The Press., 1922-08-17

Rev. Levi Rees is at Sand Beach and Scranton, Penn, for two weeks.
 Mrs. Ella Reynolds and Miss Mary Reynolds are at Block Island for the week.
 Mrs. Levi Rees, Miss Theo and Alwyn Rees are at Crystal Lake for two weeks.
 1 A telephone has been installed in is 52-12.
 Mrs. Barber of Springfield is a guest at the William Foster home on Stafford Stret.
 Mrs. Ernest H. Howell and son, l Owen Johnson, are in Franklin, Mass, for two weeks.
 Miss Lillian Brewster of Norwich has been visiting Miss Gertrude Bruce of Westford avenue.
 Miss Mildren Wood was operated on last Monday for appendicitis. She is getting along very well.
 The services at the Congregational church will be omitted next Sunday and the Sunday following. Miss Nellie Desmond of Lincoln, Neb., a former resident of this place, has been visiting relatives in town. John Dupre, Sen, and Wilfred Sa- bourin returned last Tuesday after a trip through the lower part of Canada.
 Miss Bridget T. Sullivan of Center street had as guest last week Miss Norah Springs of Northampton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs R. H. Fisk and daugh- ters, Nancy and Dorothy, are on a trip to Worcester and vicinity to be gone several days.
 Harry Rumbelow, son of MT. and Mrs. George Rumbelow, who has been in failing health for the past year has gone to Hartford for special treat ment.
 J. H. Valentine is making extensive repairs on his East Main street resi- dence. A brick facing will replace the exterior stuccO work and several changes will improve the interior.
 The members of the Stafford Fire Department held their annual outing and clam bake at Cooper Lane last Sunday. Beside the big dinner there had been arranged some interesting athletic events.
 Mir and Mrs. William McCullOch and | daughters, Miss Mathilda and Mrs. Harold Taft, have returned from an automobile trip through Maine. They made Peaks Island their longest stop ping place. Harold Taft of Erie, Penn, is a guest at the McCulloch home.
 The American Thread Company of HoIyoke will play in Stafford Sunday I The management of the All StaffOrds has been getting several very fast | teams to play here that demand big guarantees and the team that comes | Sunday will be the highest price team | that has yet played Stafford. So far the team has been playing a winning | brand of ball but to keep this spirit among the players the fans must turn | out and back the team. large crowd would encourage the manage ment to get even better teams than what have been playing here, which | otherwise would be impossible.
 West Stafford
 We are in a position to serve Ice | Cream in any quantity or form | Either in gallon, quarts or pints, in
 
 | tables, either plain dishes, Sundaes or Banana Royals. Stop in and try us | We guarantee you satisfaction. Campo's New Store
 Mrs. William A. Pease, who has been quite ill, is now convalescent. Joseph Bohm has exchanged his Ford roadster for Buick touring car.
 MT. and Mrs. Koch of Staten Island, N. Y, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Will liam BOhm.
 Mrs. Herbert Glazier spent last week with her mother. Mrs. LendOn Smith, at Palmer camp ground.
 MT. and Mrs. George ThOnet and daughter, Babara, have been guests of MT. and Mrs Everett Perkins. George Pease and family of Spring | field were guests of MT. and Mrs William A. Pease over Sunday.
 Mrs. Clinton Bradway returned home Monday from the Johnson hos pital, where she has been four weeks Her mother, Mrs. w. O. Berckeman, Oi | Colchester, is with her. Stafford
 We are in a position to serve Ice Cream in any quantity or form Either in gallon, quarts or pints, ir bricks or boxes. We serve at the l tables, either plain dishes, Sundaes Ol Banana Royals. Stop in and try us We guarantee you satisfaction. l CampO's New Store Mrs John Fredette of Clinton, Mass. is the guest of Mrs. Robena Storm.
 George Sawtelle of Blackstone Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F J. Glover.
 The Baptist church food sale vii be held at the home of Mrs. Asa liar ris on Friday.
 MT. George WOoley of Jamaica, N Y, is the guest of Miss Bertha Denis of the Village.
 There will be no service at thu Stafford Street school house next Sun l day afternoon.
 Miss Mildred Webster is the gues this week of Miss Pearl Harlow a Turner's Falls, Mass.
 A cottage prayer meeting will b, held on Sunday evening at the Bap tist parsonage at 7.30 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman B. Phillips lief Springfield Sunday with a party O friends for Moose Head Lake, Maine
 Miss Margaret Brennan of the Mer cy hospital, Springfield, Mass, wal the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Bow den last week.
 The regular preaching service a the Baptist church is omitted for a fev Sundays on account of the repairs tha are now under way.
 Mrs. Edward Booth and two daugh ters returned to their home in Provi dence, R. l., the first of the week, afte a visit at the home of Dr. I. F. Booth.
 Now that new corn and beans ar mature, there is to be held an Angus supper "On the hill" at Dr. Booth | Gntln.dnIr nf thic