The Press., 1911-01-11
Mrs. Fred wildey is visiting friends

in New York on business trip.
 Mrs Daniel Rogers of R ckvillt has been visiting friends in town.
 Walter QuiDley. son of Mir. snt Mrs. Robert Quiuley, is dangerously i'll
 Robert Qninley has taken a position as b1ss carder with the Fabyan Go. al stlffotdvllle.
 Mrs. Douglas and Miss Newbegir of Brldgetou, Me are guests of Mrs. M. A. Harris
 Superintendent Ernest Royce of the Faulkner mill Is in New Yoik on a business trip
 The ministers and their wives will meet with Rev IP. Booth at Staff ,rd Hollow next Monday. Miss Flossie Quintal of Ware, Sass., has been the guest of her sis ter. Mi s Marion Quintal.
 Fl N. Swartlguer. the optioian from Rockville. will bs st Burwell's | SbOE6 EEluAgs Jhus 1ObH.
 Norman A. Gold, A. M. Graves and F. J. Graves are attending the auto mobile show In New York.
 The Johnson-J Jeff ,ies fight pictures are advertised as the attraction at the Gem theatre for Saturday evening
 The German club will hold the annual masquerade ball the evening of Feb 10, with music by Lynch s orchestra.
 The woman's Guild of Gracs church. will meet with Mrs Charles Beekwith tomorrow (Thurs1ay) at 2 30 p. m.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the brary association wilt be hel1 at the library building next Monday afternoon at 1.3O.
 Wm Scaic1 had his hand irj lred in & card at the Central mill vester- day, and was tiksn to the fiji 's of Dr. O. B. Newton for treatment. The. doctor found the irj1ry not serious.
 MT and Mrs John Stephens enter. tained a whist party at their home CD West Main street last Thursday even- ing. Harry Hewitt won first prizs and Miss May Wood the consolation prize.
 Mrs Carl Kuehue, who was taken ro Springfield hospital Saturday and had surgical operation Sunday. is resting comfortably and bids fair to make a good recovery.
 The assessors lists of the town are completed and figures are now avail able. The grand list foots up $3 COG, 953. There are in town 959 houses, 547 horses and 1O5S cattle.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Yourg Peoples Auxiliary of the NJ E church was held last evening Principal Williams of the high school gave a very interesting talk on wire less telegraphy.
 There will be a social and supper in the guild room of Grace church next Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the Woman's Guild Sup per will be served from 6 to z. Prices Adults. 15c: children. loo.
 There will be a social at the Metho- dist church next week Wednesday evening Supper will bs ssrved at 6 o'clock by Mrs. A. s Kellogg. Mrs W. E Whitaker and Mrs E. K. Taft. The evenings entertainment will con- sist of vocal solos by Miss Frieda Rand and readings by Miss May Hirsch.
 At 6 regular meeting of the Red Men held last Thursday night the following off lers were installed by Deputy Stengls of Rockville: Sachem, James Bolieau; ssnior sagamore, Ernest Quinley; junior sagamore, Bert Linn; prophet Jack Yare; guard of wigwam. J Buck wheat; guard of forest, E. Charter.
 Friends of Charles R Newton will bs pleased to learn that he is to re- turn to she home town. MT. Newton will taks position on the manufao- turing end of the Smith 6 Cooley en'. terprise as soon as the necessary de- tails can be arranged Mir Newton has a responsible position in New York with Dsering, Milliken 6 Co. at present, but hopes to be here with in a few weeks to take up his new duties
 The All-Stafford basketball tsam was defeated last Saturday evening by the Rockville A. O. basketball team at the town hall, Rockville The score was IT t1 16 An attendance of several hundred people witnessed the game, which was full of exciting plays, often calling ont applause for both teams. After the game the Rockville boys gave a social dance Next Saturday the team will go to South Manchester to meet team from that wn.
 ". R O meeting next week We'd nesday. At the last meeting Jan. the following officers were installed President. Emily A. Burdick; s. V., Mary J. Buttsrfield; V. Mary Ktl- loRg; secretary, Jessie F Quiniey treasurer, Ednah M Bolieau; chap lain, Mary A Symouds; conductor, Minnie Mcintyre; guard, Eva Wag- ner; assistant conductor. Idslla Whit sksr; assistant guard, Harriet l.. Marble; patriotic instructor. Carrie N. Clark; press correspondent. Jennie s Walker; color bearers, Lena Holt, Anna Kuehne, Emma Converse, Flora Frazier; musician, Clara J. Oarpen- ter.
 O. H Moore, who has bsen em- ployed with Smith & Cooley during the plst eight years. will sever his with that firm Jan. 14sh.