The Press., 1920-07-01
w. R. c. meeting Frnday evening

w. R. c. meeting Frnday evening
 at 73O.
 Mrs. Meadose LaBonte is spending a
 few days in Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Florine Tonon is visiting Miss
 Edith Burt in East Longmeadow
 Mass.
 | Miss Louise Beckwith of Akron.
 Ohio, is here for the summer on her
 vacation.
 Mrs James Gilligan and daughter,
 Mary, of Providence, R. l., spent the
 weekend here.
 Mrs. Harold Crane of South Hadley,
 Mass, is visiting at the Morse home Tin Grant avenue.
 The Johnson mill and the Warren
 mill have organized ball teams and will clash Sunday afternoon in Cooper
 Lane in what should be royal battle. | Maurice LoOby left for Dover, N H., yesterday morning to visit rela-
 tives and friends there and in several
 other places during the next two l weeks.
 l The local Irish bond drive commit tee has closed it's campaign and is l able to report subscriptions to the amount of $940.0O The committee has prepared complete list of subscribers | and amounts, a copy of which may be l obtained by any subscriber upon ap- plication to Patrick Murray The Thorndike, Mass, nine will be | the opposition that the town team will have to buck next Saturday afternoon. Then on Monday, when the Fourth is to be celebrated, there will be two tussles with the rivals from up-the- track, Monson. Just what the tattery arrangement for these two tilts will be is not certain. CeragO's exhihi- tion Of oldtime form in Saturdays game and the fact that the MOnson team really feared him last year makes it seem as though he would be chosen for one of the games Wise no doubt could take care of the other Very prof ably some change will be made fl the fielding lineup in an at tempt to put in some talent with the hickory club.
 The annual business meeting and reunion of the Stafford High School Alumni association was held Thursday evening at West Rock, Crystal Lake, and in the opinion of the older mem | CTS, who have attended other meet ings and are able to speak knowingly, it was the l est little reunion ever. The good time opened with a supper served out of doors, and then there came the business meeting which was held in Rau's dancing pavilion. The officers elected for the next year are: President, Joseph LazZerin; vice pres ident, Charles Newton; secretary, Miss Lillian Welsh; executive committee, Miss Matel Meyers, Mrs. Nina Eaton, Harry Burwell; membership commit tee, Miss Alice Roberts, Gilbert Wag- ner and Gordon Charter; scholarship committee, Mrs. Walter Greaves. It was decided that the next gathering should te neld in the summer of 1921. As a rule the alumni meetings have been held on the first Tuesday in Jan uary, but this year it was thought that if it were held during the early summer a larger attendance would be present. And so there was, for close to 150 attended this year while last January there was an attendance of 12. Following the meeting there came the grand march, led by MT. and Mrs.. c. B. Pinney, through which there was instilled the gay spirit which helped make the evening such an en- joyable one. A number of stunts were run off during the dancing which made up the rest of the evening and they certainly were such as to keep every one in pleasant laughing mood the whole evening. About five minutes before the last car was due the meet ing was broken up, and it is safe to say that there was hardly a one there, and nearly everyone stayed till the end, who did not wish it could have gone on a little while longer at least.