The Press., 1918-08-22

Y. F. Mullen and Mrs. M A. Harris are at Bridgeton, Me.
 Miss Frances Remmert of Warren is visiting relatives in town.
 W. J. Hanley has had telephone installed in his home. The call is 32-2.
 The Red Cross rooms will be open Saturday evening from to to give out comforts to the men leaving next week for service.
 On the new draft list from which the boys to be sent by draft board No. 23. on August 27th, the following Stafford boys names appear: Cyril w. Dawson. Leroy A. Chapman and Joseph Fouli. also John T. Bowler of West Wilmington.
 Seth Schofield was seriously in jured Tuesday evening while hitching a bull in it's stall. Seth was standing near the head of the stall when the bull gored him. The horn pierced the flesh at the back of the left thigh to depth of nearly five inches. MT. SchOfield's life was threatened through loss of blood for q time how ever. he is now recovering.
 Charles D. Glazier of West Stafford has sold three tracts of land to Clin- ton E. and Mable o. Taylor of Weth- ersfieId. The three are situated at the southern end of Crow Hill. One is on the east side of the road leading to Myron Kemp's place near the Dwight Glazier homestead. another is on the western side of the same road. and the -last one is situated south of the road leading from the Glazier place to Tetrault's home.
 West Stafford
 Miss Mabel lawrence is visiting rela tiyes in Oreester this week.
 Walter Graves of Springfield is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Spencer B'atlway.
 The ten o'ciock ear on Monday night killed COW be'onging to Carl Bradway.
 Elrie Ramse, of Camp Devens spent q short rurIUugh with his parents last week
 Mir. and Mrs. Abner CrafTre or Hart ford have been guests of Mrs. Cora Gold.
 Mr.. c F. Shepard of SomervilIe, Mass was 8 gurst of Albert Tutein last week.
 Mrs. Peter Jensen, who has been visit ing relatives In Hartford. has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Bradway and Miss Katherine Bradway are spending some time at their farm in Monson.
 Claude and Milton Barlow are spend ing the week with their grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Barlow. in WestfOrd
 Miss Gertrude Fisher of New York, !, who has been spending some time with her father, returned home Sunday.
 The sixth of the series of sermons on "Mld-summer messages from Gods great-out-of-doors" will be given by Rev. w. 0. Berekman at the Congregational church next Sunday morning.
 Crystal Lake Distrletl ss
 Mrs. Daniel Connell is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Blake in Grafton Mass.
 Wilbur wiers and family. who have. been 6n the sick list. are all out again.
 Mrs. s. H. Smith has returned to her home after a three-weeks' vaca- tion spent on the Palmer camp ground.
 G. B. Marble. who is confined to his bed as the result of shock, is quite comfortable and enjoyed a number of callers on Monday.
 Leroy Chapman. who has been em- ployed by the Remington Arms Co, Bridgeport. for the past year, is spending the week at his home and is one of the boys to go to Camp Green leaf. Ga.
 Stafford
 Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town Hal: Saturday, Aug s4th, Billie Burke in "The Mysterious Miss Ferry" A love story with a mystery-a comedy with a human interest turn a Photo play that is new, quite in line with the Paramount policy of giving the best pos sible product is this superb comedy, by a famous author, with the premiere eOmediennes of the stage and screen. The name of the author Gelett Burgess Also q Paramount Mack-Sennett comedy, Flaming Target Center" Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth, Pauline Frederick in "Double Crossed" The story Miss Frederick as Eleanor StrattOn, beautiful young society matron, much in love with her young broker-husband, has a chance to display her beauty and charm as we'll as some wonderful gowns and jewels. She and her husband have arrived at that point in life where success and happiness seem assured for the future, when ghost of the past rises to disrupt their quiet con- tentment. On the same date l will show the 7th chapter of "The Son of Demoe- raey." Native state This is an excit- ing story of Abraham Lincoln, grand TaF n.r fba rras1lank s,, Ngp