The Press., 1921-08-04

All OuJluS was OuJOyGu Uy u0drlI every Polish family in town on Sun day at the Marcyk farm in Forestville Dancing, songs and games were or the program. A platform was erected under the trees particularly for tht occasion and made an excellent danc ing floor.
 1 West Stafford.
 Wilbur Chaffee is substituting on R F. D. during Mr. Charters vacation
 MT. and Mrs. George Barlow and sons attended the Charter golden wed. ding Saturday night.
 Mrs. Rosner was taken to a hospital in Hartford Thursday, for mental trouble. William Kaptanack of Yonkers, N Y., is spending his vacation at M Kemp's.
 Clifford Kemp is attending military | training camp at camp DeVens, Mass. for month of August.
 MT. and Mrs. Rene Thonet and two children, enroute to New York, stop ped over night with MT. and Mrs. Everett Perkins.
 T are moving to the, parsonage this week. Some much needed repairs and improvements have teen made at the parsonage.
 While on a business trip to Spring field, Hartford and New Haven, Speros Karcangos, florist, of New Rochelle, N. Y., made a friendly visit of one week at the home Of Clifford Kemp.
 Stafford.
 Allen West of Springfield. Mass, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Asa Harris.
 There will te a covenant meeting at the Baptist church on Saturday after noon at o'clock.
 Miss Mildred Webster is spending six-weeks' vacation at her home here from her duties at Hampton, Va.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Dimmick are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter at the Johnson hospital Saturday.
 Miss Margaret Black of Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending a few days with her mother at Staffordville, where Mrs Black is keeping house for Mrs. Etta Durham.
 There is to .le a sale of ice cream and candy on Friday evening this week on the Baptist church lawn. If stormy the sale will take place on Saturday.
 The members of the grange, with their families and friends, will hold a picnic next Saturday afternoon at Dr. I. P. Booths, if the weather permits. There will be sports, and supper will be served at 5.30.
 Edward French and Sampson Mur- ray, clerks in the employ of H. F. Cady, won the second prize of $15 in the Dexter Popular Clerks Contest" The first prize, $25, was won by Arnie Buthheller of Hydeville, who formerly was a Stafford Hollow boy. Ed and Sam wish to thank all customers for their help and kindness during the contest. During the contest H. F. Cady sold 2,417 lOaVes of bread in four weeks, Allan Grocery of Hazardville sold 2,944, according to records of Dexter's bakery.
 MT. and Mrs. Christian Wolfe, Miss Rhoda Wolfe, Miss Ruth Walker, Cortland Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss Margaret Glover and Fred erick Glover, camped at Lake Masha- paug last week. The men in the party went to the lake on Friday to pitch their tents and get the camp ready. Mr. Maurice McGiliray and MT. Law renee Cheney of Southbridge, Mass, were camping at Clark's shack The Southbridge boys very cordially took the Stafford boys in and offered them the use of their tent. On Tuesday MT. and Mrs. Mclaughlin entertained the campers at the lodge at Camp Point Pleasant. One of the unique features of the camping trip was the wireless apparatus owned by the Southbridge young men. Twice a day they se- cured the correct time from the gov ernment station at Arlington, Virginia
 The Phoenix-Riverside A. C., play ing against the Irish-Americans of Springfield Sunday at Hyde Park was a disappointment as far as the wealth CT was C. Hcerned, but if good weather only held out the crowd which had gathered there would have seen one of the fastest semi-pro teams of Spring