The Press., 1918-06-06

June 17th and 26th, not including
 Sunday, from a. m. to 9p m.
 each day. Chief of Police Thomas Il Hayes will have charge of the registration here at borough hall.
 All German women whose husband or fathers are not citizens are re. quired to register. They must provide Il photographs of themselves and give all 5 other information required by Officer Hayes.
 Miss Grace Holmes of Somers was ] the guest of Mrs. Henry Roehm for ! the week -end.
 Theodore W. Morrall passed an ex- animation at Rockvi on Monday for military service
 John Arnold and daughter, Miss Amy Arnold, returned Saturday from Lynn Haven, Fla.
 The Daughters of Pocahontas will begin Red Cross work next week Thursday evening at o'clock.
 David Mitchell has enlisted in the Medical corp and left. for Allentown, Pa, where he will be stationed for the present.
 Sergt. Wm. B. Hanley and EIwin K. Preble of Camp Devens and Gordon Charter of Mineola, l.. were home for the week end.
 Miss Jane F. Pekham of Providence, R I has accepted the position of fAathematics teacher in the high school for next year.
 The benefit dance arranged for the Red Cross by nine Italian young ladies netted $62 92 which sum the Red Cross gratefully acknowledged.
 Miss Mildred Hanley, Walter Hanlev, Miss Mary Forester and George Clark were guests at the home of Wm. J. Hanley for the week end.
 The stores of this town will close this afternoon for the first half-holiday and will continue to close Thursday afternoon up to and including Septem. Der 26th.
 William Rafftery of Hartford has enlisted in the U s. naval reserve and has received his notice to report FFiday at the Pelham Merchant Marine school
 Miss Louise Beokwith graduates .this week from Simmons college. MT. and Mrs. 0. F Beckwith and daugh. ter, Charlotte, will attend part of the commenoement exercises
 Walter and James Quinn have en- IfBtea ssl ghe U. s. naval reserve in New 5undon and will ieave for that port Friday. John Quinn has resigned as government cloth inspector and has enlisted in the naval aviation in Boston and is waiting for his call.
 WauseoD Lodge, L o. O. F., will observe next Sunday as Memorial day. They will meet at the hall at 3. 80 p m to go over and decorate the graves of the deceased members All Odd Fellows in town are invited to meet and turn out with them. Bring a bouquet.
 William E Melcher has been appointed and has accepted the position of principal and superintendent of schools for the ensuing year. The school committee have decided to combine the two positions under one h cad to save expense. MT. Melcher was employed as superintendent at the beginning of the year, but when MT. Gorham left he also became principal
 The regular meeting of the W. O. T. U will be held in the Baptist church at the Hollow next Wednesday a 3 o'clock. Topic: Flower Mission and Relief, or Jennie Cassedy Day. A musical treat is promised by Miss Winnifred Berckman, violinist. al graduate of the Conservatory of Music at Cincinnatti, Ohio, who will give several selections. Price of adm ission is a bouquet of flowers or glass of jelly to be distributed to the sick and shut-in after the meeting.
 The commencement exercises for Stafford high school will be held Fri day evening, June 21st, at. the Comique theatre. The class day ex. eroises and graduation exercises will bo combined this year to save expense and to give the people an opportunity to witness part of both. Although the class agreed that for their part St. Edwards hall was preferable and would yield them more pleasure, yet they feel that they can deny them. selves that much if the public gain the equivalent by having the exercise at tue Comique theatre which has a ! greater seating capacity.