The Press., 1918-09-05

| E. IL. Burr or New Haven was III town on Monday.
 Wilfred E. Sabourin has arrived safely overseas.
 The Hospital Aid society will meet next Tuesday at 2.3O p. m.
 Leon Horton of Springfield spent Labor day at Mrs. A. D. Rounds's.
 Augustus Lambert and family oi Mystic motored to Stafford for the holiday.
 ] Patsy Costello of Camp Holobird Md. was the guest of his parents Labor day.
 Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick of Wilton Me. has been the guest of Miss Al bertie Rounds for a week.
 Those parents who wish to enroll their children in the kindergarten this fall must do so before October |
 The regular monthly meeting of the Stafford Business Mems association will be held next Monday evening.
 Mrs. Albert Gilman and two chill
 
 relatives in town the past few days.
 Mir and Mrs, George Cardinal of Springfield have returned home after a two-weeks vacation at Maple Corn CT.
 Mrs. E. J. Stephens of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. returned home Tuesday. ac- eompanied by her mother. Mrs. A. c. Garvais
 Mrs. F. W. Howard and Miss Helen Rudge returned Monday from a few days visit in Springfield, accompan- jed by Mrs. Julia Lynch. [ Miss Selena Linda Marcell is spend ing few weeks in the Berkshires. ! Master Henry Rounds is confined to his home with rheumatism. ! Mrs. Allana Mix Pease has accepted an office position in the government employ ut New Britain. while her hust and. Walter Pease. is in the ser vice.
 Miss Frances Newton. with her mother. Mrs o. G. Pratt. of Orange, N. J.. has heen on trip. including New York. Ausable Chasm. Lake Champlain and Montreal, Can. The concert by the Italian band on Monday. evening was one of the best. The last of the series will be played in Hyde park next Wednesday even ing. This concert will commence at 730.
 Some of the teachers in the public schools are finding difficulty in se- curing boarding places. Anyone wishing to take one or more in their homes will confer favor by inform ing Superintendent of Schools A. B. Handy.
 A wagon owned by Albert Tietz of Or cuttviIie, containing several occupants, was ovelturned on Main street last Fri day morning. The team was crossing the street near. the Savings hank when the wheels caught in the track and the right back wheel broke None of the eight occupants were injured.
 The following Stafford men are now in Camp Deyens. They left Rockville yes terday morning stephen Pellizari, Jos eph FouIi John j. Hanley. retro Serafn and Nicholas Christopher. Christopher makes the thirl one to he drafted from the local candy kitchen Israel Rabino- yttz was the last named on the list, hut did not go this time as the quota was filled.
 The schools opened last Tuesday with many improvements on the and numerous changes on the teaching force. Anson B. Handy, formerly principal of the Putnam high school, is principal of the high school and superintendent of the schools of Stafford. There is one change in the high school force-Miss Ruby Robinson is teacher of history and mathematics. The three other high school teachers are Miss Mar garet w. Ballantine. Miss Lillian A. Welsh and Miss Margaret F. O'Con- ner. The teachers for the rest of the schools are: Springs school, kinder garten. Miss Edith G. Cushman, Miss Ethel Moore: grade l, Mrs Josephine Abbott: grade ?, Miss Genevieve M Hewett: grade 3. Miss Edith B. Bat tige; grade A, Miss Lucille Blanch- ard; grade B. Miss Ruth Mayhew; grade 5, Miss Edith Dickinson; grade 6. Miss c. E. Turner; grade 2, Miss Mary C. Reyes; grade 8. Miss Mar iOrie B. Eaton: Pinney school, grades l and ?. Mrs. Earl Gary: grades 3 1 and 4, Miss Blanche Soule; grades 5 and 6.. Miss IsadOre J. Dunham; grades and s, Ralph A. Booth; Miss Mary E. Hedges and Miss O'Toole: Stafford Street, Miss Mabel Lawrence; Rockwell Hill, Miss Mabel Colburn; West Stafford, Miss F Eunice Bradway and Miss Jennie Towne; Crystal Lake, l Miss Annie Herring: Orcuttville, | Miss Marie Lavery; Crow Hill. Miss l Mary Keefe In grade A. Miss will be unable to teach for the first month and Miss Mary Smith | is substituting for her. Miss Battige | of grade 3 has been granted a leave of absence on account of the illness | of her aunt, and Mrs. Louis Chaffee | Is substituting for her.