The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1912-03-06

1OCal pln1all-h6X1OrQ juniors, 1O0U
Tigers, 1893; Eagles, 1882; Haymarkets,
1859; All Stars, 1850; Giants, 1888; Ath-
letics, 1876; Independents, 1875.
High team total-Rexford Juniors 787.
High team point-Eagles, 272.
gh three strings-W. Raftery, 284.
High single string-Kuslansky, 105.
Averages of leaders-W. Rafftery Rex
ford Juniors) 80, KusIansky (Eagles) Sc,
Dawson (Rexford Juniors) IS, Matthew
(Haymarkets) IS, st. Marie (Athletics)
IS, jenkins (Tigers) 80.
Orcuttville.
Frank Page is i'll with the rheuma.
tism at W. E. Robbins
Henry Hemenway is home from
on account of illness.
Stafford.
Miss Angina Qolet visited friends
in Greenfield, Mass, last week.
Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge,
F. & A. M, next Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Findeisen will go to her
home in Concord, Mass tomorrow,
where she will spend fortnight.
Miss Elizabeth Kipp was the guest
of Mrs Emily Goodell last week.
Miss Kipp, with Mrs. Eva Bugbee,
were the guests of Mrs. Lillian M.
Fisher of Hartford Friday and Satur-
day. .-.--.-
Baptist Notes: The meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society and supper for
next week will be postponed a week,
to give way for the supper and enter
tainment to be given at the vestry by
the mems club on Thursday evening.
Those who heard Thomas Brooks
Fletcher last winter in Memorial hall
will endeavor to be present MaIc1 Is
when he will again speak on "The
Modern Judas He is looked upon
as one of the greatest lecturers on the
platform to-day.
Advertised letters in Stafford post
office: Mrs. Louise Massicotte, Mrs.
Celia Brine, Mrs John Quinn, Mrs
Annie Brouillsrd, Miss I Higgins,
Miss Catherine Silk, Miss Laura Mar
trick, Miss Bernice West, P. S.
Briggs, James Hite. Joscy Misuu,
Geo. Papp, Just Irbault, VIM, z.
Knox, Julius Bainka, Francieska Pam
brosky.
The following musical selection
will be given next Sunday at the
Universalist church Prelude, 'Med.
itatoin," Reed; anthem, "Bless the
Lord, o My Soul" soprano solo,
Morning and Evening"" Max spiok-
er; postlude in B fat, West. Even.
ing: Prelude, cat Twilight, New.
in; responsive service; ladies' quar-.
tet, "Oome to Our Hearts and Abide"
Macy. ..
The regular monthly supper of
Ladies' Circle of the Universalist
church will be held this evening at 6
o clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Jacob Clio.
yer, Mrs Ernest Bassette, Miss Lulu
Ide, Mrs. F. A. Lasbury At 7.45
the postponed entertainment, "The
Ladies' Home Journal from Cover to
Cover" will be given by the Y. p.
O. U for the benefit of the hospital
Rev. I. P. Booth, D D., was the
speaker at the Universalist church,
Palmer, last Thursday evening. He
also occupied the pulpit of Rev. Mr..
Conklin at the Universalist church,
Monson, last Sunday morning.
Universalist Church Notes: At the
assembly room the third in the Lenten
studies Friday evening Next Sunday
morning Rev. I P. Booth, D. D.,
will preach the sermon. Subject,
"The point of contact and it's re-
suits" vepsers at p. NJ, with
sermon on "The peril of riches" by
the pastor. Young Peoples Christian
Union topic: 1.-THE true Christian
idea Of church mem bership ," A
camp of the Brotherhood Of David has
been instituted at the assembly room,
composed of boys from the Sunday
schools of the Stafford churches. The
following officers have been elected
and installed: King, Herbert Plumb;
prince, Sampson Murray; recorder,
Dewey Murray; scribe, Willie Pos
sardt; treasurer, Clifford Dimmick;
head of the guard, Thomas Dobson !;
captain Of the host, Arthur French;
keeper Of the door, Frederick Glover.