The Press., 1922-06-08
sTAFEnRn SPRINGS.

visited at. the home of W. R. Morse last week.
 The Aid society will meet at : the Johnson Memorial hospital at 2.30 Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. Allen Mix and Mrs. William Morrall have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Walter Pease at Naugatuck.
 The annual reunion of the Stafford High School Alumni association will be held at Rau's pavilion, Crystal Lake, Tuesday the 27th at 6 D. m. Mrs. J. H. Fox, accompanied by Rev. Marian Jones of Providence, will start for Bermuda tomorrow, where they expect to spend about two weeks. Up to date, France E. DennistOn of this borough, Everett P. Robertson of Rockville and Earl G. Grant of Mel rose are the only ones who have made application to c. H. Allen, county chairman, of Rockville, in the recruit ing for the citizens military training camp at Camp Devens, August 1st to 31st
 Mrs J. D. Griffith, president of the Current Events club, attended, two days, the Connecticut Federation of WOman's clubs meeting held in Derby, June first, second and third. Among the speakers were the New London Poet. Miss Anna Hampstead Branch, Mir Morris, director of the Civil Ser vice association, and Rev. James Cor don Gilkey of Springfield. The latter gave a very able address taking for his subject Can Civilization be Say ed?"
 Howard Rees Williams, Eastern di- rector for the Delphian society and Miss Mildred Strauss, 10th of New York, were married at the church of the Messiah lUnitarian) May twenty fifth. MT. and Mrs. Williams, on the return from their wedding trip last Wednesday were guests of his uncle, Rev L. Rees, at theCOngregational parsonage. They will reside at Sound Beach until November, where Miss Judith Williams, who has made her home with Rev. and Mrs. l.. ReeS since the death of her mother, will join them in July.
 At the Holland county convention 
 the Congregational church, interesting addresses were given by the State President. Mrs. Mary B. Wilson and Mrs. Emma Hurd Chaffee of the health department In the gold medal speak ing contest Miss Julia Heck of Union was the winner and Miss Bessie Brown of Staffordville received honor able mention. Miss Dorothy Wheale, field secretary of the young peoples branch, organized branches at Staff ford Springs and Staffordville. The Stafford Springs branch will meet at the Methodist church, Saturday, June r. at three o'clock.
 Word was received here Tuesday morning from Mrs. Albert COllette, whose husband disappeared from their home on Holland road three weeks ago, that she had been in cOmmuni- cation with him and desired to have any further investigation of the case dropped as the state police here had been requested to look into the matter. Collette left his home on Monday morning, May 15, dressed in his work ing clothes and apparently bound for work in the sawmill of Stephen Pel- lizzari, where he had been employed. He failed to report for work and nOth- ing had been heard of him since until today. Mrs. COllette and her five chil- dren are now at the home of her par ents in Wilbraham, Mass, to which she moved last week, having no means of supporting the family when her husband disappeared. She stated that she was satisfied with the explanation made by her husband of his disappear ance and wished to have no action talk en against him for non support or any other charge. For the past four years MT. and Mrs. COllette have been resi- dents of Stafford, living on Stafford Street, and were recently on Holland road.
 The thirty-sixth annual commence ment of the Stafford high school will be held next week. The class night exercises will be held at St. Edwards hall on Wednesday evening with the following program.
 Class songs and yells, Undergraduates Address of welcome,
 Ralph w. Baldwin Song, Senior Class Roll call. Raymond B. Pease
 Doris Avery Prophecy, Margaret c. Parizeau Prophecy on prophet,
 Marjorie J. Stevens History, Robert Scussel
 Aurora Campo Statistics. Edward c. Braun
 Joseph L. Senechal Gifts, Marion A Moran
 Veronica c. Pagan Gift to givers. Alton w. Braun Degrees, Kathleen Fletcher
 Gertrude c. Mullins Win. Joel H. Reed
 Grace A. Burrill Advice to the undergraduates,
 Gertrude T. Meyer Reply from the undergraduates,
 Francis Adams Song, Senior Class The graduating exercises will be held on Friday evening, the 18th, at the Paramount theater. The ad- dress will be given by Dr. Charles R. Brown, dean of Yale Divinity school. The following is the program: Connecticut March,"
 High school orchestra Invocation, Rev. c. H. Puffer Largo" High school chorus Essay, The History of Shorthand,
 Beatrice Fedora Roberts Essay, Cancellation of the Allied War Debts, Mary Claire O'Halloran Essay, The Causes and Effects of the Washington Conference,
 Harold GOOdell TOwne "The Cossack's Song,"
 High school chorus Address, The Best Use of Knowledge,
 Dr. Charles R. Brown Class song, (Words by Joseph Sene- chaD, Senior Class Presentation of alumni scholarship,
 F. A. Johnson Presentation of diplomas,
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