The Press., 1920-10-21
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

and Shoe Shop. Agents for Crossett Shoes.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Ethel Moore was home from Greenwich for the weekend.
 G. s. Baker of Middletown was home for a few days visit last week.
 Ralph Prouty is taking weeks vacation from his work in the L. w. Zelz store.
 Regular communication of. Ionic lodge next Tuesday evening at 7.3O. F.. A. degree.
 Miss Alice Garden of Indian Orchard was a guest of Miss Helen Fletcher part of last week.
 MT. and Mrs Irving Field of Long meadow, Mass. were guests of MT and Mrs. E. ID. Kinsman last Tuesday MT. and Mrs. Harold Crane of Man chester, N H.. visited at the Morse home on Grant avenue during the fair.
 MT and Mrs. Phillip Pagan of Pas coag, R. l., spent part of last week at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. G. Giil1- gan.
 Misses Nellie O'Halloran and Helen Bradley of Ware, Mass, were guests of Miss Mary O'Halloran over the fair days.
 William J. Butterfield of New Lon don and two sons, Fred of New Lon don and Arthur of Holyoke, were here for the fair.
 A daughter was born October 18th, to MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Marsdale of New London and granddaughter to Mrs. M. s. Marsdale.
 A civil service examination for a rural carrier at Eagleville, will be held at this borough, Rockville and Willi- mantle on November 18th
 The stock and fixtures in the har- ness store of the late J. G. Martin will be sold at auction at the store on Saturday October 30th at p. m-
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Lazzerin, who ere recently married ill St. Edwards chySSh -hSxs- -returned from a weeks wetidins el L. Ss. Lazzerin was for merly Miss Gertrude Panciera.
 Ionic lodge A. F. and A. M, will hold a special communication Satur- day evening at 7.3O. The district deputy will make his official visitation and the M. M. degree will be exempli- fled.
 MT. and Mrs. M. G. Moore had as guests for the fair, MT. and Mrs. Jerome Young, and two children from Springfield, Mrs. Elmer Booth of Pal mer and Emerson Moore of Sydney, N. Y., who is soon to make his home in Los Angeles, Cal.
 George Lord has sold his farm near Stafford Hollow to George Schwab of New Jersey, and has bought of E. E. Penny the house at the corner of Church and Prospect streets and will occupy the same as soon as improvements are completed.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage of Carl August Kuehne, son of Mrs. Anne Kuehne of Hartford, formerly of this borough and Miss Martha Bernadina Erickson at New York city October 18th. They will make their home at 99 Seventy second street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MT Kuehne was formerly an employee in The Press office.
 The golden wedding anniversary oi MT. and Mrs. Joseph Billodeau was celebrated last week Saturday at their
  delegation of relatives and friends They were the recipients of a large number of presents. Louis Laquire oi Waltham, Mass, brother of Mrs Billodeau, was among the number present, also a son and friends from Chicopee, Mass, and sons and daugh- ters from Monson. Refreshments to oil rhn bered about 75. MT. and Mrs Billo- deau have been residents of Stafford for the past 29 years, and are well known and much respected residents
 Albert Hajosy, who graduated from the Stafford high school with the class of 1919, and who is a student al Connecticut Agricultural college, has made quite a reputation as football player during the past two months He has made the position of right guard on the Connecticut Aggie team and has already received his letter fol Last year MT. Hajosy played with the Freshmen class team. This year hs is sophomore with permanent bertf Ou tue SdTSlly eIeFeu. T1e pTOfcS U be we'll able to do more than his share when it comes to hard battle His mates, who, by the way, hav' nicknamed him Red, regard him a! a scrappy player who uses his head.
 The following books have been ad ded to the library and will be read! for circulation on Friday: Leerie Ruth Sawyer; Happy House. J. D Abbott; Gray Angels, N. Bartley Thread of Flame, Basil King; Fire weed, Basil King; Prairie Mother Arthur Stringer; Children of Storm I. A. R. Wylie; The Little House, Con ingsby Dawson; Erskine Dale, Pion eer, John Fox, Jr.; Returned Empty F. l.. Barclay: No Defence, Gilbert Par ker; Wilderness Mine, Harold Bind loss; Mac of Placid, T. M. Longstreth Chinese Coat, Jennette Lee; Wall Be tween, s. w. Bassett; Adventurou Lady, J. c. Snaith; Young Physician F. B. Young; All-Wool Morrison Holman Day; Valley of Silent Men, o. Curwood; Purple Heights, M. c Oemler; I've Married Marjorie, Mar garet Widdener; Book of Susan, L. M Dodd; MT. Wv, l.. T. Miln; Wind Be tween the Wilds, Alice Brown; Tn, Stars Incline, J. Judson; In the Noun tains, J. Judson.