The Press., 1912-01-10
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Miss Lizzie Kuslanaky has beer visiting in New York for g week.
 Mrs. Douglas and Miss Newbegin oi Bridgeton. Me, are guests of Mrs. M D. Harris.
 Plans are being arranged for an. other military whist party hy the Eastern Star.
 William E Hanley and daughter, Miss Mary Hanley, spsnt Sunday witt friends In New Haven.
 Mrs. George E. Kittredge and son, Harry, of West Derby, Vt are guests of Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Pease.
 Several members of Stafford council will attend the annual Knights oi Columbus ball In Rockville on the evening of Jan. 18th.
 A few invited guests attended the meeting of Stafford Castle, Knights of King Arthur, Wednesday evening, when the second and third degrees were exemplifisd. Henry Pease was elected king in place of Howard Tut hill, who declined to act. Appoint ments were made as follows: Senes ohal, Kingsley Converse; master-of- the -sxchequer, Howard Tnthill; con- stable. Charles Dougherty; sentine l., Wslser Stephens. Rev R. N D Adams and Walter Pease were recent ly aIpIinted ohancellors of County Palatine of Hartford.
 The theme of the sermon at sthe Congregational church next Sunday morning will be "A man after Gods own heart '' Union week of prayer service at Methodist church tonight. Thursday night the services will be held separately. The mems class has sl9tted as offlc rs: J. D GriffishF, president; R ". Smith, vioe-presi- dent; Jacob Wagner, secretary and treasurer, and voted to adopt the rec omme ndation of the committee, F. J Chandler. J D. Grifiths, Frank Sid away, as to course for next year {: Series 4 of the Gospel of the Kingdom, the four quarters being devoted 60 Re liRion for Men, Woman and the Oom- munity, The Home and the Family. Crime and the Criminal The lessor g are arranged with a larger attention to Biblical foundation than In the preceding year, and seemed to the committee better adapted to the use of the class than any of the other courses they could learn about.
 The first of the sophomore sooials was held in the assembly room of the high school Friday evening, and was In the nature of a leap year party. Most of the high school pupils and teachers attended. Vocal music was furnished by the Agony quintstte, consisting of W. T Williams, Carl Mullins. William Ladish, Gordon Charter and Harry Armstrong. "Mas- ss's in the cold, cold ground was sung by Carl Mullins Instrumental music was furnished by Miss Gladys Armstrong, Miss Ruth Larned and Mildred Hanley Farley O Patten and Miss Eva Mercy. representing the senior class, won the prizes in the sewing contest Miss Teresa Braun won the prize in the telegram contest. The social, which was one of the most enjoyable of the season, was in charge of Miss Mildred Hsnley, Miss Gladys Miss Ruth Larned, Miss Lucy Alden.
 The town meeting for voting on the for state road on Mon- day afternoon was held under strenu- ous circumstances. The town hall was not open at the appointed hour of the meeting, and it was some time be- fore the key could be obtained. As no fire had been built, 1t was a rather chilly reception for those attending Through a misunderstanding as to transportation the town clerk was quite lats in reaching the meeting. About twenty attended and E. O. Pin ney acted as chairman. It was voted without opposition to appropriate $2O.- 900 for state highways. As nearly all of the towns vote to take advantage of the state appropriation the allot- ment for this town will probably be less than $1O,OOO, and as the state pays three-fourths of the amount, the net cost to the town will probably be from $2OOO to $250O Frederic Faulk- ner made a motion, that was voted, that the seleotmen use their influence to have this appropriation expended on the highway from this borough to West Stafford. The appropriation has to be used wherever Highway Com- missioner Macdonald directs.
 BOWLING.
 The Rhode Islands on Monday night broke the team total record, making 1881. Last night the Clerks made a new record for there strings, scoring 470. The Warrens losing two points last night and the Rhode Islands win ming three points on Monday night makes the two teams a tie for first position.
 Monday evsning-Rhode Island 8, Manufacturers
 Rhode Island.
 Burdick, 91 83 85- 259 Tonidandel, 82 1O1 9O- 273 Amprim, 75 S6 96- 24T Monti, S2 S4 113- 279