The Press., 1915-05-12
Hansen, Fisk, Madsen, 1O32.
 Fl. Pinney, Fisk, Madsen, 1O3O. H Pinney, Hansen, Linn, 1902.


 Hansen, Cote, 6S7.
 Fisk. Cote. 6se. Hansen, Yare, 681. Fisk, Tufts, 677.
 Hansen, Madsen, 673. Fisk, Madsen, 667.
 Hansen, Tufts, 662.
 H. Pinney. Yare, 651.
 Hansen, O. Pinney, 646.
 30 ball contest: Hansen 25. High ten on Candles, three .mel team:
 10. Pinney, Fisk, Linn, SEQ. H. Pinney, Fisk, Yare. s19. Madsen, Fisk, Linn, 917.
 H. Pinney. Fisk. O. Pinney, S14. Reynolds, Yare, 0. Pinney, SIP. H. Pinney, Yare, Cote, 800. Buckley, Fisk, o. Pinney, 79S. 10. Pinney, Fisk, Cote, 773. H. Pinney, Fisk, Cote. 771. Buckley, Hansen, Cote, 757.
 High ten on Candles. two.men team:
 Madsen, Fisk, 596.
 H. Pinney, Yare. 5S2.
 Buckley, Cote, 577.
 Fisk, Cote, 574.
 H. Pinney, Madsen, 56S. Reynolds, O. Pinney, 54s. Reynolds, Cote, 5s2.
 H. Pinney, Fisk, 532. H. Pinney, Cote, 524. Buckley, Hansen, 514. Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cyril Johnson is confined to her home by illness. w. A. Abbott attended the funeral of his father, Ansel Abbott in Wales last week. Mrs. Clara Cummings is very ill with pleurisy and is cared for by a trained nurse. Johnny Shinnahan was taken to the Johnson hospital last Monday suffering from pneumonia. The annual meeting of the Stafford Cemetery association will be held at the town hall next week Wednesday at p. m. Wm. F. Remmert of Revere, Mass. :, was the guest of his aunts, Mrs. Clara Devlin and Miss Carrie Rem inert, last week. Mrs. O. Depeau, who has conducted the boarding house the past few years, has moved to the house bought last fall of Geo. Latham. The mid week service of the Baptist church will be held at the chapel to- night. Subject. ''The Church of Laodicea, a self.satisfied Church, '' Rev. B: 14-22. Geo. Latham, who sold his place recently, has bought the place owned by Mrs. Laura Whiten of Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Latham will occupy the small tenement. They have spent the winter with relatives in Stur- bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. E. O. Pinney, Mrs. H. F. Cady, Miss Lucy Matthew, MissMargaret Glover, Miss Celia Holt and O. B. Pinney are attending the state convention of the Universalist church at Norwich to-day and to- morrow.
 The tickets are selling we'll for the minstrel entertainment to be gwen by the Red Men at Memorial hall on Thursday evening, under the auspices of the grange. Lynch's orchestra will furnish music for dancing after the entertainment.
 Rev. I. P. Booth represented the grange at the funeral of Chas. w. Bradley, held at Rockville last Wednesday. MT. Bradley was we'll known in the local order, having visited here many times in his capacity as state deputy and acted as installing officer in 1914.
 The three-act comedy drama given in Memorial hall last Wednesday evening, pleased large audience and the Y. P. 0. U. will receive a net sum as a result A desire has been expressed by the Springs people that it be repeated at that place, and the matter is under consideration.
 Staffordville.
 The ladies of the Congregational church will serve Q supper on Thurs day evening.
 Newell Delphia has moved from the New City into one of John Rock wells tenements
 Joseph Motto of Hydeville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Corbin in Wales last Sunday.
 Miss Eliza Chaffee has returned home after spending the winter with relatives in Rockville. MT. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway of Allston, Mass, have arrived at their bungalow for the summer.
 The reading room will be open in the future on Tuesday and Friday afternoons from to 5, and on Mon- day and Saturday evenings from to 9.
 John Bowden and Matt Heck and Daniel Keefe made a trip of 128 miles on their motorcycles last Sun- day. visiting Hartford, Plainville. Southington, Meriden and Rockville.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill, who has been housekeeper for Rev. Thomas Williams for few months. returned home last Saturday. Mrs Goodwill has accepted employment with Mrs. E. E. Mathews in Union.
 Rev. E. H. Tunnicliffe preached an ;ptoroot;no oory,,ou lost Cundou ynorp