-27

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 the. week-end gnest of Miss Agnes
 Garvais.
 Miss Louise Beck with. who has just graduated from Simmons college, left yesterday to take her position for conservation work. with the Rike, Kumler Co.,, department store at Dayton, Ohio.
 Four delegates from here attended the Republican state convention, held at Hartford yesterday, at which Governor Holoomb was re nominated. They were J. c. Wightman, w. H. iHeald, J. M. Larned and O. W. Eaton.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. Freder. ick J. Chandler was the scene of a pretty wedding Thursday afternoon, when their youngest daughter, Mae Foote, became the bride of Nathaniel Scales Rounds. Ropes of laurel and bask cts of beautiful flowers made an attractive setting for the ceremony, which took placs at o'clock, Rev. L. Rees officiating. Miss Charlotte Beck. with played the wedding march. The brides gown was beaded georgette crepe over white satin and she carried bride roses. Her white tulle veil was worn over her face until thrown back by the maid of honor. The attendants were nieoes of the bride. Miss Dorothy Robbinson served as maid of tonor, wearing pink chiffon over blue silk and carrying pink sweet peas. The ring bearer was Miss Janice Robinson and Misses Laura Robinson and Emily Hall carried baskets of rose petals which they strewed before the hridal party. They all wore dainty white dresses. Re- Treatments were served by relatives of the bride, including Misses Louise and Charlotte Beckwith, the Misses and Hall. The brides travelling dress was tan silk worn with a white milan hat. In the early evening amid showers of best wishes and confetti, MT. and Mrs. Rounds left town by automobile. The bride graduated from the local high school, the Boston school of Domestic Science and the Jefferson Hospital Dietetics school of Philadel- phia and is a teacher of domestic science in the Rockville high school Mir. Rounds is a graduate of the school of Technology and his first electrical work wah the wiring of the Yale Bowl at New Haven He reported at the army school for electrioians at St Paul, this week and their future plans will depend on his government appointment. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. John Tracy of Jewett City, their daughter, Mrs Johnston, of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Earl Hall and four children of Simsbury, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson and three and MT. and Mrs. Wilson, parents of the groom, all of Boston. Sergt Elmer Wilson. who expected to attended his brother, was called from the Tufts medical school to take np radio work in the south. ...
 Have You Enlisted
 All who do not pledge to save and and agree to invest in War Saving Certificates before tomorrow should register tomorrow, either at borough hall, one of the prescribed or mill offices. The value of the national army grows daily. They give their lives to serve. You live to serve by-saving. Enlist to save. 7. ..'- Stafford.
 Louis Depeau is in the Johnson hospital for treatment.
 Meeting for surgical dressings in grange hall next Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs Dodge of Pittsfield is spend ing a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. A ustin Witt.
 The Junior .Thespians realized BIO 30 for the Red Cross by their Tuesday evening.
 At the grange meeting next Tues Jay evening the program will be furnished by the children, it being night.
 Mrs. Rodney Oaryl and daughter, of Dorchester, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George H. Bray. MT. Caryl was a guest over 5he week end.
 Miss Flora Nothe of Monson, who has. many friends in Stafford, was to George Fields May 25 They are for the present making their home in Pittsfeld, Mass
 The regular monthly supper will be served at the Universalist church next Wednesday, evening from to 8 o'clock. Hostesses: Mrs. Julia Johnson, Mrs. G.. A. Wagner, Mrs. John Sto1m and Mrs F. A. Lasbury.
 Baptist Church Notes: Next Sum- day Children's day will be observed in place of the regular morning ser' vice. A special feature in the pro- gram will be the exercise taken by D inc ladies, entitled Emblem of the Free. '' Evening-Christian En- deavor. Topic: "The Power of the Cross in Africa. :" Leader, Mrs. Asa Harris. 'n Staffordville.
 Mrs. G. W. Miller has returned from Seymour and resumed her work at the Hydeville mill.
 Miss Bertha Belcher is visiting friends in Worcester this week.
 Misses Irene and Dorothy Beloher. Florence White and Theresa Festi have accepted employment in tht pearl button shop through their school
 vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Rishton have returned home after visit with theil