The Press., 1918-07-11
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

IAErOND SFRlN1Ss
 Joseph Minor of Crystal Lake left Monday to report for duty.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh MoIntire of PittsfOld. Mass were in town the Fourth.
 Mrs. D. E. Greene received a card last week from Washington stating that her husband had arrived safely over the seas.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Felton of Orange, Mass. visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs, Henry Roehm on High street last week.
 Miss Lizzie Argenta has returned to the Mercy hospital, Springfield, after spending two-weeks' vacation at her home here.
 Miss Margaret Russell who is 1ie- titian at the Gale hospital, Hayerhill, is at home with her sisters, Misses Mary and Isabel, for her vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Liddington of Syracuse. N. r., mOtored here to spend a week with Mir. and Mrs. Paul Gsnholt and other relatives.
 Carl Fenton left Monday for Gin; oinnati where he will be employed during the summer. In the fall he will enter the University of Cinein- nAti where he will take up electrical engineering.
 Thomas Cummiskey, formerly of this town, has given up newspaper work in New York city to enlist in the U. s. marine corps. He left Monday for Paris Island, s. O., to go into training. He enlisted in the army aviation corps last February, but was injured and discharged.
 G. H Perry has resigned his pO- sition as assistant postmaster to take a position with the Aetna Life Insur- ancs company of Hartford as travel ing auditor of pay-rolls. MT. and Mrs. Perry have made many friends since their arrival in town on Deoem- Der l, 1912, who will regret their leaving.
 Henry Burke, who is employed by O. B. Gary & Son. is suffering from sprainsd knee. While watering the road near the freight depot the fore wheels of the cart separated from the body of the wagon. Seeing this Burke leaped from the seat, but his foot caught in the buokled reins thereby throwing his knee out of joint
 George Siswick, Michael Roberts, H. E. Jones and Dr. C.. B. Tschummi attended the republican county con- VentiOn at Rockville on Saturday. Sheriff Fred O. Vinton of EaglevilIe was unanimously Fenominated for high sheriff of Holland county. Col w. H. Hall-of Wilmington was chair man of the convention and H. K. | Jones of Stafford Springs was clerk. MAyro Keeney of Somers, Col. W. H. Hall of Wilmington and L J. Storrs of Mansfield were appointed county committee.
 ID. H. Mccormick. the druggist, of 2l Main street, special enrolling agent for the u. s. shipping board, in the last week has signed up the following young men for training as apprentices in the Merchant Marine: Edward John Burell, John James Lynch, George Walter Burell These appli- oants are now waiting notice of their acceptance by the training service of the shipping board. Applicants &C., oepted are sent to Boston and placed on 8 training ship there for special training for two months at $3O a month, before being shipped in regH- lar merchant crews at high wages. They agree to serve for the term of the war and are exempted from the draft.
 Season tickets for next weeks Chautauqua, besides being on sale at E. O. De Borde's store, are being sold by the following individuals: Mrs. O. B. Tsehummi, Miss Marjorie Morse, Miss Edith Tonon, Miss Glover Converse, Miss Florence Washburn, Mrs. R. W. Ellis, Mrs. Fl. F. Cady, Mrs. ChAs. Glazier, Miss Grace Grif- tith, Miss Nellie Quiniey and P. J. Murray. A season ticket admits to all sessions ak less than the cost of the single admissions. Also the guar antors can be supported only by pur- chase of season tickets as no part of the proceeds of single admissions is credited to the guarantors. No season tick cts can be secured after the open ing of ChautauquA.