The Press., 1918-09-26
War Exhibit Liberty Loan Train
 Coming tO Stafford.

COmAnk IO SIAHOEus
 While the date set for the opening of the Fighting Fourth" Liberty Loan Drive is next Saturday, the 2Sth, Stafford will launch it's campaign to raise its quota on Sunday. the 29th, when the War Exhibit Train, sent out by the Liberty Loan Committee of New England will be here, on the sid ing near the passenger station. The exercises will be held in Haymarket Square and will begin promptly at 4.15 D. m., with prayer by Rev. Felix J. O'Neill. Rev. Charles H. Puffer will deliver the address opening Staff ford's participation in the drive. Music will be furnished by the Staff ford Italian band. If the weather is stormy the exercises will be held in the Comique theatre. The War Ex- hibit Train is scheduled to arrive at 5.15 D. m., and consists of four cars loaded with war material, shipped from the battlefields of Europe by Gen. Pershing and the Allied gov ernments, together with United States military equipment, the use of which will be demonstrated and ex- plained by army men. The arrival of the train will be announced by the ringing of bells and blowing of whistles. For those who are obliged to use automobiles to attend the | rally, windshield cards have been issued by the local War Bureau and may be obtained upon application to Rev. L. Rees, chairman of the War Bureau, or to R. w. Ellis. Persons using these cards agree to refraln | from the use of pleasure cars one | Sunday after the present ban is lifted. Ample space for parking cars will be found on the following streets; East Main, River. Furnace avenue; South (near freight depOD. No parking will be allowed on Main street, be ltween First National bank and Hud- son garage. This will no doubt be the biggest rally Stafford has seen and will give an opportunity for all to get in direct touch with the battle line and see the implements that are being used by the soldiers of all ma tiOns in this greatest of all wars.
 Plans are nearing completion for the Fighting Fourth" Liberty Loan Drive. which will begin next Saturday and close Oct 19. Christopher Allen, the local chairman, is. getting his forces into line. and the following chairmen of the various committees have been appointed: Finance, F. G. Sanford; canvass, R. M, Fisk; pub licity. R. w Ellis; speakers, M. D.. IOConnell; soliciting fraternal ord CTS, David Bissett speaking in churches, Rev. l.. Rees. While Staff ford's quota has not yet been an Inounced it is expected that it will be fully double that of the Third Liberty loan. and in order that Stafford may meet it's apportiOnment promptly the committee urges every individual to Iuy bonds without delay. If this is to be the Last of Wars" every man, woman and child can hold back no single dollar that will make the vic tory final.
 w. R. Preble will have charge of canvas at Orcuttville, A. c. Parks at Stafford, H. B. Pinney at Hydeville and Staffordville and E. P. Kellogg at West Stafford.
 w. R. c. meeting next Wednesday.
 The closing of the stores on Thurs day afternoons ends to-day for this season.
 , Stanley Griffiths has given up his :. position in the local pOst-office to enter the Worcester technical insti- } tute.
 MT. and Mrs. Fayette Bennett Oi Newton Center, Mass, are guests Oi their daughter and husband, MT. and ) Mrs. c. R. Newton. at "Gladamere, Crystal Lake.
 The selectmen and town clerk will l be in session for the purpose of mak- ing voters on Saturday at the town nall ITOIll j d. IO 4G Ill., GAAN O' 5 borough hall the same day from l p = m. to 2 D. m. There are eight on the l, list to be made in district No. l ant } 50 in district No. 2. The registrar: B will be in session for the final re 5 vision of the voting lists on Monda! ], from g a. m. to 5 p. m. at w. Il }. Reeds office in the borough, and a the residence of J. G. Wightman a Stafford.
 s The High School Alumni assOci r ation wishes to present service ha e to the high school. There are no O sufficient funds in the treasury a e present to do this. Any alumnus de n siring to contribute toward the fla
 may remit any sum to Miss Marjori
 Morse, treasurer. The followin Il eighteen boys are graduates, but tn
 names are also desired of the boy
 who have attended high school fO
 any length of time and are now in tn
 service. Please hand in names
 MT. Handy or Mrs. c. B. Pinney
 Harold Comins, Howard Lee, J. HaV
 ley Larned, Harold Pierce, Wm. Blac
 Roy Sanford, Robert Demond, ArthI
 Rabinovitz, Gordon Charter, WI
 Ladish, Carl Mullins, Wm. Loughee
 Cyril Dawson, Thos. Cummiskey, Joh
 Bowler, John Fletcher, Herbe
 Plumb, c. Herbert Phillips.
 The Methodist Episcopal churt
 and Sunday school will observe u
 coming Sunday as Rally day. Il
 stead of two separate gathering
 there will be but one, which will
 held at the usual hour of mornil
 worship. The Sunday school, i