The Press., 1914-04-15

Mrs. T. F. Mullen went to Bosto
 this morning, where she will spend
 few days.
 Mrs. W. D. Heald has been serious
 ly i'll for few days, but is now
 little improved.
 There will be meeting Cf tn
 Rebekahs this evening. Refresh
 ments will be served
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius Smith of Tal
 cottville were guests of relatives il
 the borough oyer Sunday.
 Principal H. M Gordy returned from Say brook last week, ,accompaniet
 by Mrs. Gordy and child, anl they have commenced housekeeping in th' Mahan house.
 A social dance will be given by tht German club next week Saturday evening, with music by Lynch S or chestra T. P. Jenkins will prompt. Admission, 50 cents
 There will be an important meeting of tho members of the Stafford club on Saturday evening, either in the billiard room of the club or in the Gem theatre. adjoining.
 Mrs. w o. Benton, employed in the Robertson store, was operated up on at the Hartford hopital on Satur- day, and at last report was doing nice- ly
 Miss Mary Smith is taking an en- forced vacation from her school duties in grades and 9 this week. Miss Margaret Rafftery of grale is substi- tuting for Miss Smith and Miss Blanche Soule is teaching for Miss Rafftery.
 Three Polanders, Joseph Phueze- wski, Tony Ostroksy and Joseph Hoy tkiewez were arrestel by Officer Le vene on Sunday afternoon for breach of the peace anl drunkenness on West Main street. They were brought be- fore the borough court and were each fined E o and costs
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Mullen and MT. and Mrs c. R. Newton enter tanied about fifty of the young people at a dancing party in COnverse's hall last evening Palms were used in decorating and Woods orchestra playel for the dancing Refreshments were serve,l at 10 30, and the merry company pronounced it great credit to tbo bOctS and hOCteSSeS
 The select and appreciative auli- ence that listened to Prof. Libby last evening at the Methodist church were hearty in their applause of every II mber so admirably rendered by him. His perfect boise, his inimitable humor, his choice bits of pathos, his in dialect and the imperso nations in costume gave variety and delight to every nearer. The Auxil iary were fortunate in securing MT. Libby and there was a general ex- pression of the desire that he should be secured for a return date.
 As William Wood was making his rounls as watchman at the Fabyau shoddy mill last night, three men and three much excited dogs stoppel for moment in the mill yard. The men were in pursuit of TWO large gray wolves which they lad seen at Lovers Leap. The dogs followed closely on the heels of the wolves down the slope, but the hunt ,1s reached the bank only in time to zee the creatures swim the stream and 'limb the opposite hillside. These Ire without doubt the pair seen at and Ashford.
 Arrangements are about completed l 'or the ladies' Cabaret minstrels, Fri lay and Saturday, at St. Edward s l nall, with a change of program Satur lay evening. There will be dancing sach evening, at 5 cents figure, and will be served at the hall. The soloists will include Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick, Miss Angeline Sena, Miss Mildred Hanley, Miss Mary Campo, Miss Louise Roach, Miss Mary B. Hanley, Margaret Rafftery. There will also be a chorus of twenty voices. The farce, Much too Sudden" will be presented both evenings with Misses Nellie Desmond, Alice Mur ray, Mildred Hanley, Bessie Roach, Mary E. Hanley, Margaret Rafftery and Julia Simonds in the cast. Lynch's orchestra of six pieces will furnish music. The reserved seats have had a large advance sale, but there are a few desirable seats still left at Warrants stOre