The Press., 1913-10-22
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

oSooo 5sas-
 H. M. Swartfiguer, the optician
 will be at Burwell's jewelry store ol
 Thursday from ? to 8p. m.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Holt will oele
 brate the 25th anniversary of thei
 marriage in an informal manner to
 morrow evening. They will receive
 their friends from 8 to 10 p. m.
 Rev. Edward M Hayes of Jewet
 City will preach the sermon at St
 Edwards church this week Thursda.
 evening, at which time a branch oi
 the Holy Name society will be formed
 in St. Edwards parish. Father Haye
 is we'll known as a spirited talker His main sermon will be in English
 but he will alsn speak in French ant
 Italian. A bus will leave Stafford
 vile at o'clock to convey mon frosa
 St. Joseph's parish. The servicel
 will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Liquor licenses have been applied
 for as follows: Adelbert Needham,
 at Springs House; F. E. Mogle, al
 the Mogle; Adolph Roberts and Angss
 To Casagrande, at the Stafford House;
 Timothy Grady, Main street; James
 Sullivan, Main street; A. D. Bernar- da, East Main street; George Panciera,
 Wilmington avenue; Aldo Pagani and Ignazio Neri, Sena block; Louis Bal dracchi, Furnace avenue; John Pei rolo, corner Park and West streets. The above ten applications are all for renewals Louis Festi and Alexander Baldi have applied for license at Rockwell's building, Staffordville. Only ten licenses can be granted. The Jacobsen and Eaton drug stores have applied for druggists licenses.
 "A Regiment of Two," one of the cleverest, cleanest and funniest plays on the stage to-day, will be presented at St. Edwards hall, Thursday even- ing, Oct. 30. The novel plot leaves no room for a dull moment. Two hen -pecked husbands decide upon nights of freedom from their wives apron strings, and tell their wives. that they have joined the regiment and have to attend drills every Friday night, when in reality they have joined club, which takes their spare time. The drama is to be given by he Rockville amateur dramatic club, and was presented by them at Rock vile last week in a very successful and creditable manner, with the fol lowing cast: Arthur Sewall, theo-i retical warrior, Thure Rydholm; Ira his father-in- law, another, John Turner; Harry Brenthworth, Arthu1's friend, Gustave Rydholm Reginald Dudley, an Englishman, Roy Jim Buckner, known as "The Parson," Emil Kroymann; Conrad Melzer, plumber, Elmer Reed; Eliza Wilton, Ira's better half, Leona Rob- bins; Grace Sewall, wife of Arthur, Elva Pettengill; Laura Wilton, daugh- ter of Ira, Mrs. Ralph Long; Lena, a German maid, Ruth Berr.
 Miss Freida O. Schultze of Rock Ville, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Schultze, was united in mar riage last Thursday to John Argenta, of this town. The groom is we'll known locally and has many friends. He started his business career as an employe in the Brown 6 Penny hardware store and later went o Springfield. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Felix J.O'Neill in he rectory of St. Bernard's church. | The maid of honor was Miss Annie | Marie Schultze, sister of the bride, | md the best man was Louis Angelo | Argenta, brother of the bridegroom. The bride wore gown of white char | neuse and shadow lace, with a dra- 'ery of white crepe de chine chiffon | md pearl trimmings. Her cap was a | white shadow lace over charmeuse. The maid of honor wore a gown of | pink crepe de chine with white chiffon | 'oile, shadow lace and pearl trim nings. Following the ceremony here was a reception at the home of \ he brides parents. The rooms were 'rettily decorated with autumn leaves, horn berries, asparagus fern and we'd ling bells. The happy couple left on he 2.35 car for New York. Upon heir return they will reside at No. 92 Jefferson avenue, Hartford. The is at present employed by Tracy, Robinson & Williams of Hart ord. Guests were present from Hart ord, Providence, Stafford and Rock lille. The wedding gifts included a arge number of handsome and costly | rkio1oo .-. ......