The Press., 1918-05-09
George J. Gary is now stationed at

Camp A. Humphrey, Virginia.
 X man, who said he was coaI 1, salesman and lumber dealer, going by tine name of L. c. Ohnbbuok, ''sold'' 1000 tons of coal to Mrs M. A. Gelhardt of the Gelhardt Coal Go of Rockville on Tuesday for $4. 60 ton He procured "a deposit of
 $15O on the bill and left Rock villF the same day. It ia said that he was in this borough the day before, but as far as is known he failed to do any business here in getting any deposits.
 Grace Church Notess In com memoration of Ascension day, which is to-day, tGere will be celebration of Holy communion at 10 a. m. and special choir festival service at z. Al this evening. At this service the choir of St. Johns church, file, will unite with the choir of Grace church. making 8 chorus of some thirty voices. The music therefore is sure to be very inspiring. The Rev. E. T. Mathison, rector. of St.. Johns, will preach the sermon. Mr.. Mathison is a preacher of great ability and has a wide reputation as an orator and certainly will have a message to deliver at this service. Tomorrow Mrs. E. c. Aoheson, president of the diocesan organization of the Woman g Auxiliary, will come to Stafford to speak to the women of the parish. The meeting W i'll be held in the church at p. m., and every womansin any way connected with Grace ohuroh is urged to attend and meet Mrs. Acheson.
 Stafford.
 - Paramount Pictures, Town Hall May 11th, George Beban in "A Roadside ImpTesario." The story Is ofa roaming Italian performer with trick bear, and the long search for his wife and child in America. Alter years of search Ing, the poor Italian finds his daughter the happy ward of rich man. Ills greatr unselfish love for her makes him leave her in happiness with her adopted par. ents, without revealing his relationship. Wednesday, 10th, House Peters in ''The Heir of the Ages" The story: Un- scared through fire and flood and tIi nmphant through the ages, the primitive. lnstlnctIve cave mans love lives through thousands of years only to reveal itself fin LhIee remarkable characters Tn. a modern western mining town. -
 Rev. I P. Booth was the guest, of his son in Springfield last week.
 Malcolm Sault of Mineola, L. I. E, was home for short stay last week.
 A service flag having five stars has been placed at the Universalist church
 Mrs. Inez Lasbury is the guest of Mr and Mrs. 0. w. Lasbury of Springfield. ..s...+
 Sergt Fred Rabideau of. CampI Devens was home for a few days the irst of the week.
 Mrs. L. s. Cummings ofs Washing l on, D. O., is staying with Mrs. Nella B. Weston for 8 while.
 Mrs. Maude Furness and son, Law. on, were the guests of friends in Hartford over the weekend.
 The Boy Scouts held a social and lance in grange hall last Friday even- ng in honor of Arthur French of the J. s. s. Pueblo.
 Mrs. John Ingham of Maynard, dass., was the guest of Mrs. Sarah 8laok last week Mir. Ingham is now at ThoFndike, Mass.
 Ava Sands has moved his sawmilI | rom the Oady lot on Crow Hill to dashapaug where he has a large | wood lot to saw for Fred Moore I
 Mrs. E. 0. Pinney, Mrs. Arthur Jady, Miss Celia Holt and Rev. O. I. Puffer attended the Universalist tate convention at Danbury yesterday md to-day.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will meet for work and serve their lsual supper next week Thursday. aostesses: Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. Wright.
 Mrs, Delous Rabideau and family moved to Providence last Monday where MT. Rabfdeau has been em- oloyed for some time. Mrs. Fred Rabideau has also gone to Prov idence.
 The Boy Scouts of the Springs .aised a quota flag in the square last Friday evening showing that this place had raised it's quota in the sale If Liberty Bonds. Rev. O. H. PufeT rave a1short talk. \
 -four New Minister, for the bene- 1t of the Red Gross, presented at the borough Tuesday and Wednesday nights will be given at Memorial hall ,n Friday evening. There will be lanoing after the play.
 Miss Flora Nothe, who recently returned from Datona, Fla, after pending the winter there, has been ihe guest of Mrs. M. NJ. Goodell, Miss Lucy Nickleson of MiddletoWn.I was also a guest over Sunday.
 Miss Costello. state food demonstra
 
 Is arranging 8 cheese demonstration to be held in grange hall Friday, the 10th, at 3.3O. Miss Moss. who re. gently took course in this branch at " Washington, D. O., will be the demonstration. It is said to be most and all are uged to be present. and learn many now uses for, cheese which the government urges us ;o use in larger quantities. Many dishes will be made from inc cheese made from skim milk.
 The following officers were elected 1t the annual meeting of the Ladies ,ircle of the Universalist church, held v Wednesday. May 1: President. Mrs F. A. Lasbury; vice president, Mrs. E. J Glover; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. H. B. Pinney; direotressesi Mrs. ustin Witt, Mrs. Maude Furness.