The Press., 1910-12-07
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There will be . sociable at the Con- gregational chapel this evening
 Mrs. ". ". BuIwell has returned from 8 visit with friends in Spring. field.
 Miss Mildred Hanley. who has been confined to her home by illness for . week, has recovered.
 Mrs. E. L. Burr has returned from . visit of a week with Mir. and Mrs. Henry Newton at Dana, Mass
 Mir and Mrs. Christopher Allen are spending the week in Newark, NJ, the guests of Mir. and Mrs O. R. Newton.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- cIety of she M E. church will meet with Mrs. R. ". Ellis on Friday Afternoon At o'clock.
 Rev. Thomas lyric of Hazardville, a former pastor of the Methodist church, win exchange next Sunday with Rev. c, A. Grant.
 A. D. Shepherd, superintendent at the Rhode Island, has hirsd the house on Grant avenue vacated by Fred Meyers and will move In at once.
 Antonio Jacobsen has purchased Mrs. John Olsaveland's West Main street residence and has moved in. Mrs Cleavsland will bs out of town for Ehe winter. %
 Ohsflea@ Bolieau, sr., who is at Salem, Mass. has had a severe shook And-is iR- a critical condition. John B. Bolisau has. been with him and rsturned Monday evening.
 Tbe following Is the program for eae Current Events club next Monday evening: Current events; vocal solo, Miss Frieda Rand. Committee, Miss Mary Russell. Miss Meyere, Mrs. ,: T.. II Mullen. Hostesses, Mrs. O. E. Rnttsrheld, Mrs. O. H. Meyers, IT. :. The lecture committee of the Our fent Events eluh has made arrange ments for free lecture in the Oongre- eationaI church on Monday evening, 'She 18th, by Everett " Lord, A M, mems secretary of Boston university. His subject will be ''The boy and his job"
 Lynch's orchestra will furnish music for dante that the ladies of the German club are to hold Saturday evening of this week The men of the club will give 8 dance the evening of the 24th. with the same music. The orchestra has also been engaged for the Masonic dance the 2Oth.
 The Ladies' Aid socIety of the Methodist church will meet next week Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'olOck for sewing and will also hold che regular social in the evening Supper will be served at six o'clock 4by Mrs- Hattie Clsaveland, Mrs 1OlAra Fitson and Mrs, Carrie Stevens. : A bAskstball team has bsen formed ! under the management of Daniel Green, to be known as the All-Staf- i lords. The opening game will be with the AlI-Rockvilles at Borough hall next Saturday afternoon ct 8 | o'clock Admission win be 10 and ] E6 centa- Manager Green would lils \ Co make arrangements for games with | out-of-town teams.
 The Eastern Star whist, held in Che Masonic rooms last Friday even ing, was a very enjoyable social event and drew Q large attendance. There l vw,wa 0f kmhNaa nk whE,4 nh. -.-E-o, . for ladies went to Mrs. H E. Bur- 2 we'll and Mrs A. D. Shepherd in the . order named. The first prize for men went to Orrie Preston and the other was taken by ". Fl HsAld.
 Last Saturday. in the first game of She season, Stafford high defeated the Rockville high basketball team very easily, the score being 52-O The high school has a very fast team this year and should have a successful season. The attendance was good The summary of Saturdays game-,I
 Stafford High. Rockville High. I Charter, If rR, Loomis Taylor, If lg, Chapman PAssen, 0, Victory Engley, rg If, Levine HAnley, Is If, Miskell
 Baskets from floor. Charter IA, Patsen 6. EngIey 8, Taylor 8. Ref- cree, Yare and MoNeil. Timekseper, Butterhsld. Scorer, J. Raffsery. rime, g minute halves.
 The first fl DOT and two-Ehirds of the sbasement of she old card shop build: hng on Westford avenue have been en- gagged by she directors of the Stafford Young Mems club for club rooms and wtllsbe occupied as soon Aa they can be prepared. Ernest K. Taft has been engaged a supervisor in charge of the rooms and H. A. MeQuinn, a senior insthe Springfield Training school, has been selected as instructor, and wtll como here at least once a week for the purpose of training classes in various lines of gymnastlo work. MT. McQuinn has had experience in d. reotIng similar work in the r. M. O. l A gymnasium As Gloucester, Mas. and aG instructor and supervisor in | Che public plAygrounds In Jersey City, N.J.
 The 'week end" evangelIstIc ser vices conducted by the Mao Waters male quartet of the Boston university | ns Che MethodiSt church were we'll l attended. Owing to missing the rail- | road connections the quartet did not ArTive In time to participate in the n1astInR on Friday evening Services were held un Saturday evening, Sun day morning, afternoon and evening. Bstides being frst-class singers. the