The Press., 1921-08-11
RTAFFORD aPRTNaR

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Morin and family spent the weekend at Savin 1 Rock.
 Peter Reynolds of Holyoke spent part of last week visiting friends in the borough.
 Walter Martin is at Storrs, taking the junior short course at the asri- cultural college. l Raymond Pease has accepted a | temporary position as clerk in At lantic and Pacific store.
 l Mrs. Harold Burke of Westerly, R. l., is spending a week with Mrs. Jo- seph Trudeau of Prospect street.
 Arthur Taylor of Springfield spent the weekend visiting at the home of l his parents on West Main street. | Ernest and Ralph Gilman of Nor wich are spending a week at the home of Fred Gilman on Brown avenue.
 Next Sunday there will te no ser vice at the M. B. church. The pastor will return to occupy the pulpit on the 21st.
 | Misses Maria and Gertrude Mullins 1 are spending two weeks with their sister, Mrs. Catherine Allen, in Lew istOn, Maine
 Miss Jennie Daigle is spending week visiting her sister, Mrs. Al. l Trombley, in Burlington and Queen city park, Vt.
 Miss Harriet Wildey of Cortland, N Y, and Miss Virginia Wildey of South Orange, N. J., are guests of the for mers brother, Fred Wildey and fam fly.
 Dr. George Bassou of Athol, Mass, and Edward J. Bassou of Philadelphia, l former residents of this tOrOugh, were in town on Tuesday visiting relatives and friends.
 Captain and Mrs. J. Hawley Larned of Plaintield N. J., are receiving con- l gratulations on the firth of a daugh- ter, July 30th, granddaughter to MT. and Mrs. John Larned of Stafford l Street
 Stafford's representatives at the cit l izens training camps at Aver, Mas sachusetts are sending to their friends in town daily reminders that they are enjoying the military atmosphere of the training school.
 The w. R.. c. will decorate the graves of deceased members on Fri day, leaving the railroad station at p. m. Next Wednesday at 3 D. m. the w. R. c. will meet with Mrs. s. F. | PeaSe, on Hyde Park for picnic. To morrow will be the last day for voters to register for caucuses. The registrars will be in session at the l office of P. J. Murray & Son in the l borough from 12 m. to p. m. and at J. G. Wightman's residence, Stafford, the same hour.
 On Saturday on the Stafford golf links Stafford defeated Putnam 40 to g. Each team has now won a match. The deciding match will be played in Putnam in September On Saturday afternoon there will be a match play against par at the local links. Ar engagements can be made ty those 1 who are to be away on Saturday to play on Friday.
 As the new High school tuilding fgrows near~ completion it seems un- fortunate that building so fine in structure and so nicely prOportioned does not occupy a more conspicious spot in the community The school | building is planned to be ready for | occupation with the opening of the fall session. This appears to be a certainty as the progress the builders have made is amazing.
 1 Guests have been coming and going all summer at N. o. Wards place, Buff Cap, which is an ideal place for rest and quiet. Miss Louise Wilson and Margaret Brady of Hartford have returned after a pleasant vacation spent there, and those there as present are: William Moore, Mrs. Chauncy R. Johnson, with her daughter, Lillian, and son, Eliot, and Mrs. Justus B. De- Witt of New Brunswick, N. J.
 Joseph Kaplan, who graduated from the local school in the class of the current year is planning to attend Brown college of necessity>is working his way through that institution. He was awarded the alumni scholarship and is now canvassing the town with a set of Dr. Cranes books pertaining to the faVOrite subjects of that emi- nent physician, the health and tenn perament of his understudies.
 At a meeting of Strazza Post of the American Legion held last Friday evening number of important meas ures were adopted by the assembly
 The method of handling the state fund that has been granted to ex-ser- vice men was improved upon by the election of members to the fund com 7 mittee from each factory and from each section of the district covered by the post. The member from whose
 district the applicant comes, together / with the post commander and adiu.
 tant, form committee to decide the
 individual merits of each case. The
 representatives are as follows: R l. w. plant, Thomas Whitaker; War.
 ren Woolen Company, Daniel Greene
 Cyril Johnson Woolen Company, Will, . efred Sabourin; Smith & Cooley
 Thomas Yare; Staffordville, Stanley Steklik; Stafford Hollow, Norman Phillips; Wilmington, Gardner Hall Orcuttville, Francis McQuaid A del } egation to represent the post at tho state convention was appointed anC comprises the following members: R H. Valentine and R. R. Murray, del
 egates; Wilefred Sabourin and Franci. } Luce, Alternates. Three committee: Tn connection with the various activ lt1es of the legion were elected al follows: Fall activities, Romeo Gar ! vais, Daniel Greene and R. R. Murray } Arm1stice day committee, D. Greene A. Rees and R. R. Murray; winter activities, Wilefred Sabourin, Georg,