The Press., 1917-02-01

Mir. and Mrs. W. H Mills enter tained their daughter, Miss E. F. Mills, of Winated, Miss F. J. Hurd o1 Bridgeport and Mrs. Mills sister, Mrs Ella F. Smith of Winsted over unday, Mrs Smith remaining for g few days.
 At meeting of the. school beard Monday night a petition was presented, signed by several residents of Orcutt- vile requesting that the school house either be moved nearer to the center of Orcuttville or a new one be built nearer the center. The school board referred this petition to the building committee.
 T9le Current Events club will meet Monday evening and the following program will be given: talk on Canada and it's Provinces, by Mrs. G. Rum below; Current Events and current literature, by Mrs. W. H. Reed and Mrs. F. H. Plumb; vocal duet, by Mrs. T. F. Mullen and Mrs. Lincoln Luce. Hostesses: Mrs. W. MoCulloch and Miss M. McCulloch.
 E. H. Denham, who was at one time in the clothing business here with John Leach and who left here to run a dry goods store in Westboro, Mass had a serious shock the first part of December The shook entirely paralyzed his right side aud affected his brain. He has made no progress toward recovery since his shock and realizes nothing most of the time. His recovery is doubtful.
 Romeo Zauolli, who used to live in this borough, is now in Cleveland, o. He is the secretary for the president of "The Sixth City Gasoline Supply Go '' This corporation is g growing concern and is backed by some of the most influential men in that city. Last year they did an $85,OOO business on a capital invest ment of $40. He also has son
 
 At the regular meeting of MyriaC Rebekah lodge next Wednesday even ing the Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Sara Arnold, and suite of Hartforc will install the following officers; N G., Miss Minna E Nothnick V. G., Mrs. Andrea Ward; R. s., Miss Hettt Ellithorpe; F.S. Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy T., Miss Mary Smith. R. s N. G., Miss Nellie Dugdale; l. s. N. G.. M1s4 Maude Largess; w., Miss Grao Gri 6ths; O., Miss Marion Lee; R. S W. D., Miss Agnes Holmes: l.. s. V G , rs. Belle Engley'; o Miss Haiti EaTnks; | G., Mrs. Edith Lynch H MidS Nellie Yare; H pianist, N Nils Ger 3ude Pease.. A supper will b ser ed at 6 30.
 IHe local high school boys ran u against a defeat in Southbridge Satu1 day Tin a we'll played game. Bot teams played their best game bu southbridge kept Stafford on the 2 throughout the game. Murray put U good game for Stafford, and Mors for Southbridge. Lineup;
 Stafford Southbridge.
 nor If Line Kuslansky, Bernardo rb
 Morse, Lucit
 Murray De Ronl0'
 J. Sullivan lg IraIn' lGriffiths rg McOFe
 Score: Southbridge 32, StatfoI l23: baskets from the floor. Murra
 6, Tonon 3, Kuslansky, Morse D. | lRouiers 8 Trainer 4, McCrea
 Lucier; goals on fouls, Tonon 3, Mors
 Trainer; referee, Sinston; scorer
 Brainard and Buckley; timer, Case!
 time. two 2O.minute halves.
 Miss Helen Butterfeld, daughter H. O. Butterfield, and Earl Jenkln
 son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkin , were married Saturday afternoon 80 by Rev. N. W. Heermans 3 Grace church in the presence of wi 3 uesses. The bride is we'll known her t She has work ed as stenographer ln t s office of the Warren Woolen Go. sin t her graduation from the high soho' q She is a member of the Girls Frlen @ llv society and has been actively cC f nected with the church work of Grs @ oburch. MT. Jenkins is cost accou1 ,t ant for the Mitals Production Equ1 IS meut Go. of Springfield and gradu' IT of the Morse business college of Ha e ford. After the ceremony they l !, for their home at 315 Park stre .e West Springfield, Mass. The yor k couple are we'll known and well lil Il here, and it is with regret that ti ,n are leaving town. Everybody wis al them the best of luck in their il home
 at Last Thursday evening the Staff ts hockey team went to Hartford ge played the team of the Hartt of Hockey club in Elizabeth Park, i'll game ending in Stafford's defeat b IT. score of ' to 1. The game was pla ng at night under electric lights and ed to be the first scheduled game k- played under "spot lights" 1n Il u- ford. A crowd of about 500 pe' n. watched the game which proved tt 'ra. more interesting than the score m. dicates. Stafford's defeat may 'ur fairly laid to lack of practice Ter team work and the difficulty in foll wn ing the puck on account of the liz Ir. The Hartford Hockey club is sohed zen to play a return game in Stafford of Saturday, February 10th, by VI md time it is hoped that the home J. will have had ice for practice. of lineup was as follows:
 by Hartford. StaHor aw Ghitney z Da' and McAdam, Garvan p Mlte of Johnson CD E' u ex- Upson Fa