The Press., 1921-10-06
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i The Press will be issued on we'd nesday next week. Correspondents and advertisers are requested to send in their copy early.
 The W. c. T. U. will omit the Octo- Der meeting.
 Eli PariZeau is in Hartford to-day buying his Christmas goods.
 Edmund Jones has moved from Rockwell Hill to the Grant house on Stafford Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy have gone to Monson for the winter, where he has employment.
 A local Kum-an-C club, will hold a dance in St. Edwards hall on the second night of the fair.
 Miss Sarah Alden went to Walling- ford this week, where she will make her future residence at the Masonic home
 The Phoenix-Riverside ball team will play Hansen's team of Wilmington, to include a few of the Stafford Springs players, at Keefe's plain next Sunday.
 Monday afternoon at three o'clock, the WOman's Missionary Society will serve tea in the Congregational chapel , There will be sale of bulbs, for fall pOtting or out of door planting, and home made conserves and jellies. A party of friends and relatives eel ebrated the S8th birthday of Mrs. Susan Wood at her home on East Main street on last Friday, September 3Oth. A chicken dinner was served, birthday cake with candy and flow CTS was presented and all present en- joyed a pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Wood is in splendid health.
 George Bassett and Charles Mar chant of Stafford Hollow were before the borough court under Deputy E. K. Taft on last Thursday. The boys were brought in by constable A. H. Adams and were charged with creating a l disturbance on Sunday during ser vices at the churches. Both toys were minors and they were I.laced on prOI atiOn.
 High School Notes
 The Agora Literary society will hold their first meeting at recess to- day for the annual election of officers. following: President, Francis Adams; vice-president. Helen Schrefer; treas urer, Joseph Quinn; secretary, Eleon- or BissOnnette.
 The freshman class have finally elected officers as follows: President, George Abdo; vice-president, Con stance Chapin; treasurer, Bernard Armstrong; secretary, Nancy Fisk
 For the month of September the following students in Stafford High school had an average of from 90 to 100: Seniors, Beatrice Roberts, liar old Towne; freshmen, Thomas Chapin, Nancy Fisk, Dorothy Hodgson, Jo- sephine Towne. S5 to 90: Seniors. Marion Moran, Mary O'Halloran, Rob ert Scussel, Joseph Seneschal,; jun 1ors: Margaret Slater, Frieda Tursch- mann, Harriet Wildey; sophomores Claude Barlow, Lawton Furness, Jo- sephine Gilligan, Grace Brennan, Mil dred Siswick, Dorothy Tholen, Irene Vinton, Peter Wargo, Ruth Mullen freshmen: Bernhard Armstrong, Hel- en Avery, Samuel Bassett, Ruth Bow Ter, Constance Ghapin, Dorothy Greene, Meyer Kaplan, Martha Reig, William Schreier; 80 to S5: Seniors Doris Avery, Vera Pagan, Edith Jen- k1ns, Gertrude Meyer, Gertrude MuI- hns, Margaret Parizeau; juniors Francis Adams, Eva Atchinson, EIean- or Bissonnette, Athena Bowler, Alton Fenton, Elizabeth FrasermBruno Pic cln; sophomOres: Pauline Argenta Katherine Balazs, Avis Bennett, Ruth \ BurWelI' Edward Gillies, Elizabeth 1 P1nney, Paul Schmidt, Violet Thies- ing; freshmen: William BissOnnette Edith Braun, Barbara Brown, Donald Depeau, Donald Eaton, Luther Gla- z1er, John GregOri, Anna KaIetta. Mi ehael Molitoris, Harrison Mosely. liar old Nef, Melba Rice, Mary Sikora Helen Sullivan, Helen Moran.