The Press., 1919-10-09
The Knights of Columbus will run a dance in St. Edwards hall on next

The Knights of Columbus will TUT
 a dance in St. Edwards hall on nex1
 Wednesday evening. | Among the big attractions on the
 midway at the fair will be Dion's
 freak and wild animal show Urss
 the bear woman, and Muriel, the
 white Mahatma, a celebrated second
 sight performer.
 A carnival is to come here from
 the Danbury fair and it will be big
 addition to the midway. It is entitled
 ''The World of Mirth" The whole affair is made up of 200 people and ii ! takes IA cars for transportation.
 The ex-service men are to run 8 dance in St. Edwards hall on Thurs day and Friday evenings.
 The members of the Stafford Garden i club and Canning club are requested to take their vegetables and canned
 goods to the Stafford fair grounds next Tuesday, and give them to MT Barlow. It is hoped that large sup ply may be brought in so that Staf- ford may win out in the exhibit. Rev. Felix J. O'Neil will personally make historical float as a contribu- tion toward the procession to be held next Wednesday. The scene will be entitled "The First Settlers of Staf- ford" It will represent the offering of St. Edwards parish toward the success of the parade. The 250 pupils of the parish school will also be quite an item, and the service flag will again be thrown to the breeze.
 The following program will be rendered by the Italian band at Hyde park We'd nesday evening during the display of fireworks ''The Stars and Stripes For ever,' march; "Poet and Peasant" " overture; "I'm Forever Blowing Bub- bles," waltz; "'The Merry Widow,' se- lection 42d Regiment, march; Blaze Away" Medley overture ;. Atlanta Con- vention,' march and two-step; "George Washington, Medley overture; 'Pas des Fleurs," from L. Delibes' ballet ; America"
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Lee of De- troit, Mich, have been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Lee.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be held Friday after noon at three o'clock, at the Congre- gational Chapel.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Stafford Golf Co.,, will be held at the Business Mems club on Friday evening at s o'clock.
 Edward Gillies with Forrest B won first money in the 2.11 trot at Brock Hopeful took the 2,16 trot at Danbury on Tuesday,
 The Quaboag golf team of Monson will play here with the Stafford team on Saturday afternoon. This will be the deciding match, each team having won one game.
 Miss Genevieve Hewett, who was operated upon at the Johnson Hos p!tal last week, is very comfortable Her school is in charge of her sister, Mrs. Addison Arnold.
 J. w. Dimock celebrated his S4th last Sunday. He received many callers during the day and shower of postal cards. MT. Dimock is quite feeble but is able to be around the house.
 Miss Frances Newton is expected home Saturday accompanied by her mother Mrs o. G. Pratt and Mrs Alex ander of East Orange, N. J. Mrs. will spend two weeks at the Springs House.
 Rev. L. Rees will speak on the Pill grim Memorial Fund at the Congre- 5ational church, Hanover, on Sunday.
 The Rev. J. w. Ballantine will sup ply the pulpit here and will preach 1t both morning and evening services.
 Mr Do ,rated their Golden wedding Tuesday afternoon and evening at the Barrett lome on Fisk avenue. Dinner was erved to relations from to o'clock II the afternoon and to friends and leighbors in the evening from ' to g o'clock. That the couple were we'll fixed was shown by the way friends came to congratulate them. They were married in Fiskdale, Mass, but lid not live there for any length of ime, making their home in Wilmington, where they were both residents. They came to Stafford 23 years ago and have lived here since. MT. Bar rett has held the office of borough and town assessor number of years.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Barrett are "A years old and are still in good health and quite active. MT. Barrett does work and can climb on roofs and such places without much difficulty. Mrs. Barrett is able to at tend to the household duties.
 Stafford
 George H. Lord is in Hartford hos pital for an operation for appendicitis.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of are the guests of Mrs. Julia Johnson.
 A special meeting of WolcOtt lodge, F. and A. M. will be held Saturday evening, the 18th, work first degree.
 There will be a business meeting of the Stafford Baptist church in the chapel next Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
 Mrs. Eva M. Bright has returned from a three weeks stay with her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Walker of Westford.
 Peter Luppi is recovering from an injury received at the Warren Woolen Co.,, mill, last week, He lost the third finger on the right hand.
 The Phoenix Liberty band plans to give a short concert at Staffordville and here before the parade at the borough next Wednesday.
 The following subjects will be con- sidered next Sunday at the Baptist church: Morning "The Holy Bible;" evening Falling into the Hands of the Living God"