The Press., 1919-09-04
Joe Elowitz spent Labor day il
 Providence

G. ;. Baker was home rom Middle town for Labor day.
 Harold Comins of New York i spending the week here.
 Thomas Fraser of Quincy, Mass spent the weekend here.
 Miss Ethel Charter has returne, from vacation spent in Nova Scotia MT. and Mrs. Francis Fitzpatrick at tended the Worcester fair on Labo day.
 Ralph Lee returned to New Havel Monday after spending two-weeks vacation here.
 A son, Robert, was born last Thurs day to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Woods at Warren, Mass.
 E. o. Moore of Sidney, N. Y, was ; guest of his brother, M. G. Moore, { few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. David Bissett have re turned home from their summer cot tage at Crystal Lake.
 Miss Margaret Hanley of Woonsock ct, R. l., visited the Hanley home i1 Orcutts over the holiday.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Ernest Cady anG daughter were the guests of Mrs Cady's father over Sunday and Labor day.
 Mrs. Smith of Bridgeport and Mrs Gerrish of NorWalk spent the week end and holiday with their sister, Mrs Louis Savy.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Cleaveland ot Providence, formerly of this borough have the sympathy of their many friends in the loss of their daughter Dorothy Curtis, aged 13 years, who died last week Wednesday. The flu neral was held in Providence on Fri day and the burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery on Saturday. Be- sides her parents she leaves two brothers, Ernest Rexford and Nor mOnd Church, and grandmother Mrs. Jane R. Cleaveland, of South Manchester
 Ribbons have been awarded in the Boys and Girls Garden club as fol- lows: Blue ribbons to Roger Pow nall and Sperance Serafin of West Stafford, the McQuaid children in Or cuttville, Renato Bacchiochi of Staf- ford Springs, Lawton Furness of Staf- ford Hollow and Chester Medbery of Staffordville; red ribbons to Milliard Robinson of West Stafford, Leslie and Lynwood Smith of Orcuttville, Francis and Maurice Murray of the Springs Leon Adams and Anna Tarcho of Staf- ford Hollow. Third prizes to Albert Kane of Orcuttville, Albert flanagan of Stafford Springs. The canning clut is doing considerable work, some o1 which has been displayed in the win dows of the Stevens hardware store The boys and girls, about twenty-five in number, have shown much interest in their work and hope to win some o1 the prizes at the Rockville and Staf- ford fairs. Any boys or girls who are members of either club and who wish to send vegetables or canned goods tC the Rockville fair should let A. B Handy know by Saturday night and have things ready for Spencer Bar low next Monday morning.
 The schools of the town will open next Monday with the following teach CTS: High-Anson B Handy, William Allen, Margaret Ballantine, Lillian Welsh, Margaret O'Connor. Springs grammar-Miss Marjorie Eaton, Sth grade; Miss Mary Smith, 7th; Miss Evelyn Turner, 9th; Miss Edith Dick inson, 5A; Mrs. Adolph Parazeck, 5B; Miss Pauline Coffrey, 4th; Mrs. Mig peh Westfall, Sd; Miss Genevieve Hew- cit, 2d; Mrs. Josephine Abbott. 1st Miss Edith Cushman, kindergarten and Miss Ethel Moore, assistant. Pin ney-Miss Isadore Durham, 7th and 8th; Miss Blanche Soule, 4th, 9th, 9th Mrs. Ruth Gary, 1st, 2d, 3d. Stafford ville-Miss Dorothy McDermott, 9th 7th, Sth; Miss Esther Comins, Sd, 4th 5th; Miss Hattie Lee, 1st, Ed. West Stafford-Mrs. Sadie Chaffee, 3d, 4th, 9th, 9th; Miss Edith Eddy, 1st, 2d, 3d. 4th. Orcuttville-Miss Mary Keefe. Rockwell Hill-Miss Mabel Colburn Stafford Street-Miss Mabel Law renee. Crystal Lake-Dorothy Rob- erts. Leonard school-Miss Esther Warren. Crow Hill-Mrs Hattie Pomeroy will substitute until a regu- lar teacher can be found. Supervisor of music, Miss Marjorie Morse.