The Press., 1921-08-11
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Miss Elsie French is visiting in Worcester.
 Miss Camilla Smith of New York is guest of Mir and Mrs. Lincoln Luce
 MT. and Mrs Felix Smith of Boston are guests to-day of MT. and Mrs. John Foster.
 Mrs. c. Percival Bard is with her friend, Miss Knowlton, in New York for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Angus Park and little daughter, Mercia, are at Eastern Point, New London for week.
 At the Old Home Day celebration at Wales on Saturday, Woods orches- tra will furnish music for the dance at the Hotel in the evening.
 Miss Tillie Carey of St. Francis training school for nurses, and MT. and Mrs. John F. Carey of Hartford have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Louis St. Germain. Mrs. Imogene Lord Holt of Glouces- ter, Mass, is a guest of MT lnd Mrs. Rot ert Quinley. Next week she will go to the home of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin for the remainder of her vacation.
 J. H. Valentine has returned from an automobile tour along the Maine coast towns. Mrs. Valentine and Miss Elinor Valentine who accompanied him, are prolonging their vacation, making Camden, Me, their stopping place.
 Hazel and Carl Turschmann of Somerswot,h, N. H., who have been the guests of their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Herman Turachmann, are now the guests of Paul Smith of Mys- tic, and will return to their home on Saturday.
 Mrs. J. Carl Converse and son, J. Kingsley Converse, are at present in Edinburg, Scotland, leaving for Lon don August fourteenth. After a de- lightful but strenuous trip the party will sail from Southampton, England August twenty-fifth for home.
 Onneco tribe, I. o. R. M. and Iona council, D. of P, will hold a joint outing at Evergreen Pond on Sunday. All meml CTS wishing to attend are requested to meet at Red Mems hall on Sunday morning at nine o'clock Ample transportation facilities have teen arranged.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Leonard, Miss Ruth Leonard of Boston, MT. and Mrs. Ensign Kibbe of Somers, Lucius Smith and sons, Kenneth and Harold, Frank Smith and Miss Mary Smith of Stafford Springs, attended the Smith family reunion at MonsOn on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Antonio Campo and son, Mrs. Angeline Tonon, John Fon- tanella, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Tiorelli and family, Pietro TonOn, Mrs. John Lorenzet and two children, leave New York for Italy this week. They will be accompanied as far as New York by Mrs Robert Lazzerin and Miss Louise Tonon.
 Rev. N. w. Heermans, Alvan Smith, Donald Mayo and Norman McLagan occupied Laurel camp, in Mashapaug Lake last week. Rev. MT. Heermans with Mrs. Heermans, and the children, Nile, Harry and Charlotte and Rather inc Ballazz have taken the camp for the rest of the month.
 The R. H. Valentine home off of East street has been in the hands of for several weeks. The building has been made considerably larger, a second story has been added to the main part of the house and the ell has been made longer. The ex- terior finish is shingles. During rem ovating MT. and Mrs. R. H. Valentine are at the J. H. Valentine home.
 The following piece signed by Corn" of Stafford and taken from the Evening Union would seem to in- dicate that some poorly supplied in dividual is moved to lament by the waste of hair as result of the Springfield young ladies method of cutting and arranging their red locks:
 Attention Girls! The Springfield girls have bobbed their
 And some look nice and some are
 But rtfgf'S; that does not keep me wake It's this: Maybe some mattress or
 chair
 Is stuffed with lovely auburn hair, While my poor cranium goes bare, When next a lady shears her head, Send me a pound - I'd like it red.
 CORN.
 Stafford, Aug. 8.