The Press., 1920-06-03
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 There will be a meeting of Strazza post next Monday evening. ~
 Bert Rounds has purchased house off East Main street from Mrs. finders Jacobsen.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music at the South Coventry lake on Satur- day evening. ....r .....
 Miss Nellie Arthur of Masonville, R. l., was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Mccarthy.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Day returned yesterday from a several days visit in Leominster, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. William Yare and child of Norwich have been guests of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Yare.
 The first quarterly conference of the Methodist church will be held at the church tomorrow evening at 7.30.
 Walter and Henry Pease of Nauga- tuck were with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Stephen Pease, over Memorial day.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held at the Universalist assembly room, Stafford, next We'd nesday at 3 p. m.
 A social was given the members of the high school Friday evening. The money made was turned over to the Athletic association.
 Miss Kate Coile of Monson, Mass, and Miss Nellie Cooney of Willimantic, were holiday guests at the Flannigan home in Benton street.
 Mrs. John Yare of Worcester, Mass, is spending this week at the Mullins home in Hicks avenue. MT. Yare was here for Memorial day.
 David Mitchell of Philadelphia Tex tile school and Ronald Mitchell of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass, were at home over the holiday.
 The third annual reunion of the Class of 1917 of the high school was held at The Marvel, at Crystal Lake, Sunday. The perfect weather, coupled with the undoubted ability of the members of the class to have a good time when together, made possible a very memorable reunion.
 Hereafter, it seems the town team will have some of the fastest of teams as opponents on Saturday afternoons. The coming Saturday will be the be- ginning for the Palmer Wire works nine will come here for a game On Sunday the team will go to Goodyears Stafford was defeated in a very close game played at that place last year.
 Among former residents who were in town for over Memorial Day were MT. and Mrs. A. J. Tilden of Water bury; MT. and Mrs. G. H. Simonds of Hartford; MT. and Mrs. Harvey Chap man and daughter, Miss Pearl. of Springfield; MT. and Mrs. D. J. McCar- thy of Rockville; MT. and Mrs. Frank Engley and three children, and Miss Hattie Barnes of Wallingford; Miss Helen Leach of Hartford; Miss Mary Leach, with her friend, Miss Boutwell,, of Springfield; MT. and Mrs. Theodore W. Morrall of Hartford; James Fit ton of Wollaston; Mrs. Vaughn Brown of Monson; MT. and Mrs. Clarence Wood and two children of Springfield
 The three girls who ran away two weeks ago were taken into custody in Springfield last Thursday afternoon and brought to Stafford that evening. They were before the borough court Friday morning. It was decided to tend Miss Anna Larose, who formerly l worked in the Springs House, to the | food Shepherd home in Hartford. | 10 action was taken with regard to Inna Hyostok but the case of her sis CT, Elizabeth, was put over till Tues ay afternoon when it was decided to ut her upon probation. The two sis CTS left Wednesday morning to take | ,ositions in Springfield Though the | ,irls had purchased tickets for Wor- ,ester, it seems they remained in Springfield. One of the sisters worked n the Stafford Worsted mill before her. She wrote for this money early last week and gave her address in The police of that place were notified and they found the three girls. In questioning Elizabeth in court Tuesday afternoon it was found that William A. Heald, who was con- victed here for stealing nearly $50 from Mrs. Noel Pease, was working in the Wesson Memorial hospital in Springfield. That evening he was arrested and brought here. He was given hearing in court Wednesday morning after which it was decided to hold over his case while awaiting word from a friend of his in Springfield who, it was expected, will pay Mrs. Pease the amount stolen from her.