The Press., 1915-01-27

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 The w. 0. T. U. food sale will be held at the Howard store Friday. from 3. 45 to p. m.
 It was enormously stated in last weeks issue of The Press that Bern. ard Mullins would assist W. J. Hanley in the management of the Hanley shoe store, and it should have read Bernard Hanley. The business here- after will be conducted under the name of W. E. Hanley 6 Go.
 An important meeting of the direc- tors of the Stafford Young Mems club will be held at the club on Westford avenue, Monday evening at z. 5 o'clock, at which time John c. Collins of New Haven, executive secretary of The Friends of Boys. Inc, will give short talk on the subject of "Out-doors sports
 The supper for the men connected with the Congregational church, held in the chapel last Friday evening, was attended by about sixty-five. After the excellent repast served by the ladies' aid society of the church, E. J. Sweet, president of the mems class, announced the toastmaster, Rev. L. Rees. who after few pleasing remarks introduced the speaker of the evening, Rev. 0. H. Puffer, pastor of the Universalist church. Rev. MT. Puffer opened with short, amusing preliminary address and then took for his subject, Bigger, better and busier Stafford" and told in a very entertaining manner of the many possibilities of accomplishing the same.
 The Stafford Hockey club defeated the strong Suffield team Sunday after. noon at Warren's pond in very fast and exciting game. There was g large attendance, considering the weather The summary:
 Stafford. Sufield. Dawson 2 g Bowkel Bolieau p Taylor E. Greene CD CD Schwartz Mullins Herriott W. Rafftery T Bissell D. Greene, rw rw Hart J. Rafftery ew ew Kearns
 Scure. Stafford 3, Suffield l. Goals made, D. Greene l, Mullins l, Rafferty 1. Referee, Yare. Goal umpires, Dupree and Labrache. Time keeper, Bradley. Time, 25 and 20- minute periods. At regular meeting of Winter w. R. o. last Wednesday the following officers were installed for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Idella M. Whit aker; S. V. F., Mrs. Jennie s. Walker; J. V. F., Miss Mary A. Kellogg; secretary, Mrs. Minnie B. McIntire; treasurer, Mrs. Ednah M. Bolieau; chaplain, Mrs. Mary A. Symonds; conductor, Mrs. Emily A. Burdick; guard, Mrs. Emma Con- verse; assistant conductor, Mrs. Lena Holt; assistant guard, Mrs Anna Pease; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Laura Holmes; press correspondent, Mrs. Emma Converse; musician, Mrs. Lillie M. Perry; color bearers. Miss Agnes Holmes, Mrs. Flora Frazier, Mrs Eva Wagner, Mrs. Bertha Pease delegate, Mrs. Laura Holmes; alter. nate, Mrs. Lillie M. Perry. After the meeting supper and social hour were enjoyed.
 The following books have been added to the library: Bambi, M. B. Cooke; The street of seven stars, M. R. Rinehart; Martha and cupid, J. M. Lippman; The hands of Esau, M. Deland; The twenty fourth ot June, G. S. Richmond; The wall between, R. D. Paine; The wall of partition, F. L. Barclay; Nancy the joyous, E. Stow; The hidden ohil dren. R. W. Chambers; The vanished messenger, E. P. Opperheim; Over against green peak, z. Humphrey Penrod, B. Tarkington; The honorable Percival, A. H. Rice; Sweetapple cove, G. Van Schaick; The eyes of the world, H. B. Wright; The poet, M. Nicholson; Kent Notwithstanding, L. 0. Lincoln; Saturdays child, K. Norris; How it happened, K. l.. Bosher; Gay morning, J. B. Buck rose; The woman in the alcove, J. Lee; A clean heart, A. s. M. Hutch inson; The four million, o. Henry.
 The S. Fl. s. basketball team went to Palmer Friday and received severe defeat of 39 to z at the hands ot Palmer high. However, the s. H. s. deserve credit for putting up goof exhibition considering the fact tha Palmer high has team above th' ordinary. There seemed to be con siderable trouble on the part of tn, referee to locate fouls on the part O the Palmer players, but Albro go nipped seven times. Following i the line-up:
 | s. H. s. Palmer High. Mullins If If Albrt Bernardo lg and If If McGe' Griffiths IS rg Mart1l Murray c Mona Fletcher lg and If lg Reef l Goals, s. H. S. Mullins, Murra, and Fletcher. P. H. S.-Albro 3
 McGee l, Monat 5. Martin 7, Lyol
 8, Hughes l. Fouls-Albro z, Mullin l'.