The Press., 1921-09-08


 Michael Reed spent the weekend and holiday visiting relatives and friends in Glastonbury. MT. and Mrs. Ronald Hillman of Manchester spent Monday with their uncle, Orrin J. Avery.
 Mrs. Cora Marin and Mrs. Giustina CarOvari spent the weekend at Wa teTbury, Mrs. Marin's former home
 Carl Grimes of New London spent Labor day here with his aunt. Mrs. Sarah Brown, and cousin, Mrs. Joseph Trudeau.
 Mrs. Albert Gilman and. sons, Err nest and Albert, of Norwich spent the holiday and Sunday visiting relatives in the borough.
 Miss Olive Morheim and Ernest Jones of New York are spending the week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. Chamberlain and MT. and Mrs. Merte and daughter of POughkeepsie were the guests of Mrs. E. K. Keefe over Labor day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burby of ChlcOpee Falls, Mass, spent the week. end and holiday at the home of their son, Orrin J. Avery, of Park street.
 Hilary Hotkowski has purchased the tWO-tenement house situated off of East Main street, occupied by Frank Ruby and Joseph Guerra, from Joseph Guerra.
 MT. and Mrs. Gleason and two daughters and Mrs. Abar, all of Springfield, made MT. and Mrs. s. F. Clark visit Sunday. They came in his auto.
 i Vaughan Brown, formerly of this borough, had two of his ribs broken last week at the Ellis mill, MOnson. He was sitting on large box when it collapsed.
 Raymond Marin, Bruno Baldracchi, Bruno Frassinelli, Benjamin Augustine, Reno COrradi and Charles Sartori, spent Labor day at the Connecticut fair in Hartford.
 The Stafford Springs Delphian chapter will hold it's annual meeting on Tuesday evening at the .sual tune and place. The subject for the years study is The History of Art.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Trudeau of Prospect street entertained his moth CT, Mrs. Joseph Trudeau, of Williman- tic, Sunday, Mrs. Trudeau motoring here with two of her friends.
 Harvey Graveline of Three Rivers. pitcher of the Three Rivers Independ- ents baseball team stopped here at the home of his friend Joseph Trudeau Saturday for few hours while on his way to Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. William Wynings and children, Edith, Daniel, William and David, have returned from Dodson, w. ", where they have been for the past 16 months and will remain here for while. MT. Wynings expects to return to West Virginia later when the mining troubles are over.
 St. Edwards parish school opened Tuesday with 234 pupils to begin with. Catholic children of public and parish schools attended a special service to invoke Gods blessing on their school year, just before classes opened Tues day morning. The pastor read the mass of the Holy Ghost for the chill dren which prays for enlightenment of mind and heart.
 The swimming carnival at Rau's West Rock, Crystal Lake, was the first of it's kind attempted in years in this vicinity. The venture met with considerable popularity both by camp CTS at the lake and in the surrounding towns. An accident at the beginning upset the diving raft and seemed to put the festivities in doubt for while but after all present combined their efforts the raft was set right and the events of the contest were run as scheduled. Stafford was we'll repre- sented in the contestants and a num- Der of the prizes were won by local swimmers. Fred Schnieder captured the 100 yard swim for men. The fifty yard swim for women was won by. Miss Celia Fitzpatrick and the diving. contest for 15 to 16 year old boys was won by Robert Pinney. Miss Elizabeth Pinney was winner of the younger girls fifty yard swim. The popularity with which visitors at the lake greeted the sports assure the repetition of many similar events at the lake in the next season
 The August report of Mrs. Agnes II. Lazzerin, who for the month sub stituted in place of Miss Anna Miller, as visiting public health nurse, while the latter was on her vacation, show total number of calls made as 236, with five baby clinics at the Health Center on each Wednesday of the month, and including fourteen pa tients, who were cared for in the nursing headquarters. The financial side of the report shows that the nurse collected $23.75, and the Metro politan Life Insurance Co.,, paid$54.OO for the month. During the middle of the month an electrical lineman, while at work on top of the pole in front of the Parazeau store, was af- fected by the sun and lost all control of his limbs and was seen by people passing to be hanging solely by means Of a leather belt. A brother workman succeeded in getting him safely to the ground and immediate treatment and relief was found in the Health Center.
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