The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1916-01-05

Miss Marjorie Fenton has take
the position in DIR. @. B. Tschummf
office.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederic Faulkne
are in Boston for few days ON
business and pleasure trip.
The plate glass window in th
post office, which was broken las
week. has been replaced by a new one
The regular meeting of the W. c
T. U, which was scheduled for thi
afternoon at 3 clock with Mrs. job
Parkhurst, has been postponed unit
next Wednesday at the same hon
and place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Stephen
left Saturday for Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
where Mr.. Stephens has obtained
employment az electrician with tn
westchester Lighting Co., the sam
company with whom his father, D
j Stephens worked for nine year
before he went into business of hi
uwn. The young couple were popnla
in this town, and the many friend
of Mr. and Mrs Stephens wish then
good luck in their new home.
Methodist Church Notes: Last even
ing the annual Sunday school boarf
meeting was held The newly elected
officers are: superintendent, f. +.
Patten; assistant superintendent. r,
". Ellis; secretary and treasurer, ".
H Parkhurst. Theme of the Thurs
day evening service, 1.-THE Week OF
Prayer" Friday at 3 p, m. the W.
+. M s will meet with Mrs. A @.
Eaton, at 2 O'Clock the Junior Leag ue
will meet. Sunday at p. M. the
postponed Christmas Sunday school
service will be held
Daniel 7. Sullivan of South Glaston
bury, formerly of this place, died al
ST. Frances hospital, Hartford, Wedues'
day, Dec. 20, after few days illness
of pneumonia He leaves two brothers
and four sisters. jeremiah Sullivan.
John T. Sullivan and Mrs D E.
Foley of South Gla> bury, Mrs G.
B. Leonard of Hartford, Mrs M D.
Murphy of Munson and Mrs. David
Coll ms of this borough. The funeral
took place Saturday from the under
taking parlors of ]. ]. and Francis
Ahern, with services at st. Patrick IS
church. The bearers we're David
an Edward Collins, Frank Silk,
VIM. Purcell, Patrick Vail and Charles
Council. Burial was in Mt. St.
Benediot's cemetery, Hartford.
Variety characterizes the concert to
be given by the Italian band in St.
Edwards hall, Saturday evening at
8 O'Clock, and the fact that Ralph
Sommarava of Mystic will give a
number of solos with Mrs. T. F.
Jordan at the piano further enchances
the program. Reserved seats are on
sale at j. F. Warren's. The program
follows:
l. Opening March,
2. from opera Ada Verdt
For You, Alone, Geehe
X. SoMMARIvA, Tenor.
3. sextet from opera Lucia"
(Mappar opera MARTHA" Flototo
lGood Bye Summer, Frank Lines
r. SOMMARIvA.
5. Intermezzo from .cavalleria Rusticana,"
BAND.
l. f"Cielo Mar" from opera "Gioconda."
PonchteHt
Because Love You, Dear, Ha,otey
r. SoMMARIvA.
/. Bolero d'Amore, Spanish Dance.
BAND.
1Improyiso, Andrea Chenier, "Gtordano
r. SoMMARIvA.
J. Finale, BAND.
Stafford highs basket tossers estab-
lished their superiority over East
Hartford highs aggregation yesterday
afternoon in that place by making it
a second win in the second game of
the season between the two institu.
tions, 81 to 81. Speed and closeness
we're the outstanding characteristics
Of the contest. At half-time East
Hartford was in front with / 6 points,
Stafford Icing one point behind. At
the conclusion of the last half, it was
a even thing, 81 to 81, but five
over time gave Stafford the
decision. Clune featured the game
with 10 double counters, and Murray
was not far in the rear with Z of
Kind. Lineup:
Stafford Fast Hartford