The Press., 1922-06-29

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 Dorothy Shepherd.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan oi
 Benton street are spending the week
 in Stamford and New York.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Wildey and MT and Mrs. Charles H. Meyers were in
 Boston over Sunday.
 The Lane Variety store is now locat- l ed in the new quarters in the recent 1 ly rebuilt block west of the Comique ! theater.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Brown and daughters, Barbara and Claire, are occupying Miss Kate Lords cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Miss Gertrude Bruce graduated from the Willimantic Normal school last Thursday Mrs. w. A. Bruce and son, Frederick attended the exercises. A daughter, Elinor Mary was born on June 20th to MT. and Mrs. John Levene of Philadelphia and grand daughter to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Levene of this borough.
 The public library will be closed from Saturday night until Wednesday noon. On account of the holiday Tuesday this was thought propitious time to refinish the floors.
 Esea Serafin Galotto, day old daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Romildo GalOtta, died at the home of it's parents Sunday The funeral was held last Monday afternoon with interment in Stafford Springs cemetery.
 Miss Ruth Larned has returned to her home on Stafford Street for the summer vacation. She has resigned her position in the Keene, N. H., high school and accepted one in EnglewOOd, N. J., where she will go this fall
 Next Sunday the All Stars will play the Westford Giants in the second game of the series at the fairgrounds The All Stars defeated this team ear Her in the season, but, as the Giants have been practicing quite regularly and are on the trail for revenge the All Stars may have to play much bet ter than last time to acquire another victory from them. Mike" Urda will
 again pitch for the Giants, while the All Stars selection has not yet been made.
 Chautauqua will be with us next year. J. R. Parkhurst, chairman Oi | the local committee, has been able tC \ secure the 100 guarantOrs as follows
 J. R. Parkhurst Pauline B. Stephens Robert H. Fisk c. B. Tschumm Wm. H. Heald F. A. Sturtevant Charles N. COngdOn A. B. Snow
 William Park Lewis Mclaughlin A. I. Mitchell Ada Buskey ! Christopher Allen
 Mrs. Eva F. K. Chaffet
 F. G. Sanford Herbert A. Glaziel
 Edith E. Adams George Silco1 Mary B. Reynolds c. P. Hodgsor
 J. H.Valentine Philias Taylor Wm. McCulloch LaVergne DimOcl Charles H. Ludke Spencer H. Bradway
 J. D. Grif1ths Nettie c. FentoI
 E. P. Ezei4ogg Antonio Baechioch
 R. L. Quinley Walter A. Greave!
 F. w. and M. A. Howard Mary Smitl
 F. F. Patten Wm. Schmid Joseph Schwanda B. A. Legs w. H. Bumstead A. o. Comins
 Richard Valentine William Slater
 Mrs. A. M. c. Chapman Lillian Bentor
 G. w. Amidon Florence B. Washbur1 Willis H. Reed Charles L. Johnson
 G. F. Shepard Harry Bradley walter ScOtC A. w. hlngSDury
 Miss Celia Holt Harriet l.. CleavelanG H. P. M. Lecture Course D. J. Dazelle
 James Campo Alberta l.. EatOr
 L. w. Zelz c. P. Bradway
 G. Percival Bard Mrs. H. c. Wheeler
 B. K Taft Edith G. Cushman
 J. H. Reed The Misses Russell
 R. w. Smith Mrs. OrrillE. Ellis
 T: F. Mullen Richard w. Ellis B. P. Cooley Marion s. Lee F. A. Johnson Warren Pease | George c. Lane G. J. Gary
 Junior Chautauqua Emma G. Gary (Thomas c. Chapin Mayor) William M. SymOnds
 H. Alden Charles R. Newton
 Mrs. c. B. Butterfield George M. Scott
 Mrs. l.. B. Chaffee c. F. Chandler Levi Rees A. J. Needhan
 Frank A. Fuller James T. Buckley
 F. w. Tholen E. J. Parizeau
 William B. Whitaker H. R. Wightmar
 Mrs. H. F. Cady Fred Wildey Louis B. Chaffee E. c. DeBordt
 G. A. Wagner Mary P. Langley
 H. H. Moore, M. D. s. Katzowiti | o. l.. Wickes.