The Press., 1921-06-16

l
 Dr. c. B. Newton was taken to the
 Johnson Memorial Hospital last Fri
 day.
 H KatzoWitz of Rochester, N. Y.
 visited his brother, Sam KatzoWitz
 during the early days of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Lee and daughter Catherine, are visiting at the Buckley cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Misses Emily and Nellie Thrall of Springfield are guests of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Patten at their Crystal Lake camp.
 Mrs. A. J. Gaibmer, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P. Wagner, week, has returned to her home in Utica, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Meyers were with Dr. Arthur Meyers and family at their shore cottage near New Lon don, over Sunday.
 Stafford baseball association have cancelled the next game with Rock vile Iecause of a deficiency in the treasury Rockvilles guarantee was | $75 while the minimum expense of playing the game would be $150. The | association is contemplating steps to- | ward replenishing it's funds and if I successful 1 aseball will continue To- cally.
 At Keefes plains on a corn field near the ball field, there is a scare crow device that is unique in design. Lroom handle is made to resemble shot gun, while suspended about twenty feet from the muzzle of the Imitation gun is a dead crow. The bird has been falling to the ground some time now and daily a flock of his brothers visit the field to note if he is still falling.
 Chautauqua comes next week com mencing Tuesday, There are still a :arge numl CT of tickets that must ke sold in order to secure the amount needed to make certain the guarantee. Townspeople who plan to attend the sessions in the fig tent can not only secure a ig reduction in the actual price of admission but also reduce materially the tickets remaining un- sold up to the figure necessary to in sure the guarantOrs against loss.
 "Old man Joy" with hat in hand and equipped with travelling case is due to arrive at Rau's pavilion, Crys- tai Lake on Wednesday evening, the 18th at 6.30 o'clock When last heard of said Joy was Lusily engaged shin ing his white shoes and preparing a schedule of stunts including dancing and getting "eats" ready for the an nual Stafford High school alumni re- union. Last year the fun waxed high at the reunion and since all the par ticipants have added another year to their various ages so will the joy in crease.
 Each Spring and Summer month seems to bring it's separate crop of in dividual 'peeping Toms" who consid- CT it rare sport to haunt the windows of homes where there resides no per son of the male sex. It is quite GUS tomary for officers of the law to be called to sections of the town in an effort to secure the perpetrators of the peeking habit. The act is now be- coming so common that it seems cer- tain that one of the pests will sooner or later be apprehended and dealt with both physically and legally to the ex- tent that all others so afflicted will be treated to an actual lesson.
 The graduation exercises of the 8th grade schools of the town were held at Memorial hall, Stafford, last evening" The Operetta, When Betsy Ross Made Old Glory" was presented by forty three graduates. There was l a large audience and the Operetta was presented in a very pleasing manner A number of songs were rendered by the graduates under the direction of Miss Steele, supervisor of music. The diplomas were presented by Superin- tendent of Schools A. B. Handy. The cast of characters for the Operetta was as follows:
 Gen. Washington Bernard Armstrong Colonel Ross George AbdO Robert Morris Samuel Bassett Capt. Anderson Thomas Chapin Betsy Ross Martha Rieg Patience Rena Panclera Rebecca Nancy Fisk Jane Constance -ChlDln Penelope Meredith Sheppard Humility Josephine Towne Faith Dorothy Greene Martha Washington Esther Comins
 Thirteen Colonies
 Florence F'Ontanella, Barbara
 
 Turschman, Ada RemOr, Mary Baker, Caroline Janowski, Louise Andrelsky, Dorothy Hodgson, Rose Giddins, Rose Figone, Cecilia Braun, Edith Braun. Soldiers Perley Davis, Michael MOlOritis, At tiliO Frassinelli, Edwin Scott, Jack Rumbelow, John Gregori, Donald De- peau, Donald Eaton, Luther Glazier, | Joseph Danick, Richard EdsOn. Indians
 Harrison Moseley, Joseph Pucek, Ralph Adams.
 Flag Girls Edna Bradway, Mabel Bradway, Bes- sic Brown, Helen Zabilansky.
 In the list of graduates in the cast : the following were from the schools i outside of the borough: Pinney gram mar school-Samuel Bassett, John j. GregOri, Donald Depeau, Harrison Moseley, Joseph Pucek, Ralph Adams i; Staffordville Zabilansky, Edna Bradway, Mabel Bradway, Bessie Brown; West Stafford Joseph Dan ick, Richard Edson, Luther Glazier.