The Press., 1918-10-03
Liberty Loan Notes.

Liberty Loan Notes. Some opening for StaMorahs Drive Three thousand people eager to hea and see-eager to slow their zeal ant pasriotism just e same kind that il firing tne4Aearts of patriots all owe this broad land. It was truly 1 wonderful rally.
 Now let's get at it. Don't wait fol an invitation.
 Let's boost Stafford way over thu top early in the campaign.
 America has pledged everything Can we retain our self-respect if WI do less.
 The Boy Scouts are to solicit sub scriptiOns. Faithful fellOws-these Scouts. Always ready.
 Worrying about the amount you'll buy? Think once more of the fellow who does not worry about meeting i death.
 The committee wishes to thank everyone who helped to make the Sunday rally such a grand success.
 Ten per cent. of the fourth Liberty loan subscriptions will be required on application instead of per cent. as for past loans. Twenty per cent. will be due November 21, 20 per cent. De- cember 19. 20 per cent. January 16 and 30 per cent. January 30.
 This is the government plan. Sub seriptions under this plan will be re- ceived at the First National bank.
 We are expecting great things of them lover there" Are they expect ing less of you and me?
 What do you say-Over the Top Quick.
 Watch the thermometer in the First National Bank window and see what Stafford thinks of the Kaiser.
 Have you bought yours? Publicity Committee.
 The Woman's Liberty Loan Com mittee for the town of Stafford will open headquarters Saturday evening in the Warren block, in the store re- gently vacated by H. B. Burwell. On that evening it is hoped to have speeches and music. and the wOmens committee, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin Mrs. F. F. Patten, Mrs. J. Carl Con verse. Mrs. c. B. Pinney and Miss Edith Adams will be present to re- ceive subscriptions. The following ladies will assist Monday afternoon Misses Clover Converse, DotOthy Pin ney. Evening: Misses Nellie Yare, Dorothy Frazier. Tuesday afternoon: Misses Hilda Fitzpatrick, Mae Sy- mOnds. Evening: Misses Edith Cushman, Florence Washburn. Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. E. c. DeBorde, Miss Grace Griffith. Even ing: Misses Mary Hanley, Mae Gil ligan. Thursday afternoon: Mrs. c. R. Newton, Mrs. B. P. Cooley. Even ing: Mrs. Walter Greaves, Miss Mil dred Ladish. Friday afternoon: Mrs. Lincoln Luce, Mrs. T. F. Mullen, Evening: Misses Marjorie Eaton, Genevieve Hewitt. Saturday after noon; Mrs. Earl Gary, Miss IsadOre Dunham. Saturday evening, the com. mittee. No money will be taken, but pledge blanks will be made out to all who come. The pledges: will be turned over to the bank where money will be paid, giving the ladies the credit of sale. This is the first active work done in town by the ladies' com mittee and a good showing is hoped for.
 A new plate glass front has been put in the east store of the Stevens Hardware Co.
 Mrs A. c. Eaton is at the Charter Oak Hospital in Hartfordf for treat ment for rheumatism.
 Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick has taken a position with the Massillon Electric & Gas Go. of Massillon, Ohio.
 The town clerk and selectmen made 37 new voters last Saturday, 32 in this district and in district No. l.
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin went yes terday to the Charter Oak Hospital In Hartford for a slight operation on the eye.
 Mrs Susan Coleman has returned from Springfield to her hOlhe on West Street for three weeks. Miss Mary A. Converse and Miss A. Ii Bryant of Springfield are with her.
 Among the Stafford Springs men in the service who have had a severe attack of the influenZas is Elwin Preble whose condition was very ser ious for he had relapse Hast Satur- day. Word was received Tuesday that he was getting better. His parents, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Prebte are with him. Elric Ramsey and Harold Com ins have recovered someE Ehat in the past few days. Henry Bbsquet also has an attack of the grip which is quite serious.
 The Congregational church school will have social in the chapel Friday after noon and evening Games will he en jOyed from 4 o'clock till 5.30 when sup per will be served to all members of the school. Following supper there will bt an entertainment consisting of stereop ticon slides illustrating LongfelIOw' "Evangeline, and Peter Rabbit. Mem bers of the school will also present g brief pageant, prepared by Prof. H Augustine Smith of Harvard University illustrating a recent address of Franklin