The Press., 1915-03-24
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we make suits With your own gOOdl Fit guaranteed. The Modern, Gary block.
 l Rev. O.. H. Puffer will speak o The Resurrection'' in the Universs list church next Sunday evening a 73O.
 There will be an entertainment il grange hall this evening by tn magician Chas. Holden of Palmer Tickets for the evening: adults, ?, cents; children, 10 cents.
 Mrs. Joshua Larned recently spen few days at her home on Staffor Street, coming here from Cleveland Ohio, where she and her family hay, been spending the winter.
 Those who give food for the w c. T. U., sale at the Springs next Friday are requested to leave theil contributions at T. M. Lyons store not later than 2 p. m., or H. F. Cady's store not later than 2.3O D. m. MT. Sanger will deliver the same without charge.
 Baptist Church Notes: The Ladies Aid society will meet for work or Thursday afternoon and serve supper from 5.45 onward All who can are urged to come early, that all may be free to attend the union lenten ser vice at 7.3O at the Universalist church.
 Mrs. Emily Thompson is recovering from her attack of pneumonia and expects to be able soon to dispense with the services of the trained ilurse As she lives alone it is necessary that she have some one to care for her and she will go to the Johnson hospital to convalesce.
 Interest in basketball seems to grow There was a large crowd out to see the second game between Pinney grammar and the alumni. The game was played last Friday evening and resulted in score of 10 to in favor of the school boys. Both teams showed marked gain in team work since the game of two weeks ago. The line-up:
 P. G. s. Alumni. If lg Glover Dobson If rg D. Murray Jenkins Mathieu Ra bideau rg If French Decarli lg If S. Murray
 Baskets from the floor, S. Murray, Jenkins. From fouls, Mathieu 3, Rabideau 6. As each team now has one game to it's credit there is some conjecture as to whom fortune will favor next time, Friday evening, April ?, This game is to be open to the public, and an ad- mission to 10 cents will be charged.
 Staffordville.
 MT. and Mrs. James Putnam of Pittsfeld, Mass, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Sanger few days last week.
 The ladies of the M. E. church are to meet in the vestry at 80 o'clock Thursday afternoon to lie quilt.
 Mrs. Almira Chapman, who has oeen ill for some time, was taken to he home of her niece, Mrs. George Cooley, last Saturday.
 Rev. MT. Tunnicliff's subject in he Methodist church next Sunday will be External Life the Solution 0 the Problems of This Life.'' The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve their sual bean supper in the vestry Thurs ay evening, Adults, 10 cents; chil- ren, 5 cents.
 Francisco Venturini, three year old aughter of MT. and Mrs. Eugenio 7enturini died on last Saturday of after an illness of four avs. The funeral was held yester- ay and the burial was in St. Ed yard g cemetery.
 Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard"
 comedy in three acts, will be pre- ented in Memorial hall next week Wednesday, at S.15 o'clock with the ollowing cast. Mrs. Briggs, wom- m of business, Miss Bailey; Ralph, Jimmy, Alvira, Molina, her family, louis Roberts, Edward Sanger, Dorothy Beloher, Evelyn Clark; Silas Green, near relative, 0. J. Clark; MT. Lee, wealthy neighbor, G. D. de; Virginia Lee, his daughter, Miss Bertha Beloher; Daisy Thornton, Ter friend, Miss Idabelle Bowden; Mrs. O'Connor with no liking of goats, Mrs George Ladd; Mandy Bates, whose tongue will stumble, Mrs. Grant Hammer. General admission, D cents. Reserved seats, 35 cents. Reserved seats on sale at H F Cady's 'tore. General admission ticket in- dudes one chance on bed quilt made oy the ladies of the M E. society of staffordville. There will be music oy male quartet. Candy, popcorn md salted peanuts will be on sale. Tickets are also on sale at J. F. Warren S store at Stafford Springs and ]. M. Barlow's, West Stafford.
 West Stafford.
 Have your Easter Suit made to order rom $l2 up. Fit guaranteed at The Modern, Gary's block.
 William Williams and family have moved to the borough.
 !. Mrs. Alfred Siswick of Springfield jailed on friends here recently.
 George Barlow and son, Milton, 'pent Sunday at Mrs. Jennie Barlow s in Westford.
 Mrs. F. z. Fairfield has recovered Iuffioiently from her operation to be ,ble to return to her home last Satur lay.
 Mrs. w. o. Atchinson ana little laughter, Bernice, are spending some