The Press., 1920-05-13
Philip Tripoli of New York will vis- j his family at Stafford Street next

The Italian ladies will have ben eft dance at Society hall on Saturday evening" Admission men 40 cents :; women, 35 cents.
 Miss May Simons, who underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils in the St. Francis hospital in Hartford last week. has returned to her home here.
 The public grammar schools of the town will be combined to give their graduating exercises this year. A joint program is being arranged and will be presented in Memorial hall in Stafford Hollow Thursday evening, June IF,
 The Glenwood Manufacturing Co.,, of Warren, R. l., have purchased two properties at West Stafford the Sur nevant Electroid property, also the building from F. H. Baker, known as the WashIurn shop. B. K. Watson, factory broker of the Glenwood Manu- featuring Co.,, hopes to be able to bring two industries to West Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Lee, who were married in Norwich last week, arrived in Stafford Saturday morning after a wedding trip to New York. MT. Lee resumed his duties in the Lee & Buck ley dry goods store Monday morning. At present they are residing in upper Furnace avenue.
 Walter Scott is soliciting funds nec- essary to hire a supervisor to take charge of the work of encouraging the oys and girls to do their part in re- ducing the high cost of living by hay ing their own gardens or poultry, or by doing their own canning of fruit and vegetables. If anyone who has not been seen Iy Mir. Scott wishes to help the cause they can hand their con triE ution to him or leave it at The Press office.
 Lawrence J. Costello, son of MT. and Mrs. BarthOlOW Costello of this place, and Miss Mildred A. Dailey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Daley of Rockville, were united in marriage last Wednesday morning in St. Der nard's church in Rockville. Rev. Michael H. May, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony The couple spent few days on a wedding trip and visited MT. COstellO's relatives here. They plan to make their home in Rockville
 The high school graduating class honors this year have been awarded to those who have the highest marks in the three different courses. The students who have gained these hon ors are: Ruty Gold, in the classica course and Richard Whitaker in tho commercial course and Doris AmidoI in the general course. Each of these will give an essay at the graduating ique Tnee,er Wednesdnv evening Jnut 16. The class day exercises will be given in St. Edwards hall Friday evening June IS. The parts have beer assigned as follows: Address Of vel come, William Ellis; class history Gladys Houle and Theresa Sartori class prophecy, Dorothy Shepherd prophecy on class Prophet, Margare Polster; class will, Emerson Davis Joseph Cunningham and Alphonso Se na; class statistics, Agnes Schrier an( Julia HarwOod; class gifts, Vera Sis wick and Mary Burwell advice t( undergraduates, Richard BissOnette roll call, Gertrude Bruce and Marjorie Fletcher; degrees, Melvin Cummings and ROt ert Fitzpatrick; class song l Violet Hayes and LOttie Shepherd l There will be 21 graduates and eacl | one will have part in either thu l graduating or class day exercises. WELLINGTON. l The mothers Day observance at tn l church on Sunday was interesting ant helpful, and we'll attended. l MT. Cosgrove is getting stronge day by day and on Sunday enjoyed | call from his friends, the Young from Windsor.
 l Mrs. Estelle J. Pratt is passing tn month in Hampton with her son-in l law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Burchnall.
 Miss Jessie Converse has returne from her pleasant visit in Abingdon her parents having motored acros country for her.
 l Walter Gahon's many friends con 1 gratulate him that he was not SC riously injured when his roadster wa run into at the borough recently.
 The paling along the front at Kon joc,zety is not only an improvement to the enclosed property but to tn l whole stretch of state road betWeel the two grades.
 All the signs of the times point t. the feasibility of making the most o the home gardens. With all the land | and all the time there is, the hOm l garden seems to te one way of bat l tling with the H. l.. C..
 MT. and Mrs. George Bennett an daughter, Elizabeth, were the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Converse for a feN days last week. Their son, Allen, wh was over seas in war time, has beel one of the helpers there.
 Mrs. Levi Gary of the borough calle Thursday at Sunny-side upon he mother, Mrs. Orpha Knight, and he cousin, Leon Woodwork, at their ney and started in gardening as tn weather permits. The season is late but will catch up inevitably, as the su l always is the winner
 The large eautiful willow tree a the Bowler farm, Holland side, is a it has Teen each spring a conspic uous object for miles. As willoV trees are pleasing all through tn season one can but wonder why the are not more common. Even befOr they Lurst into leaf the tender gree of the branches is attractive and sug gestive.
 South WilIingtOn.
 Miss Helen Dimock of Hartford
 visiting at the home of her brothe 1 Louis DimOck.
 Mrs. John Safranek and Mrs. Vii
 liam TOmasek and son, are visitin in New York City this week.
 There will te special communics
 ton of Uriel lodge on Saturday at 7.3
 D. m. for the purpose of conferring tn
 F. c. degree.
 A large number of the church men
 CTS attended the eleventh annus