The Press., 1922-04-27

Miss Amelia scott spent the week ] end in Willimantic.
 i Miss Vera Siswicil of Hartford was home over Sunday
 Doris Sullivan of Hartford was ir town over the weekend. John O'Brien attended the funera of his niece in Hartford Tuesday. Donald Chapman of CenterbroOk visited friends in town over the week end.
 Regular meeting of the Stafford Business Mems association next Mon day evening.
 LOugi Lazzeris has purchased a lot from Charles Brighenti and a house from Paul Genholt.
 Mrs. Leroy Mofht of Barre, Mass, is visiting the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. John McLagan.
 There will be a dance at St. Ed wards hall on Friday evening with music by ScusseIs orchestra.
 Mir. and Mrs. G l.. Dennis returned last week from Atlantic City where they have been for some time.
 Leonard H. Davidow of New York is spending the week with MT. and Mrs William Foster on Stafford Street
 MT. and Mrs. David Shepherd of Springfield, Mass, spent the weekend at the Shepherd home on Prospect street.
 c. E. Welles and James McCauley will manage a dance at Memorial hall, Stafford, on Wednesday evening with music by Macs Syncopators.
 Mir and Mrs. John Foster are on their way home from Florida. They will visit their son, Grant Foster, in Worcester before arriving here.
 At the examination for postmaster for the Stafford Springs office Post master Chaffee was the only one to appear to take the examination.
 The Missionary Societies of the Con gregatiOnal church will meet with Mrs. G. W. Amidon on Furnace avenue Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.
 The pastor of the Methodist church will preach next Sunday morning on The Church and the Question of Amusements." Sunday evening ser vice at 6.45. Sermon by the pastor. A meeting of the official board of the church will be held tonight at the close of prayer meeting.
 A change of time will occur on the Central Vermont, effective Sunday April 30. While official schedules are not procurahle at this date it is thought that trains will run approxi- mately as follows: Train g, north bound. 6-54 a m.; train 6, sOuthbOund, 8 q. m.; train 1, nOrthbOund, about 3 D. m.; train 2, sOuthbOund. in the vicinity of p. III. Mails will close one half hour before train time.
 Richard Murray, son of MT and Mrs. Patrick J. Murray and Miss Anne Ed na Gilligan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Christopher G. Gilligan were united in marriage Wednesday morning at St. Edwards church by Rev. Felix J. O'Neill Miss Helen Gilligan, the brides sister. was the bridemaid and Francis Murray, the groom's brother, was the lest man. The bride wore a gown of georgette crepe and veil of tulle, caught with pearls. She car ried a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore a dress of orchid chiffon, trimmed with silver lace, silver slippers and pie ture hat to match. She carried a bouquet of lavender sweet peas. The ushers were Thomas Gillingham and Robert Sullivan. Each received a pair of gold cuff links from the groom. The couple received many presents of silver, cut glass and gold. After a tour of about a week they will soon go to house keeping in one of the new Gary cottages being built On East street. The bride and groom are graduates of the local high school and have hosts of friends, who extend After finishing school Mrs. Murray was in the telephone office for a while and since has been employed in the office of the Johnson WOOlen Go. MT. Murray is associated with his father in the insurance and real estate business under the firm name, P. J. Murray & Son.
 At the meeting of the town school committee the following teachers were reelected for the school year begin ming September 1, 1922: High school Miss Margaret Ballantine, Miss Flor ence Uncles, Miss Gladys Jordan, Miss electing a principal and sub-master was laid on the table. Borough school First grade, Miss Isabel Jackson and Mrs. Josephine Abbott ,2nd grade, Miss Genevieye Hewitt ana Miss Esther Broderson; 3rd grade, Mrs. Raymond Towne; 4th grade, Miss Clara Eddy; 5th grade, Miss Catherine Martin and Miss Mildred Gummo; 9th grade, Miss Evelyn Turner; 7th grade, Mrs. Myra Collins; Sth grade. Mrs. Marjorie Snow; kindergarten, Miss Edith G. Cushman. Miss Glover Converse, assistant in the kindergarten depart ment, has decided not to return next year. Pinney school-Miss Isadore Durham, Miss Blanche Soule and Mrs. Ruth Gary; Staffordville school-Miss Eva Richardson and Miss Margaret COmmans; Miss Hodgin and Miss Mer- riam of the StaffOrdville schools did not wish reelection. West Stafford schOOl-Mrs. Louis Chaffee and Miss Edith G. Eddy. Crystal Lake school Miss Dorothy Roberts. OrcuttviIle sChOOl-Miss Mary Pease. Rockwell Hill schoOl-Miss Louise Snyder Leonard District school-Mrs. Hen rietta Webster. Crow Hill school Mrs. Edith Davis
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 Work at the Orcuttville mill was started this week.
 Ralph Randall is visiting his broth CT, Lester Randall, for a few days.
 Edwin Blair and Silas Newell visit ed at Merrow and Mansfield on Sun day.
 Mrs Clifford Shaw and two children spent a day with her aunt, Mrs. Blair last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Randall and son, Elliott, returned home Sunday from Enfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Ford have re- turned to Orcuttville after being ab- sent for a few weeks at Norwich.
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