The Press., 1921-07-07
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS

a position in the L. w. Zelz store.
 Peter Speer returned on Saturday from visit in New York and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin were in BelchertOwn, Mass, over the i Fourth.
 Mrs. Carrie Soper, of Hartford, is spending the summer at N. o. Wards, Buff Cap.
 | MT. and Mrs. Theodore MOrall of Hartford were visitors in town over the holiday. ,
 Miss Julia Mullins spent the holiday visiting her brother, D. F. Mullins, in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Pinney and fam | fly are at their summer cottage at Crystal Lake. . i Joseph Delligan of Norwich is visit ing with MT. and Mrs. Joseph Delligan on Main street. 1T.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Ford are spending the week at Boston, Law renee, and North AndOver, Mass.
 The Stafford Granary has leased part of the warehouse, formerly own ed by Brown & Penny, from John Quinn.
 Mrs. H. s. Abel and daughter, Miss Alice Abel, returned Thursday night after visiting relatives in Willimantic a week.
 l Dr. A. o. COmins was among the Stafford people who witnessed the de- 1 feat of Carpenter on last Saturday in New Jersey.
 The Rekekah lodge will have their 1 picnic on Wednesday, at Rau's. paVll- ion, Crystal Lake. Supper will be served after the six o'clock car ar rives.
 The following sales of government securities are reported at the local post office for the month of June, war saving stamps, $79.23; $1 treasury stamps, $5.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Tufts of Spring field are in camp at Crystal Lake for the summer. Dr. H. E. Siske of l Providence, R. l., is their guest for week at the lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Phillip B. Barton ot Castile, N. Y., are occupying Laurel camp at Mashapaug for two weeks They were weekend guests of her 1 father, Fred Wildey.
 The All-Stars of Center street will | Sunday in Rockville. All wishing to go should notify A. J. HOule and be at the depot at 1.30 D. m.
 Ernest Jones, Mrs. Morheim and daughter, Olive, of New York and Miss Marion Jones of Springfield spent g few days with MT. and Mrs. w. R Jones on Prospect street.
 Miss Florence Bertrand and Law
 NCANp ried by Justice w. H. Reed on June 28th Mrs. Pease will continue hel dress making on Gold street.
 Aldo Bernardo and Thomas Mullins left last Friday on motor trip tt New York and New Jersey. During their stay they were witnesses of thu Dempsey Carpenter boxing bout.
 Weekend visitors at the Franl Scott home on West Main street in cluded: Joseph Scott and son O Haverhill, Mass, MT, and Mrs. Arthu , Wood and MT. and Mrs. Edward Bella beau of MOOsup. The Stephen and Abigail (Byles Whiton reunion was held at the hOm of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert w. AmidOl July 4th. There were forty seven pre- sent from Springfield, Hartford, Som 
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 The w. c. T. U. will hold baske picnic with Mrs. F. A. MandersOl next Thursday at her cottage at Crys tai Lake. The regular meeting vii be held in the afternoon. If storm Thursday the picnic will be held Fri day. Leave on the 10 o'clock car an get off at DimOck's corner. An unusually large crowd of Stat ford people spent the Fourth at Crys tai Lake where relief from the sever heat was easily found in the co0 water and in the shade of the tree surrounding the shores of the lake.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ballan tine left home Friday morning fO New York, where they will enter Col umbia University for the six weeks summer school. Miss Ballantine vii take up music, including history an harmony with literature and art. Mis- Margaret plans to make a study c education with advance study in En glish.
 A baby clinic will be held each wee at the public health center on Wed nesday afternoons beginning, Jul 18th, hours from 2 to 5. p. m. Al mothers are invited to bring thei baby to be weighed and measured an to receive general instruction in bet ter care for babies The local healtl center is now fully equipped and Mis- Miller, the district nurse, will kee office hours from to 9 a. m., an from to 2 D. m., and may be see by appointment.
 The national w. c. T. U., conven tion will be held in San Francisco Cal, August Is to 24 The round tri rate from Chicago to San Francisc . is $115.34; from New York City, $178 % Friends and those desiring t . travel in cOngenial company with al details arranged for their comfort ar invited to join the official party, whic ? leaves Chicago on a White Ribbo ? special train, August 10. Any membe 7 tOf a union in Holland county is ent tied to act as a delegate to the convel tiOn, from the county, by nOtifyin
 Mrs. Mary B. Wilson, 3O2 Churc ! street, Hartford. The department ( :" relief of the national w. CT. U., ar
 asking for help for stricken Pueblo . Thousands are still homeless. An I contributions of money or sensibl
 clothing sent to Mrs. Jessie Sterart
 1917 Lake Ave, Pueblo, Colo, will b !. given where most needed. The Carpenter Dempsey prize f1gf
 on last Saturday, besides drawing
 fair share of residents to New Jerse, !. also secured large portion of loc' attention. Fftzpatrick's news stol : was the center of interest where th 2 returns were published as receive . over the long distance wire. Hardl had the final decision of the defeat { . Carpenter been announced when w; 2 gers of various sorts were paid. PrOl < ably the most curious of these be . was the one between Jack Dupre an