The Press., 1920-06-17
Dominica DaDalt has put in a tele

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 phone. His number is 163-12.
 Miss Barbara Chapin is home from
 Simmons college for the summer.
 The Stafford Building and Loan as | sociation will issue new series o1
 stock on July 7th.
 gDegree Pocahontas will hold specia
 meeting Tuesday evening, at which bil
 hiefs will be present.
 A daughter was born to MT. and
 Mrs. B. P Cooley Tuesday morning al
 the Johnson Memorial hospital. | Seventy children of St. Edward s
 church will receive their first holy
 communion at the S.15 mass next
 Sunday.
 The annual Children's Sunday Con- cert will be given next Sunday after noon at five o'clock at the Congrega-
 tional church.
 Miss Gwyneth Rees and Miss Dor othy Stevens of the State College for | Women in New London are here for | the summer months.
 Miss Hilda Fitzpatrick is home from | the Arnolds school in New Haven, for | the summer vacation. She is accom- | stock, N. B.
 There will be a meeting in the bor- | ough hall next Monday at 2 p. m. of l the members and those interested in the Holland County Farm Bureau, to consider the starting an exchange for | the buying of supplies comparatively. The Sunday school of the Meth odist church ot served Children's Sun day with an excellent concert as the evening service. On a stage trans formed with white birches, ferns and flowers, the younger pupils in appro- priate costumes gave the cantata Gods Flowerland."
 Chautauqua time will soon roll around again and this year it is ex pected to be little better than other years. Season tickets at $250 will soon be put on sale. Stafford will have the same Chautauqua superin- tendent as last year, Clarence Myers. William Comins is home from Wor cesterAcademy for the summer vaca- tion. Not only has he made an excel lent track record during his first year at this school, but he is very popular. He has been elected president of the athletic association and captain of the track team for the next year. He also won scholarship for having good marks in his studies.
 The bIinI artists, John and Mary Me Cay, entertained l well filled hall Tues day evening, when they gave a concert and entertainment in St Edwards hall. Both are excellent musicians, and their solos and duets greatly pleased. Besides these they gave character sketches and lmpersonations, some in costume. Miss McCay showed how blind people are en. abled to read and she read few articles, using her fingers to distinguish the char acters. She read as rapidly as persons who have the use of their sight.
 The Alumni association of Stafford high school will hold a reunion at Rau's pavilion, Crystal Lake, next Thursday. If stormy Thursday, Fri day will be the date. All members, are cordially invited to be present. Food for the supper is provided by solicitation from the members so don't feel that you must bring food. Bring a little loose change and a good ap- petite, also your best change of dispo- sition fresh from the laundry. Those leaving from Stafford Springs leave on the 6 o'clock car, standard time. Those coming from Hartford take car arriving at West Rock $40, standard Plenty to eat and drink with fun and dancing afterward. Stein's orchestra of Rockville will furnish music.
 The Stafford high baseball team, or ganized again this year, after the school had been without one for sev- eral seasons, made a fine showing, winning all but four out of eleven games played. Out of five series play ed they broke even on four and won every game in the other, a three game series with the State Trade school. Throughout the year, the most con- sistent hitter, the one who was usual ly counted upon to hit all deliveries, was Cummings. Cunningham, Bald win and Fitzpatrick were next in line for hitting honors. When it came to fielding Fletcher and Clark had the edge on the rest of the team. Mich mas good pitching during the season greatly helped the locals make such fine showing. Following are the aver ages of the team: