The Press., 1916-11-23
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Mrs Susan Coleman went to Spring field Tuesday to spend the winter.
 Her house will be occupied by he'
 niece and husband, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Robbins, who are moving from
 the Orrin Converse place. After ex tensive changes the latter house vii
 be the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. M, Gillies.
 Hugh McIntire of Pittsfield, Mass.
 son of MT. and Mrs. Delbert McIntir'
 of this borough was married Octobel 24th to Miss Lorena Louise AmidoI
 of East Pownal, Mass. MT. MoIntirs
 is employed by the General Electric
 company of Pittsfeld, and the brid'
 has been employed in the office of th'
 same company.
 T., r. Rady of Rockville, in drivin,
 his Cadallic eight touring car up Mail
 street Friday night was caught in tn,
 trolley track just above the garage,
 In trying to get the car out of tn, track it skidded on the snow and hi
 the hydrant near the Harwootl bloci break ing the the same of short Tn, front axle on the car was broken. No
 bo,ly was injured.
 The next regular meeting of thu Current Events club will be held ol
 Tuesday at z. 15 p. n. The, oommitte'
 in charge, Mrs. E. E Penny. Mrs
 T F. Mullen, Mrs A I. Mitchell
 Mrs. L. B. Baker have engaged Mis-
 Mary Allen of Longmeadow, formerly president of the Springfield Woman'l club to speak on Current Events and Current Literature The comin itte. will also act as hostesses. Music b, ladies' quartet. Members pieass notice change of date and time.
 The basket ball game Friday nigh, which the high school played against the Ludlow high was a walk over fol the local boys The score was A te 13 Murray did some remarkable basket shooting making l 5 baskets ir all Kuslansky was right there on shooting fouls. The guards covered their men we'll and the forwards played the game for all it was worth The results and lineup are as follows
 Stafford - Kuslansky, K rf.; Bernardo, lf.; Murray, o.; Griffiths. rg. :; J. Sullivan, lg.; W. Sullivan, If. Lud. low high-Rooney. If; Cartwright, rf.; Wilson, o.; Kochanek, lg. ! Burbank, rg. Baskets: Murray, 15
 Bernardo, 9; Kuslansky. !; Sul. livan, l; Cartwright, 8; Koohanek, 1. Fouls: Kuslansky, 6; Rooney, 5. Referee: Buckley. Time: 15 and 20 minute halves. The return game will be at Ludlow on Dec. 1. The next game in town will be against Rockville on Dec. 8
 The Connecticut company is making efforts to run the cars of the Interurban electri9 line into Hartford. The bridge commission has oontended that it had the sole authority to designate the rail that should he used on the Connecticut boulevard, and this fact has kept the cars of the interurban out of Hartford The Connecticut company, however, has taken issue with the bridge com m ission over the and recently made application to the public utilities commission for the approval of type of rail which would permit the running of the interurban cars into Hartford. The bridge commission set up the plea that the public utilities commission had no jurisdiction This was over. ruled by the public utilities com mission, and the type of rail submitted by the Connecticut company was approved. The bridge commission then appealed to the superior court and the appealis now. pending. The necessity of making the change of oars and waiting at Church corners, East Hartford, is very ineonvenient and many now go to Hartford by auto who would take the trolley if the cars ran into Hartford. ..s.#a :.
 Grace Church Notes: The hour for early communion which. has been held at 8 o'clock is now changed to o'clock during the winter months. rhe annual, fair and sale which is given by the mem bers of Grace church parish will be heldton Dec. 12. There will be homemade foods and candies ,n sale in the afternoon and evening. [n the evening there will be a three, act comedy put on the stage in the oasement tof t he church entitled " The reaser.' Ii The cast is as follows Ellioe ,Elemyngs < : Mrs, Flemyn g .6Mi>ay Ruth Butttrs cid; Arneid Haye. a tyoung journalist, Arthur Melbourne;' Mrs. Marion Flemyng, a widow M iss TAlaua Mix; pr. Thorpe, homeopath, a philosopher as we'll, F. s Gorham Drusilla Todd,I Uraliah' best girl, Miss Hazel Butter field; Uraliah Higgins. rural free delivery, Theo. w. Morrall; Ebenezer' man of means, Robert Fisk. The Thanksgiving day service will be D II nH lt-