The Press., 1917-03-15
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 E. L. Burr was in New York tHis
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 l F. s. Gorham was confined to his room this week with severe cold and lgrip.
 Norman Gold has accepted q position with the Fisk Rubber Go. of Chicopee where he will move.
 Louis Pra has sold his kerosene oil route to Victor Gianantoni. Mr. Pra' has had this route for six years.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Yare of East Killingly spent the week end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John YaFe.
 Miss Miriam Bennett of Brooklyn, N. r., who has been visiting at the Fitzpatrick g on West Main street, has returned home.
 T. F. Mullen has bought the James Fitton house on Grown street. He intends to make few changes in it and move there this summer.
 J. J sheehy, the general deputy superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,, is spending two weeks at the Springs house.
 The Glynville baseball club will hold an Easter ball at St. Edward 'sI hall on Monday evening, April 9th with music by Woods orchestra.
 Mrs George Bolieau and Mrs. James Bolieau, the first of the week, called on George Bolieau who is in the Hartford hospital for blood poison ing in his hand.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Stafford Golf company will be held in the rooms of the Stafford Business Mems association next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
 Ernest T. Moulton of Monson was before the borough oouIt Monday charged with neglecting to pay his personal tax of the year of 1915. The court ordered him to pay the tax and court costs which amounted to $12.O1.
 The Wm. Horton camp. Sons of Veterans have offered a prize of a5 for the best essay on Grant as [ Soldier" written by any high school pupil. The school board has approved ! sh:s and the details of the contest are | left in the hands of Superintendent 1 Wm. Meloher and Principal F. s. Gorham.
 Grace Church Notes: Sunday is l observed by the church as Mothering ! day. This is an old custom of the I English church and all people used | to go to their mother church for the | services on that day. Everyone in the parish is urged to attend the morning ! service Sunday. The preacher engaged | for next Wednesdays evening service is Father o. Morton Murray of South. bridge, Mass.
 At the special meeting of the Staf- ford Business Mems association, held Monday evening, it was voted to have an Easter ball jointly with the Stafford Golf company. It was also voted to endorse and circulate petition to the state highway com- mission requesting that a section of highway be constructed this year be. tween Wilmington and Willimantic. a connecting link SO badly needed
 A horse belonging to W H. Hall of South Wilmington, which was hitohed in the stable yard of O. B. Gary & Son Saturday afternoon, broke loose and ran over into the mill yard of the Cyril Johnson Woolen Go. It ran in between the boiler house and the house occupied by Ernest Loveland and broke down clothes line filled with clothes. The carriage turned over near the hill and the horse fell with it. The carriage was broken up, but the horse was not injured.
 Hermon K. Laubsoher, aged 21, son of MT. and Mrs. Martin Laubscher of Holland avenue, Rockville, died at the Johnson hospital Saturday morn- ing at 8. Is o'clock Death followed two operations. He leaves, besides his parents. four brothers, Martin F.. Louis R., Wallace and Robert, all of Rock vile; three sisters, Mrs. Wayne l.. Storrs of Mansfield, Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Evelyn Laubscher, both of Rockville The funeral was held at his home Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Percy E. Thomas, pastor of the Union Congregational church officiating. Burial was in the family plot in Grove Hill cemetery, 
 The high school girls basketball team played Storrs college Friday. The game was very we'll played by both sides, the ball being kept away from the baskets almost entirely during the game. The score was 2 to 0 in favor of Storrs, Miss Esten of Storrs shot the only basket. Lineup:
 Conn. Aggies. s H. s. c. Beebe If Cummings Esten If Murray Clark 0 Rutterfleld Pierce rR Kaddy Anderson lg Fitzpatrick.
 Score: Connecticut Aggies, 3, Stafford high girls O; goals from the floor, Esten; referee, Sears; scorer, Griawold; timer, Smith: time. 15.