The Press., 1919-09-18
Mrs. Joseph Berry of East Hartford nent the weekend in town '

Mrs. Joseph Berry of East Hartford spent the weekend in town.
 Miss Dorothy Stevens leaves Mon
 day to enter the Connecticut college at
 New London. Mrs. Arabella Orcutt returned home
 yesterday after spending several
 weeks in Hampden.
 Misses Carolyn and E. Sophia Brown of Naugatuck are spending month
 with Mrs. E. R. Brown.
 | Paul Possardt is having house | built on West Main street near the Stafford Springs cemetery. A plan for a suggested high school for Stafford will be shown at one of the stores on Main street Thursday or
 Friday.
 Mrs. John McCulloch and two young sons of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are spend ing two weeks at the William McCul- loch home.
 Any parents wishing to enroll chil- dren in the kindergarten for the fall day morning.
 Mrs. F. D. Barton and daughter Miss Mollie Barton, of Palmer were guests at the Mclaughlin home the first of the week.
 An aeroplane, coming from the di- rection of Springfield, circled over the town Saturday afternoon. It is be- lieved that it was one of the planes taking part in the exposition. Miss Lily Blick, daughter of Walter Blick. of Orcutts, and Francis Me Quaid, son of Frank McQuaid of Or cutts, were united in marriage Mon day morning by Justice of the Peace Arthur J. Melbourne.
 The selectmen's meeting for making
 voters will be held this week Saturday
 from g a. m. to F at the town house,
 and from 1 to s p. m. at the borough hall. A new law causes the meeting to be held this week Saturday, the 20th, instead of the 27th, as announced last week. There are 49 male names on the list to be made, 12 in district one and 37 in district two. In dis trict two there are women names on the list to be made. The registrars will meet for final revision next Mon day.
 Plans are steadily rounding out for the celebration on October 15. ,Ad mission to the fair grounds on this day will 1 e free. Reserved seats on the grand stand will be 50 cents, and it is a safe bet that it will be packed. A cer- tain section of the main stand will be reserved for the service men and the tickets for these seats will be given to lhcm some time in the near future. A medal in the recognition of their services will also he given to all the local Loys of the world war. In order to obtain the tickets and medals it is necessary that the boys who have not already had their discharge papers recorded with the town clerk, do so at once
 At the Springs House last Friday evening the charter members of the Stafford Springs Delphian chapter held their organization meeting and elected temporary officers as follows: Chair man, Miss Edith G. Cushman; vice chairman, Mrs. B. P. Cooley; secre- tary, Miss Matilda McCulloch Other chapter members are Mrs. Hannibal Alden, Mrs. Clarence Browii, Mrs John Denniston, Miss Alberta Eaton, Miss Marjorie Eaton, Miss Marjorie Fenton, Mrs. Lincoln G. Luce Miss Katharine Mitchell, Mrs. Angus Park, Mrs. William Park, Miss Mary Rey- lOlds. Auxiliary members: Miss Ruth Alden, Mrs. A. I. Mitchell The Stafford Springs chapter will hold it's irst regular meeting Monday evening, Sept 29th, at 730, in the parlors of the Springs House. It was voted to leave he charter of the chapter open for ! hirty days in order to allow others he privileges of charter membership. information may be obtained from the chairman or secretary