The Press., 1922-08-31

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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 St. Edwards school will open next Tuesday for the regular fall term.
 Miss Gladys Rockwell of East Hart ford is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Andrew Mattesen of Gold street.
 The democratic caucus for electing delegates for various conventions will be held next Tuesday evening at bor- ough hall at 8 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Dewey BOlieau and Mir. and Mrs. Harmon MacIntire are spending the week in different towns in Vermont.
 James Wood attended the reunion of the 18th regiment, of which his father was a member, also visited friends in West Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. B. E. Eddy of East Woodstock announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Edith Eddy to Robert Sullivan of this place.
 The registrars will be in session at P. J. Murray & Sons office next Tuesday from g a. m. to , p. m. for the purpose of receiving names of voters to le made
 David and Ronald Mitchell are on an automobile tour through Massachu- setts. York state. New Hampshire. Yer mont. and Maine, visiting different golf links enrOute.
 Stafford will go to Monson Saturday. armed to the teeth, with high hopes of ringing home victory. The game was scheduled late but many fans will prot ably accompany the players.
 Antonio Tonoly. Mrs. GrOvanna TurO and Mrs. Virginia Pellin and daughter left Stafford Tuesday to sail for Italy. Mir TOnolv will stay at Brescia. while the rest of the party will go to Feltre.
 It is stated that there is practical unaminimity of sentiment throughout the state for the nomination of Charles B. Pinney of this borough for comptroller on the democratic state ticket.
 Misses Harriet L Wildey and Eliza Ieth Pinney returned yesterday from Wilton, Maine, where they have cen in Kineowatha camp for the past nine weeks They are very enthusiastic over the camp life and the beautiful environment of Wilton. Miss Ruth Mullen has been their guest there for a few days.
 Miss Edith Mead. who replaced Mrs, Joseph Lazzerin as public health nurse in this district. began her duties here last Monday. Mrs. Lazzerin was called away suddenly about three weeks ago and up to last Monday Stafford was without d nurse. Miss Mead has had two years experience in similar work SIS assistant to Miss Mccarthy. public health nurse in Rockville.
 The third and fourth games of the series with Monson will be played Labor day. The first game will be in the morning at 9.3O at Keefe's Plains. with ConnOrs probably in the box The afternoon game will be played in Mon son at 3.30. daylight saving time. If the day is pleasant the largest crowd of the year is sure to turn out to the morning game and many Stafford root CTS will go to Monson in the after noon. Pollard will probably pitch the afternoon game and the rest of the lineup for both games will be similar to the one that Stafford used last Sunday.
 The following additions have been placed upon the Stafford honor roll to be cast in bronze and erected in the new town hall: Cummiskey. Thomas J. Bruce, Walter G. Daigle, Thomas A. Lynch, Harold
 Blair, Arthur
 Dawson, Cyril w. Koscuilek, Michael Dion, Edwin Taylor, Arthur Mullins, Francis Rabideau, Fred Neri, Raymond R. Mccarthy, Florence Smith. Francis S.
 The following corrections have also been made.
 Phillips, Charles H.
 Chamberlin, Arthur F.
 King, Henry G.
 Panciera, Petro
 Student Army Training Corp Bruce, Harold w.
 All relatives and friends of former service men are urged to compare the above list and that published in the issue of The Press of August 17th and note any omissions or errors and call the case to the attention of any of the following committee: C. B. Pinney. K. R. Murray. W. R. Preble. B. P. Cooley, F. G. Sanford. Chris Christen- sen, Nelson Madsen.