The Press., 1919-06-12
STAFFORD SPRINGS
'O-morrow is Flag day.

Tomorrow is Flag day.
 Patrick Mccarthy has been i'll with tonsilitis.
 J. Wasserman spent the first of the week in New York on a business trip.
 George R. Towne has purchased a new Ford touring car of the Hudson garage.
 The Saturday afternoon baseball games are to be advertised in Para mount theatre.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred B. Lawson have engaged rooms over the Eaton drug store and will take possession shortly.
 Miss Frances Newton was operated on for appendicitis at the Johnson hospital last Thursday. She is mak- ing a good recovery.
 Father Palermo a Jesuit missionary will preach in Italian at St. Edward s church next Friday and Saturday even ings at o'clock, and at the first mass Sunday morning at SIS.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Children's Sunday at the Methodist church. The annual Children's day concert by the Sunday school will be held at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Misses Grace and Evelyn Griffiths have been guests, for few days, of their sister, Miss Louise Griffiths at Mount Holyoke college Miss Louise graduated from that institution Mon day evening.
 Miss Victoria Campo and Robert E. LazZerin were married yesterday morning by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. They were attended by Miss Isabel Campo, sister to the bride. and Antonio Lag zarin, brother of the groom. On Tuesday afternoon the w. F. M s. of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the Patten cottage at Crystal Lake. June mystery box questions. Members should take the o'clock electric and carry a basket lunch.
 On Tuesday evening Edward Brig ham of New York city gave a song and dramatic recital at the Methodist church. MT. Brigham came fully up to the expectation of the audience that greeted him and his bass solos and recitations were greatly enjoyed.
 Rev. O. J. Aldrich visited his par ents at Jewett City on Monday and Tuesday and attended the June meet ing of Norwich District Ministerial association which met there on those
 
 evening session of the association.
 Next Sunday the Congregational church will join with the church school in a service in observance of Children's Sunday. Special music will be rendered by the regular quar- tet, assisted by Russell Keeney, violin ist, and the junior choir. The program will include recitations and music by members of the school and a brief ad dress by the pastor. A special invi- tation is extended to the younger children of the parish and to all mem bers of the Cradle Roll to be present at this service.
 The commencement exercises of the Stafford high school will be held at the Comique theatre next week Friday evening at s o'clock. Dr. Benjamin Marshall, president of the Connecticut Woman's college of New London, will give the address. The following is the program: March, seniors; invo cation; "Anchored;" chorus; saluta- tory, King of Belgians," Florina Ton on: essay, Wars Contribution to Am erican Civilization" Gwyneth Rees; June Rhapsody" chorus; valedic- tory, School Spirit" Dorothy Stew ems; address, Dreams and Deeds, Dr. Benjamin Marshall; Ring Out Sweet Bells of Peace" chorus; presentation of diplomas, Supt. A. B. Handy; Am erica" chorus and audience; benedic- tion, Rev. N. w. Heermans.