The Press., 1918-06-06

Dr. c. Percival and Mrs. Bard ara
 with relatives in Sterling this week.
 Rev. N. ". Heermans visited his
 former parish at westHaven yesterday,
 Mrs. L. B. Baker. who has been al
 Atlantic City for two weeks, has re. turned to Springfield.
 2 MT. and Mrs. Walter Murphy of Rochester, N. Y, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm Delligan.
 The Stafford Golf team expects to go to MonsoD on Saturday for match. All players wishing to go are to be at the club house at 1 p. ID.
 Mrs O. A. Tinker was visited by her husband from Washington for the week end and her conditions are i'm. proving, and she is now feeling quite comfortable. Miss Mary Leach has been home from Springfield for a few days and spent the week end with her sister. Miss Helen Leach, at her camp at Crystal Lake.
 No one will be drawn from this dis triot in the draft call which will be issued on the 24th of this month. This statement was given out by the chief clerk J B. Thomas
 Registrations yesterday fell way below the expected quota and there were only 35' male registrants from this town who become 21 years of age since the registration one year ago.
 The Myriad Rebekah at their meet ing last evening declared next Sunday as Memorial Sunday and all members will meet at the home uf the Misses Ellithorpe on West Main street at ? o'clock ''-.,
 Miss Mary Hubert was knocked down and run over by two boys on a bicycle Thursday afternoon on the Allen bridge. The girl who received several bruises was picked up and cared for at the Springs house.
 Mrs J. F. Dennisou is spending week on an automobile trip through the Catskill mountains aud Miss Agnes l. Hawthorne has returned to take her pl zee st tI,e Johnosn hospital while Mrs. Dennisnu is absent.
 Michael O'Hallorsm has returned to his duties at c. H Baker & Co.'S after spending thrse weeks motoring through. tue Rer&shires, Aver, Mass. and Providence. R I. Mrs. O'Hal- loran accompanied him part of the way. t,
 Samuel KAtozwitz & Go. have bought three houses on, Grant avenue of Mrss Harrfett L. Sullivan of New Londen .The, houses are the ones occupied by T. Buckley. John Bour- geois and the one formerly occupied by E. l.. Burr. which is now vacant.
 The Agora society. of che high school held their annual pionio at Gary's cottage, Crystal Lake yesterday | afternoon. There were about thirty | present and the girls carried lunch while the boys took. other re- All had an enjoyable lime.
 There will be a meeting of the of the. Stafford Chautauqua 1t the chapel of the Congregational huron dn Monday evening at '. 30. drs Grace Hershey. representative of he Chautauqus, will be present and ssist the organization for the Chan auqus to be held here July l6th to he goth.
 At the missionary meeting held nth Mrs. Rees Tuesday afternoon frs Freeman, guest of Mrs. J. H. 'alentine, gave ap intensely interest ng talk on Egypt. Having spent ome time in that country, her of the home life, mission ny effort and general conditions there we're much enjoyed.
 A ''four- minute" speaking contest vas held for the young people of the lublio school Friday, the 2sth. h. iitation to the parents were sent out nd many people witnessed the plucky youngsters deliver their speeches. The winners were Bonnie Agostein and Mattana of the eighth grade, Gsther Pusek of the seventh grade, Gilligan of the sixth grade nd Edward Gillis of the fifth grade
 West Stafford.
 Albert M. Davis, who enlistedsom ime ago in the aviation corps, has ieen called to Camp Dick at Dallas. Texas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Smith of Worth Wilbraham spent Sunday with heir cousins, MT. and Mrs. H. A. ilazier.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Duncan of South spent a part of last week with their sisters, the Misses Sarah nd Mary Smith.
 Mrs. Selina Greaves and Mrs. Nor ran Greaves and daughters have eturned from a weeks visit with elatives in Barre and West Warren, lass.