The Press., 1919-06-19

Photo Studio, and in the meantime
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 STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Mrs. L. D. Gary has purchased new
 Buick limousine.
 George Burelle has bought a Max.
 well touring car.
 | Carl F. Fenton of Cincinnatti. Ohio is home for two weeks.
 Miss Edith Tonon of Simmons col lege is home for the summer. Omer Gaulin has resigned his po- sition at the Stafford laundry.
 Isaac Zollet spent few days in New
 York and Bridgeport last week.
 Miss Linda Mitchell of Wellesley college is home for the summer yaca- | tion.
 John Dupre, Jr, a seaman on the transport Leviathan, is home on a short furlOugh.
 This weeks baseball game is with the Calhoun club of Springfield. Game | called at 3.15 at Hyde park. The upper grades of St. Edward's s parochlal school went on picnic tuesday to Evergreen Park. James Quinn of Fort Trumbull is nome for few days. He is now an orderly in the commandant's office.
 Herbert Plumb of the merchant ma- rlne service is the guest of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Plumb, for a few weeks.
 Misses Elizabeth Argenta and Ce- celia Fitzpatrick graduated Wednes- day, June 11th, from the Wesson me- morial hospital in Springfield. Miss Helen Linnell of WiIlimantic formerly instructor of mathematics in the Stafford high school, is a guest at the home of Dr. A. o. Comins..
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Novogroski and two children, Raymond and Ruth, and Mrs. A. Guber, of Maynard, Mass, yis- tied friends in town Tuesday after noon.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold food and flower sale in the Guild room of the Eplscopal church, Friday, from un- til p. m. Members of the union and friends are urged to send homemade food
 Town Clerk J. Carl Converse re- ports that there is still large number of enlistment record and discharge papers to be presented for recording. Work of recording those so far pre- sented is now in progress.
 About 25 members of Baker Chap ter, Eastern Star, went to South Man chester last night and were guests of the chapter of that place. A banquet was served at 63O, after which there was the initiation, followed by a gen. eral social time.
 Photographs of the Stafford Service Club on Memorial day are now ready for distribution and may be obtained by applying to Joseph J. Elowitz at the Modern Toggery Shop, who has kindly consented to take charge of them. The picture is 8kx11k inches. Price, 50 cents each @-".~ arg
 The following warrantee deeds have been filed at the town clerks office: Charles Hancock to Fred and Antonio Ramponi, interest in their home farm of 15O acres; Hans Hansen to Jarvis Cady, tract of 17 acres; Mary Simons to Peter Wargo, two tracts of land (7O acres) and buildings north of Stafford -.i--4
 Friday night about fifteen friends of Miss Margaret E. Schofield gave her party at her home on Village Hill in honor of her twenty-first birth day. She was presented with gold wrist watch by her parents and re- ceived chest from the young people, A big "feed' was enjoyed, followed by dancing and games until late hour
 A special town meeting will be held this afternoon at 1.30 to see if the town will vote to observe the 2OOth anniversary of the incorporation of the town during the fair week in Oc- tober and to see if the voters will in struct the selectmen to call all busi- ness and financial meetings of the town in the borough of Stafford Springs. <.
 Sunday was observed as Children's day at the Congregational church, the church and Sunday school uniting for the morning service. Laurel was used in profusiOn about the platform, the effect being very pleasing. Rus sell Keeney of Rockville, viOlinist; the young ladies choir and several classes of the Sunday school were assisted in the choruses by the regular quartette. A. B. Waite on the organ and Miss Ethel Moore at the piano were the ac- companists.s Several cradle-roll mem bers were promoted to the kinder garten department, and six children were baptized. The plan of combin- ing the services in the morning met with favor by the large congregation.
 Saturdays baseball game with the Travellers of Hartford was the best one at Hyde park so far this season The local team was at it's best with Gilman doing better work than ever before Rafftery. and Ambach of the Travellers are both former residents of this place. The game resulted in a