The Press., 1913-06-18

MT. and Mrs Joseph Bosquet have taken positions at the Stafford House.
 Mrs. A. H. Waddell of Woonsoeket, R. l., is visiting her sister; Mrs. George H. Perry. .
 Fred Wildey has moved from Staf- ford Hollow to the Lathrop house on Grant avenue, recently vacated by James Sheppard.
 Tonon 6 Roberts have reopened there hotel department of the Stafford House, and will run a lunch room in connection with it.
 At the regular council of the Red Men Thursday evening two pale faces will be admitted and the officers for the coming term will be elected.
 Major Q. B. Pinney of the gover- nor's staff accompanied the executive party to East Haddam last Saturday, where new bridge was dedicated. Peter Tonoly is planning to return to Italy and will sell his property on Wilmington avenue, known as the Gingras place, at auction on Satur- day at 2 p. m.
 Principal J. R. Tucker of the high school was in New Haven yesterday attending the reunion of the Yale class of '78. Ex-President Taft is a member of this class
 Rev. Felix J. O'Neill is absent this week, from Monday till Saturday, at tending the annual spiritual retreat held at Manresa Institute, Keyser Island, South Norwalk. Half of the clergy of the diocese of Hartford were called last week, and the other half this week.
 J. H. Wigmore has taken a hotel at Saxtons River, Vt. Mr. Wigmore has many local friends, made during the time he acted as manager of the Springs House. The board of trade of Saxtons River celebrated the advent of the new management with ban
 uet June 9th.
 Grace Church Notes: Next Sun day, Holy Communion at 8. Morn ing Prayer and sermon, 10. 45. Even ing Prayer and address, z. Tuesday, June, 24, Nativity of St. John Bap- tist, Holy Communion at 9. R. H. Fisk, Walter Burt and the rector att tended the diocesan convention at New Haven last week.
 Indications are that active building operations will not be much longer delayed on the new Foster block. It is thought that the blasting for the site of the block has injured the un- derpining of the block next west. A claim for damages against the New England Construction may delay the start on the new building if it is pressed, but the chances seem favor able for some kind of an agreement on this phase of the situation. ~..
 There was a large gathering at Borough hall last Wednesday evening, when complications in baseball which have arisen locally received thorough airing. Friends of two of the di- rectors, who have been subjected to criticism, asked for more definite information relative to charges that have been made. In justice to these directors it must be stated that was forthcoming to show | that they had in any way failed in ! their duties There was also nothing to show that there had been an ex- travagant use of funds, which was another point that had been made l against them. A motion to disband | was unanimously carried. A motion l to adjourn was lost. President Ja- cobsen spoke plainly relative to the | trouble that had arisen. A motion to reorganize, was carried. President | Jacobsen was reelected and also Sec retary Walter Parkhurst The meet ing made new choice of directors, electing Frank Malloy, Peter Key holds, Herman Smith, Louis Fedler and Nicholas Ash. One of the results I of the reorganization is that Edward | Dupre is made captain of the team, instead of Michael Webber, who has acted in that capacity. The players are now content and the dove of peace is once more at liberty to hover around Hyde Park on sunny Saturday afternoons.