The Press., 1918-07-25
STAFFORD SPRINGS

M Rs JOHN ANfANA AND FAMILY.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS ..s Special meeting of the l.. A. A. O. this evening at o'clock.
 Miss Ida Young of Springfield was here over Sunday.
 Howard Daley Is paying a visit with hi grandmother in s nth Windham.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Stevens of Noun Vernon, N. Y.. are spending few day in town.
 Miss Alice Fslton of MlIlers Falls Mass. is visiting at the Roehm home Ol High Sure |.
 Miss Phillis Ryder of Wilmington was a guest of Miss Marion Butter field for the weekend.
 Miss Beatrice Hassett of Green which. Is visiting at the home of Michael O'HolIoran on West Main street.
 Miss Mildred sherman and Miss Ruth Rodevski of Hartford recently spent a few days with Miss MOllie Kuslanski al Crystal Lrke.
 There will be a meeting of the Junior Red Cross next Tuesday evening. July 30 at . p. m. in the Red Cross rooms,
 Miss Jennie Mullins is filling the position in the Fabyan office vacated by Arthur Melbourne who is taking a two-weeks' vacation.
 Fred NovOgroski. who has con- ducted the Modern Clothing Co. for nine years. has bought the New Idea store in Maynard. Mass, and takes immediate possession.
 The paragragh on the Ist page refer ring to funeral services, through mistake got in the wrong place and should have been connected with the item concerning Mrs. Enwright's death.
 A party of friends presented Wi liam Spellman with a wrist watch at a party given at his home in Oreuttyille Tues day evening. William left with the oth- CT draftees Wednesday afternoon.
 Louis VandaH was before the bor- Ough court last Tuesday charged with assauIting Henry Crane in the Hotel de Crane on South street. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined S9.S6. the costs.
 Harold F. Pierce returned to Mine ola, L. l.. Tuesday after spending a forty-eight hour furlough with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Pierce. He has received his commission as captain and will leave soon for France
 Al the request of the WOman's com mittee of the Connecticut State Council of Defense the town com mittee has arranged for a mass meeting for women next Friday evening. July 26. at 745 o'clock at St. Edwards hall. Dr. VaIeria H. Parker of Hartford will speak about work for women. Dr. Parker is chairman of the health and recre- atiOn department of the woman's | committee and is d most interesting | speaker Miss M. Estella Sprague of ! Storrs wrll present the subject of home economies. Miss Sprague Is we'll known here from her canning demonstration work and is sure to give us practical help in the feeding of the family. The town committee | earnestly asks every woman in | Stafford to attend this meeting. Twenty-nine draftees left here yester- | day in the latest call. Only twenty-seytn | boys were in the picture, two having gone on a morning ear. They spent the night in Rockville, where preparations had been made for a monster celebra- tion. This morning they went to Camp Deyens with the rest ofthe draftees from district 23. It is noteworthy that there are several brothers in the following group;
 Carl E. Jensen
 Thomas J. Jensen
 Henry Bousquet
 Walter J. Bousquet
 Elrle l.. Ramsey
 Fred l.. Ramsey
 Frederick J. BoIieau
 Silas J. Bolieau
 George E. Daigle
 Thomas F. YaTe
 Alfred R. Whitaker
 Charles H. Phillips
 Edward F. Dupre
 Agel AgirOs
 Peter SpeeF
 Nelson Madsen
 Primo Baehioehi
 Himie kuslansky
 Joseph Campo
 Albert CsatlOs
 Matthew O'Keefe
 Charles Wanerka
 John Constantine
 Theodore Morrall
 Napoleon Gilman
 Henry Taylor
 Marcns H. Works
 William Spellman