The Press., 1921-08-18


 meeting of the town voters at borough hall next Tuesday afternoon at 1.3O o'clock to see if the voters of the town will approve of the erection on Hyde Park of The Col Chas Warren SOl- diers Monument. It is planned to erect the memorial on the elevated circle near the entrance of the park.
 West Stafford.
 Joseph Bohn is spending a week in New York City.
 Louis Demars, IT,, is in the local hospital for treatment for adhesions.
 Mrs Herbert Glazier spent the weekend with her mother at Palmer camp ground.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Ellis and two daughters of Somers are visiting at Eugene Ellis
 Miss Minnie Block of Boston, Mass, has been spending ten days with Mrs. William Bonn.
 Claude and Milton Barlow are spending a week with relatives in Westford and Mansfield.
 The Sunday school and the commu- nifty will hold a picnic at Fairfeld's cottage, Crystal Lake, next Tuesday.
 New floors have been laid in both rooms of the school house and the ex- terior of the building is to be painted
 Mrs. Louis Chaffee returned Friday night from New Haven where she has taken a six weeks summer school course at Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Elric Ramsey have commenced housekeeping in the east tenement of the Washburn house re- gently vacated by MT. Ely.
 The electrical storm passing over Sunday morning caused considerable damage. The lightning entered the home of LaVergne Dimock, on the telephone wire, burning out all the wires and tearing the plaster and clapbOards from the corner of the house. No one was injured. A large tree near by was badly splintered and ! several people received slight shocks. Fortunately no fire resulted.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of MT. and Mrs. LaVcrgne Dimock at nine o'clock Monday morn ing when Miss Ella Wilhelmina Lusa, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lu- sa, became the bride of Hercules Zam- belli of Proctor, Vt. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank A. Full Ter, pastor of West Stafford Congrega- tional church. The bride wore a white crepe de chine gown with hat to match and carried bouquet of white asters and lilies. Her travelling dress was of blue canton crepe, embroidered in grey. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Mary NadurnO as maid of , honor, who wore a gown of blue conton crepe trimmed with pearl grey, with pearl grey hat. She carried pink } carnations. Miss Marjorie Bradway, ; wearing white embroidered batiste : with pink ribbons, acted as ring bear , CT. The groom was attended by Nell , son Madsen as best man. The brides gift to her maid of honor was a rhine , stone brooch, to her ring bearer a , gold bracelet and the gift of the groom to his best man was a pair of gold cuff links. Mrs. Zambelli is well known in town where she has many friends. MT. Zambelli served two years over seas as cOrnetist in the band attached to the End division, and received his discharge just two years ago. He is now head electrician at the power plant of the Vermont Marble Co. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, MT. and Mrs. Zam- belli will be at home after October first at Proctor, Vt.
 Stafford
 Miss Lucille Cady of MOnson is wis iting her cousins, the Misses Booth.
 Miss Kathrine Keefe of New Haven, is visiting the Misses Margaret and Helen Higgins.
 Mrs. Sarah Black is spending few weeks with her brother, William Ar . mitage of Westford.
 Mrs. Mathew Keefe has returned home after spending two weeks with her son, Mathew, in Burlington, Vt. , The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist / church will have another food sale 5 l Friday afternoon from to D. m. , MT. and Mrs. James Sibley have been spending a few days with MT . and Mrs. Albert Scripture of Willi- 5 mantle.
 I. Miss Bertha Denis of Stafford Will T lage is enjoying a two weeks vacation ' with friends at Lake Winnepisaukee , and Lakeport, N. H.
 = Mrs. J. B. Hough and company anC Mrs. Harry Thompson and two chil dren enjoyed trip over the Mohawk trail the first of the week. Police PerO will play trombone solo at Rockville, next week Thursday evening at the concert given by the Rockville City band at D. m. new time.
 Mrs. Harry Thompson and two chil dren of Hartford are the guests o her sister, Mrs. Harold B. Pinney Harry Thompson spent the weekend with his family.
 The members of the grange ha, such pleasant time at their picnic held at Dr. Booths two weeks ago that they are planning to have a sue cOtash supper at the same place, Sat urday at D. m.
 Mrs. Reed and daughter of Maple wood, New Jersey, and Mrs. Sara] Small of Bayonne, New Jersey are tn guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough Miss Reed gave an organ recital a the Universalist church Sunday after noon.
 John G. Wightman, who has bee acting as deputy inspector of mOto vehicles, has notified the state polio department that he does not care t accept the new position caused by tn legislature in combining the moto inspectors with the state police de partment. He would be willing t continue to act as deputy motor in spectOr but noes not wish to assum the duties that might be assigned hi1 as member of the state police de partment.
 The winning streak of the P and ] team was broken Sunday afternoon when the Liberty Braves of Spring