The Press., 1921-09-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Timothy Grduy Ol MOASOA SpOhk Sunday in town.
 Mrs. R. L. Quinley is in Gloucester, Mass, this week.
 Horatio N. Irons is visiting rela- tives in Logan, Kansas.
 R. A. NOthnick is building home at the further end of EdgewOOd.
 |, Regular meeting of Oneco Tribe l. O. R. M., at Red Mems hall tonight
 Miss Elizabeth Finlay of Westerly
 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. G.. HI Burdick. N
 Mrs. Thomas Moran and daughters, Helen and Marion, are visiting in Pittsfield, Mass.
 John Yare, ST. has purchased the Dennis Gerard house on the corner of West Main and High street.
 Kenneth Smith has resigned his position in the First National bank and expects soon to take a position in Hartford.
 Mrs. Rose Clark and children, Alice and Thomas, of New London, spent the weekend visiting at the Mullins home on Center street. < MT. and Mrs. Thomas Baggery of Westfield were guests at the home of Harry Mayo on West Main street over Sunday. e
 Arthur Melbourne is absent from his accustomed place in the Fabyan office and is enjoying two weeks' vacation. { Mrs. T. c. Tiffany of Yonkers, N. Y., is spending 8 few days with her brother, c. F. Beckwith and family at Crystal Lake.
 Mrs. Mary Beroth and family, MT. and Mrs. Donald Rice and Russell Franklin, all of New York, are guests of Miss Mary Sullivan. : Alfred Mousseau, lately of Cleve- land, and at one time a resident of Stafford, has returned here and is in the employ of A. B. Snow.
 MT. and Mrs. David Bissett have returned home after occupying their camp Pioneer Cottage" at Crystal Lake, for the past eight weeks.
 The Misses Mildred and Beatrice Siswick have returned home after spending the greater part of the sum mer visiting relatives in Vermont. The farming tools and household goods telonging to the estate of the late J. B. Larned will be sold at auc- l tiOn on Saturday at 10 a. m. at his l late residence near the old hotel at Stafford Street.
 Thomas Fletcher has severed his connection with the Carding depart ment of the Warren Mill and is soon to enter the employ of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Com pany at their Hartford office. s
 The following books have been add ed to the library and will be ready for circulation Friday: Vision House, by c. N. and A. M. Williamson; Feast ot Lanterns, by L. J. Miln; Her Fathers Galusha the Magnificent, by J. c. Lin coin; Alice Adams, by B. Tarkington Hall and the Grange, by A. Marshall House with the Golden Windows, by J. B. Buchrose; Flaming Forest, by riage, by M. Bryant; The Kingdom Round the Corner, by c. Dawson.
 The members of the amusement anC stage attraction committee of the Staf ford fair association, which is com posed of Dr. c. B. Tschummi, Michae OHallOran and R. H. Fisk, have ex pended many earnest efforts to secure first class attractions for the stage or the three days of the fair. So far they have succeeded in booking four acts that are unusual and composed O Thigh class performers. Sully, Rogers & Sully are heralded as the mos novel act of it's kind in the world anC is built around comedy acrObatics SWain's Cats and Rats are a frs class animal act. The Maxine Dan cers are famous for their efficiency il dancing. The Rosa Renz Trio con sists of two men and one lady per former and is acted around pedesta balancing and feats of strength of al unusual difficulty. The Renz act i! heralded as the most unique attrac tion of the fair bookings.
 The public schools of the town vii open next Tuesday.
 It is hoped to have the new schoO building completed in time for th' opening of the winter term in Decem Der. The following is list of teach CTS for the coming year: Superinten dent of schools, Anson B. Handy High school, principal, Anson B. Han dy; sub master, Philip H. Dow; En glish, Miss Margaret Ballantine French and Latin, Miss Christel Hitch cock; history and science, Miss Gladly Jordan; commercial, Miss Florenc Uncles. Borough school, 9th grade Mrs. Marjorie Snow; 7th grade, Mrs Myra Collins; 9th grade, Miss Evely Turner; 9th grade, Mildred GummO 5th and 9th grades, Clara Eddy; 3r
 and 4th grades, Catherine Martin
 4th grade, Pauline Caffrey; Srd grad
 Mrs. Janet Towne; End grade, Mis-
 GenevieVe HeWett; End grade, Esthe
 Broderson; 1st grade, Mrs. Josephin
 Abbott; 1st grade, Miss Isabel Jack
 son; kindergarten, Miss Edith Cus1
 man; assistant, kindergarten, Miss Clt
 yer Converse. Pinney, Miss Isadore Dur
 ham Eth and 9th grades; Miss sBlanch Soule 9th, 5th, 4th grades; Mrs. Rut
 Gary 3rd, End, 1st grades; Staffort
 vile, Miss Frances Hodgen 9th, 7t
 9th grades; MISS irene, Merrlam oC j. and 4th grades; Miss Edna Rowe 3l l. and 2nd grades; Miss Eva RichardsO
 1st grade West Stafford, Mrs. Sad
 Chaffee 5th to 9th grades; Miss Edit ~ Eddy 1st to 4th grades. Orcuttvill . Miss Mary Pease. Stafford Stree 2 Miss Louise Woodworth. Birch, Mi . Dorothy Roberts. Rockwell Hi 2 Miss Louise Snyder. Crow. Hill, MT Edith Davis. Leonard, Mrs.. w. . Webster. Supervisor of music, Mi Jean Steele. The 7th grade at tl . borough school will be divided in 2 two sections, one attending scho from g a. m until 12 o'clock, the Oth . from 1.3O p. m., until p. m.. II 9th grade will meet at 8.SO a. m., . they did last year. If there are al who will take high school students
 board or to work for all or part