The Press., 1922-08-03

Michael Yong of Palmer is in town on business trip. A
 Miss Frances Remmert of Warren is the guest of her father, Arthur Rem inert.
 William Ladish of the Savings Bank, is taking a two-weeks' vacation at Nantucket.
 Jack Rumbelow returned to his home Wednesday after spending the month at Camp Woodstock. H. R. Wightman is spending two | weeks vacation from his duties in the First National hank at Block Island.
 The Stafford Auto Company has elected officers as follows: President, Anders Jacobsen; treasurer and secre= tary, Henry J. Taylor; directors, above and Richard H. Fisk, Emil Hanson and Charles F. Chandler.
 1 All women voters desiring to regis | ter in the republican caucus, should do so this week or next. If it is not 1 convenient to appear in person, notify the registrars that you desire your name to be laced upon the list.
 All through midsummer there are many important matters open for con sideration by all ex-service men. The officers of the local post of the Ameri- can Legion are desirous of having an open discussion on the subjects and for this purpose will hold a meeting at Society hall on Monday evening, August 7th.
 Mrs. Donald Mitchell has returned to Stafford after a three-months' tour of Europe. On this trip she visited all the large counties in Portugal, North ern Africa, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, France England and Scotland. Mrs Mitchell returned to the United States from Scotland on the "LacOnia," the latest steamship on the Cunard line.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Converse and family of Boston, MT and Mrs Frederick Keller and family of Hol- yoke, and Mir and Mrs. Evan Booth and family of Providence, spent the weekend with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Converse; also MT. and Mrs. Arthur West of Springfield and MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Indian Orchard.
 MOnsOn will play Stafford next Sun day at Keefe's Plains. Manager Mad sen has booked a game with the up- town team for Sundays contest, and with the two teams so evenly matched, and the bitter rivalry combined with the betting the most interesting game of the season is sure to be played. COhnOrs will start the game in the tOx and will finish if he does not weaken; if this should happen the locals have hired a pitcher who can be used, but will start the game in the Outfield. McQuade will catch, Wise will be on first, and if Sullivan can play he will hold down the keystone sack. If, however, he is unable to play, another hired player, who will play in the field, can play second. Pallanck will be at short and Gilman will Ie used at the hot corner Con- verse, who played short stop for Staf- ford last week. will play in the Outfield Ed" FraSier of Hartford, who handled Sundays game exceptionally well, will umpire Sundays contest MT Fra sier has had considerable experience in umpiring, having umpired many big games around Hartford, one of them being the Yale-Trinity game. MonsOn will put a strong team on the diamond, so the locals will have to hustle to put it over on them. There will be no game next Saturday, but on the following Saturday Stafford will go to MonsOn for return game.
 The game between the Night Hawks and Clerks that was to be played last Thursday will come off tonight. The probable lineup will be:
 Clerks Night Hawks Buckley 1st Palshaw 1st Fitzpatrick End Towne End Pallanck ss E. Calchera ss Scussel 3rd Panciera 3rd Cyka If Lewis If ZelZ of Murray Of Needham If B. Calchera If Sullivan Clark c Baldwin D Michna D.
 West Stafford
 Saturday Specials show sound savings. Spend safely with sure sat isfactiOn at Lane Variety Store next Saturday.
 "dTTSu TedSe Has puFCndSeu d new Ford Coupe.
 Mrs. Leon Carder and two sons were guests last week of relatives in Hartford.
 Mrs. Edwin DimOck is guest of her niece, Mrs. Carl Welcome, in West field, Mass.
 The local store will be closed here after Wednesday evenings until fur ther notice.
 Miss Ruby Gold was a weekend guest of Miss Doris Amidon in South Wilmington.
 Subject for C. E. meeting Sunday evening at o'clock, Better recrea- tiOn," l Thes. 5:16-24.