The Press., 1912-01-17
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c. l.. Dennis attended the Aut' show at New York last week.
 Miss Margaret Rafftery of the New Britain normal school spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. T. M. Rafftery
 William Noble has resigned hi position as percher with the Warrer WOolen company, and has accepted hi old position at Dayville.
 District Deputy Sullivan of Hart ford will install she newly elected officers of Stafford council, Knights of Columbus, Sunday afternoon al 2 30.
 A dance will be given at Borough hall on Saturday evening by tht Italians for the benefit of their Ii brary. Lynch's orchestra will furnish music.
 The Baker chapter, O E g., will give another military whist party Fri day evening at Masonic hall All who wish to play must be present al B. 15 o'clock, as 1t is necessary that all start playing at Ss30 sharp.
 Mrs. Bowling of Rockville, county president of the Ladies' Auxiliary oi the A. O. H. installed the recently elected officers of the local division Thursday night. After the installa' tion 8 social hour was enjoyed,
 The usual supper will be served al the Congregational chapel this even, ing at 6.15. Those attending are re. quested to bring photographs which will be used in the reflect 1scope, giv' ing all an opportunity to guess "whc is who.''
 Under the new law the local schcol board cannot grant employment celti. ficates to children under sixtee D. They can only be granted b. the State Board of Education, and ". s. Sim. mons is at the Springs House every Thursday from 1,30 to l 15 for this purpose. .....s
 At the annual masquerad7 - of the Teutonia association next W -ek Friday evening Oharles Kretohmar will aot as floor director, assisted by Paul Turschmman and August Theieing Prizes of $l 50 each will bo given for the best mans and woman's cos tune and $1 each for the two most original costumes. sS-
 The icemen are having busy time this week. Some of them began cut. ting last week, but others deferred the work until Monday of this week The Ice is 12 and 13 inches thick and of extra good quality. O E Butterfisld has his foe house already filled from Bakers pond; B. R. Arnold has a gang of men at work on the Glyn- ville pond Bidwell & Go. are cutting their supply on Warren's; l.. Roberts Is harvesting his crop at the Dennis reservoir, and Medos LaBonte began cutting at the pond above Staf. ford Street Tuesday.
 The public installation of the cffi- cers of Wauseon lodge, I. O o F., last evening wss very epjoysbls co. casion. District Deputy A E Snow Installed the officers, which was fol- lowed by addresses by Grand Master Arthur F. Woodford of Bristol and Grand Secretary Wm. s. Hutchinson of New Haven on the benefits and work accomplished by the Odd Fell lows and the merits of She Rebeooa Iodge, for which efforts are being made to form lodge here. Refresh ments were served. The excellent of several selections by the Apollo male quartet added very much to the pleasures of the evening. The following officers were installed: N. o., A. F. Adams; V. G.. Edgar St. Mary: R. S., o. ". Oomins; F. s., s F. Clark; T., E. J. Chandler, R. B. N. c George Braithwaite; l.. B. N. O., David Kellogg; O, Carl Green; w., M. J. Eaton; chaplain, John Bartlett; I c !, George Ford ;, 0 G., Louis Fed1er; R. s s Mar. shal Bolieau; L. s s., Emery Phelps R. s. v. O.. Frank Smith; l.. 8. V. Q Thomas Hayes. ..--.> s4,
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 Monday eVening-Warrens 3, Ores-