The Press., 1918-08-29
HOME NEWS.

Richard Valentine of Philadelphia was home Over Sunday.
 Wor, has been received of the safe arrival of Edward Shea overseas.
 !. Carl Converse and family have removed from Maple street to Edge wood street
 Mrs. James Ryan and two children of Rockville spent Sunday with Mrs A. c. Vincent
 Michael Shea of Quincy. Mass, spent the weekend with his father. John Shea. on Prospect street.
 seth >. hoheld, uho Was rnjurrtl by his large bull on August goth, is quite com fortabls at this writing, although still confined t0 his bed.
 Fred Noyogrosky, now of Maynard, Mass. sohl his house on East Main street to Dr. Moore of Warren, who intends to move here shortly.
 The morning service and Sunday school sessions will he resumed at the Congregational church Sunday. Com muniOn will follow the preaching service.
 Frank Smith. Miss Mary Smith and Miss Laura Taylor of this borough. and Miss Pearl Wiggins of Westfield. Mass. are on a motor trip over Mo hawk trail
 Following is the list of over 21's" who registered here last Saturday: Edward Fisher. J. Kingsley Converse. George Bureu. Arthur White. Ernest Huden. James Gilbert. Martin Ar genta and Gordon Handel of West Stafford.
 A square chimney, 15 feet high, is being built at the Fabyan wOOlen Cos plant, known as the lower Shoddy mill. Benjamin Campo has the contract. The old chimney of the Fabyan Cos plant, which was destroyed by fife about eight years ago, has been taken down and the brick is being used for the new chimney
 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the stafford schools next Tuesday. Much repairing has been done
 
 side has been painted and vanished and new pipes have been iaid to carry of the water. The roots of the trees on the l lawn interfered with the drainage system this spring.
 Cyril Dawson. Leroy Chapman. John Bowler and Joseph Fouli left here Monday afternoon. They were entertained in Rockville Monday | evening and Tuesday morning. The | first three left there for Camp Green | leaf, Ga. Tuesday morning with the | rest of the draftees from district No. | 23. Joseph FOun was sent home as the quota was filled without him.
 The following warranty deeds have | been filed in the local town clerks | office; Lucy NJ. Penny to Mir. and ] Mrs. John McCrohan; property on north side of Prospect street with | buildings upon it. Same to MT. and | Mrs. Frederick Cote; property on north side of same street. west of the | MeCrOhan home. with buildings on it. | Walter s. Wood to MT. and Mrs Jos. | Rabideaus property on west side of | highway from Monson to Stafford. | south of the Robbins estate. with | buildings thereon.
 Walter B. Robinson died in the l St Joseph Hospital in Nashua. N. H.. Tuesday afternoon. He met with an | accident while at his summer home | in Hancock. N. H., and was taken to | the hospital where he died two days | later. Mir. Robinson had been em- plOyed by the government as a special | examiner in the pension department | since he was graduated from the | Pittsfleld. Me. academy. He married | Miss Esther Chandler. oldest daugh- | ter of Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler. on April 25, 1900. Besides his wife he | leaves three children, Dorothy. Janice | and Laura. and one brother, Judge | Ruel Robinson. of Camden. Me. The funeral services will be held at the | Chandler home at o'clock this after noon. and burial will be in the Staff ford Springs cemetery.