The Press., 1916-12-28
Lindsley Ross of Portland, Oregon
 is the guest of J. H. Valentine.

Lindsley Ross of Portland, Oregon is the guest of J. H. Valentine. MT. and Mrs Augustus A. Garvai, spent Sunday with relatives in West ford.
 M. D. O'Connell spent a few dayl this week with ',is parents in Col chester.
 Arthur Rabinovitz of Trinity col leRe. Hartford, is spending the week in town.
 Miss { Evelyn and Miss Louise GrifIlths are home for their Christina. vacation.
 Joseph Garyais entertained large party of relatives and friends or Christmas day.
 The Stafford Savings bank has de clared . senlianDual dividend of 3 pel cent payable on or after Jan. 2.
 There will be an important meeting of the F. B L next Tuesday night. All members are requested to attend.
 The next basketball game, played by the high school. will be against Enfield high in this borough Friday night.
 The Womau's Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs Rees Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
 Tie high school bask etball team will play with the Alumni team Mon day night The game will start at 7.30, sharp.
 There vii. be W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday afternoon. A full attendance Is desired as there will be an installation of officers.
 The Masonic dance Monday night was a success in every way. The crowd was just large enough for the floor, and the music enjoyable
 MT and Mrs. W. H. Mills spent Christmas in Wlnsted. Their daugh. ter, Emily. returned here with them and will spend the Christmas vacation here
 The meeting of the directors of the Building and Loan association will be held Jan. 3. All of the subscriptions must be in before that night. They can be left at tle store of Anders Jacobse
 Miss Angeiine Sena was home for Christmas from Swanton, Vt, where she has been teaching She has now gone to Newark, N. J to take exams for future vacancies. She is accom- panied by Francis sena.
 At the regular monthly union ser vice to be held at the Congregational church next Sunday evening the Hon. David Robinson of Gloucester, Mass, who is prominently identified with the Temple of Honor, will give an illustrated lecture.
 At the meeting of Ionic lodge Tues- day night the following officers were installed: Geo. Siswick, w. M A. M. Graves, s. w.; Ralph Lee, J. W i; F. G. Sanford, treasurer; H. B. Burwell, secretary; J. D Griffiths, S. D.; D. D. Mitchell, J. D.; Jessie Clifford, s s.; F. s. Gcrham. J. s i; Rev. l.. Rees, chaplain; 0. E. tyler; finders Jacobsen, 
 Names of the pupils of the third grade who have been perfect in attend ance during the fall term: Adelaide Agnoli, Lena Agnoli, Louis Agostina, Orlando Bressau, Gertrude Brodersen, Romano Campo, Leo Campo, Helen Hazel Christensen, Dor. othy Fisk, Edith Fittabile, Ruth Mae McCorhan, Elsie Panciera, Robert Riester and H. Francis Ward. Edith B. Battige, teacher.
 All is in readiness for the Lady at St. Edwards hall on Saturday evening. Dancing will follow. The following is the pro gram: Medley of airs introducing Beauty Chorus and Pickanihny Band; opening chorus, entire company; solo, Love Me at Twilight, Mildred Hanley ballad, My Sweet lena, Carl Mullins song, A Long Song Trail, Mildred solo, selected, Bernard Mul. lins; Finale, Columbia. entire com pany; Chaperon, Mrs. Marjorie Yare; Aocompanist, Miss May Hanley.
 The senior class will give the royalty play, Norman Lee Swaftout, entitled The Arrival of Kitty The cast is IS follows: Wm Winkle, gay old port, Frank Johnson; Aunt Jane, his niece. Irene Murray; Kitty, an actress, Maud Cummiskey; Robbie More, with intentions, Walter Han ey; Ting, bell boy, John E. Ladish Sam, porter, Richard Murray ;I 5uzzette, maid, Alice Garden The play will be given at St. Edward s nall on Jan IT, and at Memorial hall, Stafford, Jan. 19. After the play ;here will be dancing. The music will be furnished by Woods orchestra The general admission, 25 cents reserved seats, 35 and 50 cents.
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 Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Richardson 'pent Christmas in Rockville.