The Press., 1916-05-17
The Red Men are making arrange ments for a dance on the 29th.

The Red Men are making arrange
 ments for a dance on the 29th.
 Polish and Slavish members of St.
 Edwards parish will have a pries
 here to serve them two days mex
 week. The exact date will be an
 nounced next Sunday.
 Miss Teresa Costello entertained {,
 large party of friends at her home
 Friday evening. Miss Aletha Garvai
 and her brother presented Mis-
 Costello with a basket filled with
 carnations. The party broke up at a
 late hour after having enjoyed very
 merry evening.
 A great spectacular play will be
 staged at St. Edwards hall on Friday
 and Saturday evenings, June 9th and
 10th Fifty adult young men and
 women and one-hundred children will
 be needed for the performance The John B. Rogers Producing company of Ohio will coach and equip local talent in ten rehearsals, and the director will take the chief role him. self.
 On May sth Miss Josephine Cal chera of Bridgeport and Peter Carooari of this place were married in that city. The wedding trip, which was of about a weeks duration, was spent in New York city. MT. and Mrs. Carocari are making their home here, having arrived in this place Sunday when they were given hearty wei come by relatives and friends. The Italian band gave concert at their home that day.
 Lines are out for a game on Hyde park Saturday. May 27, between a team representing this town and the Manchester nine. If negotiations
 ring about the contest it is probable that Gingras or Wise will do the fiingiug for the locals with either John or Edward Dupre or Napoleon Gilmsn doing the catching. This week Saturday afternoon the at traction on the park will be the All Staffords vs Glynville. Taloottville will journey over here for a game on Memorial day afternoon with the town team.
 Between Forestville and West Stafford there is a strip of road, not much over a half mile in length, which if replaced by state road would cause much rejoicing But. while in the not far distant future the expressed wishes of many may be gratified the fact remains just now that this road is not to be built this year. No money has been appropriated for the putting in of state roads in the town of Stafford in 1916. If the strip in question were replaced by a state road it would mean an all state road to Springfield.
 "A Jolly Eve in May" is what St. choir will guarantee to all corners to St. Edwards hall Thursday evening, May 26. The jollity will be furnished by rollioking farce in song and action by quartet of local gentlemen. Also a sextette of ladies of known talent will produce what is called a "roaring" sketch. Detailed programs later. There will be dancing md refreshments. Lynoh's orchestra | will furnish music. Admission, %
 TsAI- Al Ix,l ancelled entertainment will be lonored at the door for this one.
 The Boy Scouts play, ''The Boy ,oouts," will be presented at the church next week Wednes- lay evening with the following cast E: Stewart Ripper, William Ellis; Fred | Tuck, Melvin Cummings; Dick | Edwin Harwood; Worth ngton Leonard, Harry Needham Tony Ardis, Forrest Beloher; Jackie Stein, George Parker; Chubby Childs, Chester Belcher; Watermelon Jackson, Fred Hirsch; Lippy Scutter, Richard Whitaker; Bud Waldron, Joel Henry Reed; Jack Hall, R. Percy Parkhurst; Flupy Higgins, Clarence Benton; Lee Waldron, Fred Graves. Home made ,andy will be on sale.
 Just what should prompt a demon stration like that of Sunday evening when something like fifteen "musi- cians" strode, and played most weird music as they came from of a side street into and up the main thorough fare to proceed through several adjacent streets, is a question that finds entertainment with many. The players came forth while evening services were being conducted in several churches. They made a din that has only been heard here at wide ntervals-when a circus was in town. of a certainty the ''quietness of a Sunday evening was saorilegiously broken," and it is to be wondered at why the distur bance was allowed to continue for so long a time. The members of the Italian band as we'll IS many others are quite indignant over the affair.