The Press., 1921-09-15
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

relatives in South Paris and Gilead, Maine.
 The standing chestnut timber on Hyde park will be sold at auction on Saturday at 3 p. m.
 John Michna has resigned his posi- tion with the WhitOn Grocery and IS working in the Fregeau bakery.
 The Aid society will meet for work at the Johnson Memorial hospital, Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
 Frank Mason has returned from several days trip to North Greenfield, Mass, where he was called by the se- r;ous illness of his father.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational Home and Foreign Missionary societies will be held with the president, Mrs. c. E. Butterfield, Monday after noon at three o'clock.
 Harry Heermans entertained a par ty of Joy friends yesterday afternoon in honor of his eighth birthday. Lhn- cheOn was served on the rectOry lawn and with games a general good time resulted.
 Mir and Mrs. w. E. DemOnd of North Adams were in town several days last week. They Stopped at the Springs House nights, visiting among old friends and former neighbors dur ing the days
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold MOwry and daughter, Miss Helen, of Sterling, were guests of Dr. G. P. and Mrs. Bard over Sunday. Dr. Frank Mitch ell of Georgia is with his sister, Mrs. Bard this week.
 At the Methodist church next Sun day morning the pastor will preach on "The Needed Truth in a Changing World" At the evening service the topic will Fe, Winning the Fight Against S.n." Rally Sunday will be observed Sept. 25.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Stephens have returned from a motor trip to Co., bourg, Canada. They went by way of Niagara Falls, took in the Toronto ex- hibition and returned from Kingston, Canada, through the Thousand Islands to Cape Vincent and had very enjoy able trip.
 The Stafford golf team went to Put nam last Saturday and were defeated by the close score of 3O1z to 291A. H. B. Pinney Is the winner of the cap tai1s cup m the hrst division 6y de feating J. H. Valentine in a 36 hole match by one up. In the second di- vision in the semi-fnal David Mitchell defeated William Park. The final } for the. second division match is to be between A. I. Mitchell and David Mitchell. Qualification rounds will be played next Saturday for the handicap matches for the cup to be presented by President A. I. Mitchell.
 William O. Ladish of the Stafford Savings bank and Carl H. Mullins of the Travellers Insurance Co.,of Hart ford are again at their desks, having returned from a vacation spent to- gether at The Catholic Summer school of America, located on Lake Cham plain at Cliff Haven, N. Y. At the school lecture courses on various sub- jects are conducted by the keenest and ablest of scholars. In addition to the educational advantages, every i'm aginable outdoor sport may be in dulged in. The geographical location of the school on the shore of Lake Champlain, in sight of the Green Mountains, and in the heart of the AdirOndacks, plus the excellent so- cial environment afforded, makes it an ideal resort for the vacationist, for whatever his taste or inclination, here he has every diversion a man might wish. The journey to the school was made by boat up the Hudson river from New York City to Albany and from Albany by train to Lake George then through Lakes George and Cham plain by boat. Side trips to Lakes Placid and Saranac, Wilmington Gorge and Ausable Chasm were made by automobile. After leaving the school the young men visited Mon. treal and routed their return triI through the White Mountains stop ping at Breton Woods, from there coming down through the Connection valley. Both young men returned with memories that will make tn, coming year less irksome by recollec tiOns of them.