The Press., 1922-06-08

chester has hired the hall at Crysta
 Lake park and are running dances
 two or three nights week.
 The Woman's Foreign society of the
 Methodist church will hold meeting
 in the church parlor, Friday at three o'clock. All persons having cloudy day bags are requested to return them at this time. The June mystery box will be used.
 A telephone, 74-12, has been install ed in the residence of Frank Mason on Church street. by the borough au- thorities. This number may be called in case of need of police, or in case of fire, after II D. m.- as MT. Mason is connected with 10th departments.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet at the Congregational church, Staffordville, next Wednesday at 3 o'clock This is flower mission day. Each member is asked to leave flowers at the hospital or give to some person who is ill or shut in and report at the meeting.
 Grace church notices.-Friday, evening prayer, 7.30. Sunday is Trinity Sunday; 8 a. m. holy communion, 10 a. m. morning prayer, 10.3O a. m. holy communion and sermon, 12 noon, Sun day school and catechism, p. m. evening prayer and sermon.
 There will be a meeting of the Woman's Republican club of Stafford Tuesday evening at o'clock at the hall in the library building. An ad- dress will be given ty Mrs. Marian Blake Campbell on 'The Achievements of the Present Administration"
 Next Sunday will te observed as Childrens day at the Congregational church. At the morning service there will te exercises ly the children followed " the baptism of infants and a short discourse for children by the pastor. Mrs. A. P. Waite will be the sOlOist.
 While at work shOveling coal in the rear of the Rhode Island Worsted mill Monday morning, Michael Blk lich fell over the side of a coal car and dropped to the ground, a distance of about fifteen feet. He sustained two broken ribs and is now resting com fOrtably at the Johnson Memorial hos pital where at first it was thought that he might have internal injuries.
 The graduating exercises of the borough grammar school will be held in the assembly room of the new school building next week Thursday evening at eight o'clock. A short pa geant entitled, ''The Three Arts," will te presented by the children who have written this pageant. It will consist of speaking, song and dance. The parents and friends will receive tick cts for admission and the remainder of the hall will be opened to the public.
 The court of burgesses has passed the following ordinance regarding the sale of explosives and fireworks for Fourth of July: No explosives or fire works shall be sold in the bor- ough of Stafford Springs before 6 a. m. July 3rd, 1922, or after 12 p. m. July 4th, 1922. The sale of all explo- sives and fireworks during above des- ignated period shall be from a stand or a booth outside of, and separate from any existing building, said stand or booth to be located subject to the of the borough authorities"
 The Woman's republican club of Stafford announces the following com Legislative and caucus, Mrs. B. P. Cooley, chairman, Mrs. E. R. Brown, Mrs. George Lane, Mrs. Ray nond Parks, Mrs. c. R. Brown; mem Dership committee, Mrs. Walter Greaves, chairman, Mrs. Gerald Shep- ard, Mrs. LaVergne Dimock, Mrs. Will liam Preble, Mrs. Arthur Cady, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. John Denniston, Miss Mary Smith; citizenship and publicity, Mrs. A. B. Snow, chairman, Mrs. Willis Reed, Miss Genevieve Hewett.
 The batting and fielding averages of the All Stafford baseball club to date is as follows: