The Press., 1918-09-12

Frank Webber of Montville was home over Sunday.
 Himie Kuslansky of Camp Devens spent three-days' furlough in town last week.
 Among the Stafford boys who spent Sunday in town are Frederick Bo- lieau, Elric Ramsey and David Shear er all of Camp Devens.
 Word has been received that Richard Valentine, who recently enlisted as spec ial mechanic in the Naval Aviation Corps, has sailed for France.
 K Carocari will move his shoe repairI ing shop and second hand furniture store on the 18th from the Sena block to the store recently vacated by soroor Bros.
 The Rockville fair will be held next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with the usual attractions. There is Q large list of entries for the horse l.racing.
 MT, and Mrs. Vim. shuman and Mrs. Chas. Evans of New York and Mrs M. Struss of Rockville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Genholt during the past week.
 The registrars will he in session next Thursday from g a. m. to 5 p. m. at the office of W. H. Reed at the borough, and at J. G. Wightman's at Stanford for the purpose of receiving applications of all persons desiring ta be.made voters.
 While crossing West Main street Mon. day evening Reno Corradi was struck by an automobile driven by Victor RodneI of Springfield, Mass, and suffered a brOk en ankle. Reno lives on Gold street and was returning from his work in the Rhode Island mill when the accident oc- cured. He was crossing the street near Gerard home ltis claimed ny oniookeFs that the automobile blew no warning.
 The routine of the high school has been changed somewhat during the past week The five hours of school are now divided into seven periods rather than six periods as was the usual arrangement. This was done to enable the students to take the studies they desired for their vOca- tiOns. At q recent meeting of the school committee it was decided to supp second-year German so that the German language is not being taught In the high school at all.
 At a meeting of the Knights of Columbus. in Red Mems hall last Sum day morning, the. following officers were elected: Grand knight, Thomas Fletcher; dep1ty grand knight, John Quinn, ST.; recording secretary, Will ! liam J. Williams; financial secretary, Owen Silk; treasurer, w. J. Hanley ; warden, William Delligan; inside | ussra John Bolieau outside guard Aepher Bolieau; chancellor, Lott O'Halloran; advocate, M. D. OCOn' nell; trustee for three years, Victor Bissonette.
 By request of the State Counsel Oi Defense Officers Hayes and Reynolds were detailed on Sunday to secure g list of all violators of the govern ment's Sunday gasolene conservation request and to forward these lists tC the counsel in order that they may be made public The observance of the government request in this vicinity was very commendable. There were 27 automobiles and 2 motorcycles stopped and the numbers were takeI and the drivers were asked theil reason for using their machines thai day. Out of this number only foul were reported for using their ma chimes without due cause. Two Ot the four were on pleasure trips, one from Stafford and one from Willing ton. Of the other two one stated thai he was buying lumber for the gov ernment and the other was looking uL hay to buy.