The Press., 1918-09-05

Luman F. Fenton of Stamford is visit ing in town.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs Pellegrino Panciera last week Wednes day.
 Rev. N. W. Heermans will conduct | service at Buff Cap next Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. James Riley and daugh ter of Providence spent Labor day at thu Boyer home at Crystal Lake.
 Miss M. 0. Wheelock. of Amherst Mass, has been appointed steady oper ator in the local railroad station
 Mrs. w. s. Horsman and son, Linnie left Friday for Dover, N. H., where MT Horsman is at work in the shipyards.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burt T. Eaton and son Donald, and Mrs. c. G. Ellis are at theil cottage at Pleasure Beach for two weeks
 Mrs. Emma Ginholt of Orcuttville cele brated her SOth birthday last Thursday with 8 gathering of her children and grandchildren. A bOuntiful dinner was served.
 Anson B. Handy, superintendent oI Stafford schools and principal of the high school, is occupying the house on Maple street recently vacated by J. Carl Converse.
 Services next Sunday at Grace church will be Holy communion at 8. m. and morning prayer and sermon at 10 30. Sunday school and evening service will be resumed a week from Sunday. Warden J. M Leach and mother Mrs. NJ. J. Leach went to Sheffield, Mass. on Saturday. MT. Leach re- turned on Monday and Mrs. Leach remained for a two-weeks' visit.
 St. Edwards school opened last Tues day With but one change ou the teach ing force. There were 240 pupils % the first day and this number will be in- creased by 10 during the next few days
 Joseph Gagne and Miss Minnie Der soni were united in marriage in St. Ed wards church last Tue>dty morning. The bridegroom's brother, John tiagne, was best man, and the slst of the bride, Miss Mary Bersoni, acted as bridesmaid.
 The body of Miss Anne C. Nihill was brought here from Springfield on Tuesday for burial in the St. Ed wards cemetery. Miss Anne Nihill was a sister of Miss Elizabeth Nihill who has been employed by a number of families in this borough at differ ent times.
 West Stafford
 Miss Winnie Mcclellan is enjoying a vacation at Sunset Lodge, Mantle.
 John Conklin of Boston i4 spending some time here with friends and rea- tives.
 Miss Kathleen Davis of New Haven is the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen Bates
 There were eight new members received into the Congregational church last sun day morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and Milton Kibbe of Springfield have been guests of Mrs c. D. GIazier.
 Mrs. Lena Chapman and son have moved into the tenement recently va cated by Mir. Ducharme and owned by F.-Z Fairfield
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifton Ellis and children of Somers, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Cady and son of Orcuttville and Mrs. Walter Colburn and Mir. and Mrs. CoIburn of South Wilmington visited at E. D. Ellis on Sunday.
 The pulpit of the Congregational church next Sunday will be supplied by a representative speaker of the American Missionary association. The pastor, Rev. w. O. Berck man, will take the 18th, 22nd and 29th for his vacation.
 Austin Slater, 6S, died at the Norwich hospital on Tuesday. The funeral will be held at the Baker undertaking rooms at the Springs, on Friday at 13O D. m. The burial will be in Somers. He leaves two sons, C. A Slater of Willimantic and w. E. Slater of Hop River.
 Mir. and Mrs Lucius Mckinney and daughter, Hazel, and Mrs. Harold Me Kinney of Thompsonville, and Ralph Smith of Springfield visited MT. and Mrs. Charles Slater on Sunday. Mrs Harold Miss Hazel Mckinney and Ralph Smith very kindly assisted the choir in the morning and evening ser vices.
 Stafford
 - Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Sept. 7th, Elsie Ferguson in '' 'Barbery Sheep" The story is that of the young and lovely wife of middle aged Englishman who leaves her to her self while he indulges a passion for big game hunting into her life. While she and her husband are stopping at an inn in Algeria there comes an Arabian officer of Spakis-the picturesque native cavalry of that old world land. She is fascinated by him, and he pursues her with the ar dor and passion of his dark skinned race. There are mOOnlit evenings in the silent desert, when the Arab Woos Sir Claud's bride, while Sir Claud is far in the hills hunting Barbery sheep. Also Mack Sennett comedy, Watch Your Neigh bor." Wednesday, Sept. 1lth, Dorothy Dalton in "Loye Letters" also the 9th chapter of Son of Democracy" The Slave Auction Lincoln's first glimpse of the slave market. His efforts to save he negroes from the sort of. slave traders