The Press., 1922-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY

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 Relief Corps will attend The Memo
 rial day services will be held onTues- day. The usual program will be fol
 lowed. All who will contribute the use of their automobiles for Memorial day morning are asked to send their names to the committee, composed of c. F. Chandler, F. w. Howard and James Wood. Contributions of food for the lunch should be sent to the hall before II a. m. Monday. The pro- gram for Monday is as follows: The G. A. R, Veterans, delegation from American Legion, and Sons of Vet erans will meet at the hall in the library building at TOO a. m.; start for St. Edwards cemetery at 7.30; Elk ercises at West Stafford cemetery at 8.30; StaffOrdville 1000; return to hall for lunch. At D. m. the G. A. R. Veterans, American Legion and Sons of Veterans will start for the Stafford | Springs cemetery. Prayer will be offered by Rev. John Wilkins and the address of the day will be given by Rev. E. A. Legg. The music will be l furnished by the Phoenix Liberty band.
 The St. Edwards school will close at noon today.
 Mrs. T. F. Mullen has Teen spending J a few days in Hartford.
 Chester Boyer has accepted a posi- | tion in Greaves market.
 Maurice Reynolds has taken a po- sition with c. P Hodgson.
 Pay your borough taxes before next Thursday in order to avoid interest.
 Winter Woman's Relief corps have presented to the eight grade schools handsome silk American flags.
 Work has started on the addition of a third story on the large mill building of the Cyril Johnson Woolen Go.
 town tomorrow for Moose Head Lake, Me, where they will spend about ten days on fishing trip.
 At a meeting of the S. H. s. baseball team Tuesday afternoon c. Clark resigned as captain of the team. JO- seph Quinn, junior, was elected to take his place.
 Rev. L. Rees, Dea. c. w. Amidon, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Butterfeld and Miss Millie Royce attended the conference of Congregational churches at South Coventry on Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. Harry P. Mayo and daughter Jean, of Carmel. N. Y, visit ed at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Mayo of West Main street the latter part of last week.
 The ladies of the Italian club will hold a dance at the Italian hall on Saturday evening with music by Sous sells orchestra. There will be an exhibition Fresco dance by Jack Erie and $5 gold prize.
 Miss Anna Miller attended the meet ing of the Connecticut association of health nurses at the Mohegan Hotel New London, yesterday. Miss Mabel Meyers accompanied her, spending the day with her brother, Dr. Arthur Mey- CTS, of Mystic.
 Sunday morning at the Methodist church the pastor will preach on "Christs Cure for Pessimism" A Union service will be held in the Con- gregational church at 6.45. Rev. E. A. Legg will preach, his subject being Looking thro other Mems Eyes"
 There was a very generous response to the appeal for bundle day." over HOO pounds of good warm clothing being contributed. Any one who didn't have a piece of clothing to do- nate can help in this good cause by sending a little cash to help pay the rather high freight expense.
 A company is being formed under the name of the Stafford Auto compa- ny. They have purchased the lot on Furnace avenue of Levi Gary and are going to put up a large substantial garage in the near future. MT. Gary will move his livery stable to Westford avenue.
 On Sunday the All StaffOrds will face the Crimson COlored Giants of Hartford at Keefe's Plains. On Memo rial day a double header with the Rosebuds of Rockville will be the at traction, playing here in the morning at 10 o'clock and at Rockville in the afternoon.
 Mrs. Samuel O. Prentice of Hart ford, chairman of the woman's re- publican state central committee, and Mrs. Bulkley, chairman of the wo- mans republican club of West Hart ford, were in town last Thursday to meet the officers and committees of the woman's republican club of Staff ford to- talk over plans for future work.
 The St. Mary's Boys Drum Corp and Dramatic society of Willimantic will run a Minstrel show and musical comedy, Hello Boys" at St. Edwards hall this evening. From seven o'clock to eight o'clock they will parade the leading streets in the borough. This company is very good and so far this year have drawn many laughs from their audiences.
 Miss Leano Will of the Swarthmore Chautauqua association met the local guarantors at the rooms of the Staff ford Business Mems association last evening. Chautauqua will be here from June 20th to the 24th. An unusually attractive program is promised for JnlS year. Inc IOllOWIuB lOCdl OHACcAS were elected: Chairman, J. R. Park hurst; vice-chairman. P. H. Dow; sec retary, Lewis Mclaughlin; treasurer, F. G. Sanford; ticket committee, Miss Mary E. Smith; advertising, William Symonds, c. H. Moore, Morgan Eaton; grounds, Walter Scott; hospitality, w. H. Heald.
 A petition was circulated last week for a town meeting to adopt daylight saving time. The petition was over signed and the meeting will be held Wednesday at 7.30p. m. at borough hall. There seems to be many who are in favor of it. Many of the mill em- ployees who were against it seem to Ie in favor of it now. Many who go to Crystal Lake to dances want it as it would allow them to get later car