The Press., 1916-04-12
Harold Oomins of Springfield spent

Harold Oomins of Springfield spent the week lend here.
 o. B. Gary 6 Son have sold house on South street to John Carooari.
 Mrs. Frank Mason is in Troy, N. H. She was called there by the sickness of her father. Miss Jennie Sidaway has gone to Pittsfield, Mass, to see her brother. Samuel Sidaway, who is not very we'll
 Members of Onneoo Tribe, I. o. R. M. and of Iona Council, D. of F., enjoyed a musical entertainment Fri day evening in Red Mems hall.
 Arthur De Rosa was home from Dayville, R. I over Sunday. It is likely that MT. De Rosa will move his family to Dayville around May 1.
 George Solomon, six months old, son of Mir. and Mrs Thomas Solomon, died Wednesday in the home of hls parents. Burial was in St. Edward's s cemetery.
 Attorney Dennis J. Mccarthy of Rockville. executor of the estate of John Mccarthy, has sold the McCarthy homestead and land to MT. and Mrs. Fred Ceppetelli.
 Charles Pinney, John Cote, Harold Pinney, Richard Fisk, Timothy Buckley and Hans Hansen are carded to represent this place in the bowling tournament to begin in Springfield May l.
 George Schofield, who finished high in the rural carrier examination held in the high school something like six weeks ago, has taken the vacancy out of the Eagleville post- |office. Mr. Schofield made his first trip Monday morning.
 Rehearsals for the. Junior Cabaret of the 1917 class of the high school, in St Edwards hall, April 28, are conducting, it is said. to round out a smooth working aggregation of actors. There will be dancing following the presentation. Woods orchestra will play.
 Twenty-three friends of Frank Golkowske gave him farewell sur prise party Thursday evening. The evening was much enjoyed, games be. ing played and dancing participated in. He was given tourists writing case. MT. Golkowske has gone to New Haven to take a position with the Stoddard, Gilbert Go.
 Grace Church Notes: The preacher at the Thursday evening service will be Rev. Franklin H. Miller, rector of St. Thomas church, Hartford Ser vices for Holy week are as follows: i: Palm Sunday, Holy communion and sS .mon, 10 30. Shortened evening prayer and address, 6.45. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening, prayer at 5. Thursday, commemoration of the institution of the Lords supper, 73O p. m. Good Friday, ante communion at 9. Service of prayers and meditation from ? to 3.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Mari Chase visited friends in Palmer last week.
 Mrs. E.P. Kellogg and son, Robert, are with her parents in Mystic.
 Mrs. F. 2. Fairfield spent a part of last week with Mrs. Burt in Long, meadow.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Hansen were with relatives in Springfield for the week end.
 Rev. o. H. Puffer will be the speaker at the Lenten service on Thursday evening.
 Albert Agard of Warren and Abner Chaffee of Hartford have been recent guests of A. M. Gold.
 Robert Pease and family have moved into the house recently pur- chased of Fred Truman.
 Ellis Bradway had the misfortune to fall while horse back riding last Saturday and sprain his right wrist.
 Roland Ellis will this week move his family to Somers where he has secured employment at the creamery.
 Charles Lawrence and family have moved from the north part of the town to the Shepard place which he has purchased of Myron Kemp.
 The biggest catch of the season thus far ascertained was made by Master Roger Pownall, an eight-year old angler. who caught string of twenty trout last Thursday.
 The excellent program presented by the West Stafford members of the W. O. T. U. last Wednesday deserved larger attendance The 19 prohibi. tion states, as exemplified by young America, furnished an effective denl onstration of the growth of temper ance sentiment. Mrs. M. l.. Brad. way, as Columbia, had them we'll drilled Readings from the White Ribbon Banner were given by Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Dimock and Miss Preston. The songs were greatly enjoyed, and Miss Sturtevant, as pianist, added to the success of the program. The next meeting, May 8, is the annual election and "due day." with reports of officers and superin.