The Press., 1919-07-31

George Fenton of Orange, Mass, was in the borough yesterday. W. H. Spedding of New York is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. F. H. Spelman. Rev. Marian Jones of Providence has been a guest of Mrs. J. H. Fox. Miss Agnes Mccarthy of Hartford spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Wm. Delligan.
 Miss Celia Holt and Mrs. Howe of Worcester go to Northfield tomorrow for three weeks.
 Leon Partello of Boston is spending a three-weeks' vacation at the H. E. Gilmartin home.
 The R. s. Converse block on Main street has been sold to Himie Kus- lansky and Samuel Katzowitz.
 The members of the degree of Poca- hontas had an enjoyat le picnic at the grove at Crystal Lake last Sunday A good number were pre8ent.
 Mrs. c. H. Meyers is pending a few days in Hampden, Mass, with her mother. Mrs. Belle Orcutt.. who is boarding there for a few weeks
 Mrs. M. D. Harris and Mrs. T. F. Mullen and daughter, Ruth, expect to leave for Bridgeton. Me-. on Monday where they will spend the next month
 A. B. Handy attended a meeting of the principals of the smaller high schools of the state which was held at Danl ury during the first part of the week.
 Last Thursday about sixty-five mem ters of Baker Chapter, O. B. S., held a very enjoyable picnic at Crystal Lake on the lawns of Mrs. Lila Bissett and Mrs. Gertrude Fisk.
 Miss Katherine Hassett and Miss Doris Sullivan have accepted positions with the Aetna Life Insurance Go. of Hartford and will enter upon their duties next Monday.
 A service medal will be presented to all soldiers who have served in the late war. In order that the list be complete all discharge papers must be recorded with the town clerk.
 The Calhoun baseball team of Springfield is going to pay us visit next Saturday. They are the fellows who helped give us the best game that has been seen here this season.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey and daughter, Harriet Louise, and MT. and Mrs. Frank Wildey and daughter, Virginia, of South Orange, N. J., are in camp at Pleasant. Point Island. Mashapaug
 George Siswick's family and Hobart Siswick of Old Mystic are at Laurel Camp, Lake Mashapaug, for the month of August. Misses Helen and Nancy Chapin are guests at the camp at present.
 While in bathing at Crystal Lake last week Ruth w. Burwell cut her foot on a broken bottle. Though it caused a bad gash the cut was not very serious and she will soon be able to be out.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Newton are en- tertaining at "Gladimere," Crystal Lake, Mrs. Newton's parents and her niece. MT. and Mrs. Fayette Bennett and Miss Elizabeth Bennett of New tonville, Mass.
 There will be no services in the Congregational church during the month of August. During this time hard wood floor will be laid in the auditorium of the church and a new cork carpet will be placed on the chapel floor.
 In answer to the item in last weeks Press the manager of the Italian band says that they are ready to give Staff ford the benefit of more than their re- hearsals and will give not only one, but series of concerts if the park will say the word
 Francis Fitzpatrick, who recently ought the old golf club house, has purchased a lot at Crystal Lake of Fred Wildey, near F. G. Sanford cot age. It is his intention to change the club house into a bungalow and put it Jn this lot
 Samuel Kuslansky came to town for ] couple of days this week, and itmust be admitted that he had things nov ing for while being directly con- nected with two real estate transac- tions and indirectly with a third Through him the Comins blacksmith shop buildings were sold to F. H. Baker, and with the help of P. J. Mur- ray he secured the Corcoran houses off Center street for F. H. Baker
 Stafford's second team won another victory over the South Wilmington team last Saturday afternoon by a score of II to 6. This makes their second victory over that team in three games. It looks as though this was to be victorious year for Stafford's baseball teams all right While we are at it we might mention that Bern ard Armstrong's strong team of young sters, which has been meeting all com CTS, won another victory on the Hyde Park diamond last Monday afternoon.