The Press., 1917-01-25
srAFroRn sPRINGs.

\ daughter was born to MT and Mrs. Carlo Campo Jan, 23.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Arthur Richards Jan ?.
 Meeting of the L. A. A. o. H. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Brazil Chinatti has gone to the Hartford hospital for treatment.
 Wm. J Hauley of Springfield spent the week end visiting his parents in Orcuttville.
 John E. Ladish has taken position inF. E. Fitzpatrick s store where he works afternoons and evenings.
 The Redmen will run a dance at their hall Saturday night. Woods orchestra will furnish music.
 The members of Iona Council are making preparations to run 8 cabaret Tuesday, Feb 20, at St. Edwards hall.
 David Mitchell and Angus Park start to-day for Southern Pines, North Carolina, where they will stay for ten days.
 Miss Dorothy Pinney of Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, was with her parents, Major and Mrs O. B. Pinney, for the week end.
 The Womans Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet on Friday afternoon at o'clock with the Misses Russell.
 Sunday morning Rev. O. J. Aldrioh will preach on ''The Holy Shadow. " In the evening there will be union service in the auditorium with ser mon by Rev. L. Rees.
 Officer Hayes says that there is notable decrease in the number of people who fail to recognize the dummy police on Hsymarket Square and is hoping for further reduction under his training.
 Mrs. Henrietta Eaton, wife of A. W. Eaton. died in Worcester Jan. 23. The funeral will be held Friday at 9a. ID. in Graham chapel, Worcester. The burial will be in the Stafford Street cemetery Friday at 12. 30 p m.
 Rev. ". P. Buck, who went frum here last year to take a pastorate at Middletown, R. l., has given up his charge because of i'll health. Mir. and Mrs Buck are building a house in New London where they will make their home.
 John Blazedel, formerly the chef in the Bancroft hotel, Worcester, has been engaged by the management of | the Springs house. Also John Miller, | who has had charge of the cafe in the | Allyn house, Hartford, is engaged to manage the cafe of the Springs house.
 The Stafford basketball team is going to meet their old rival. Mon son, Friday night at the S. I M. O. | Stafford won last year and MonSon wants to take it back. Thls will be a tie if Munson wins and the tie game | will be played at Monson. Dancing | after the game.
 The next meeting of the Choral | Union will be held next Wednesday ! evening at 8 o clock in the Business Mems club-rooms. The rehearsal is | put on Wednesday for next week, but the regular rehearsals after that will | be Tuesday evenings. Some of the new music will be ready for use, and | all interested are urged to attend.
 A special car has been. engaged to take the relay team and the people | who wish to go to the Naval Militia meet in Hartford on Feb. 2l. The local team will run B triangular race against the teams of Bristol and Rock vile. This meet is one of the best amateur athletic events in New Eng land, and many fine events are run off every year. Tine admission is 30 cents.
 The Stafford Hockey club is going to Hartford this evening to play the Hartford Hockey club on the Elizabeth park rink. If the skating permits they will play a return game in town Saturday. The following will prob ably be the lineup of the Stafford team: Goal, Musso; point, D. D Mitchell; cover point, Ed Green; rover, Bill Rafftery; left wing, John Rafftery; right wing. D. Green; center, R H. Valentine; subs, Martin Argenta, John Dupre.
 The following officers of the L. A. A. O. H. were installed last Sunday by County President Elizabeth F. Reid: President, Mrs. Catherine Fletcher; president, Mrs Mary Sullivan; recording secretary, Nellie Desmond; financial secretary, Anna Corscadden; treasurer, Mary Pronson; mistress at arms, Jennie Mahan; sentinel, Mary Ashe. Alter the in staIlation the order was addressed by their State President Mrs. Alice R Mooney of Waterbury.
 The Pratt 6 Whitney team of Hart ford was defeated last night in hard fought game. Stafford had them going in the first half, hut in the second half the visiting team seemed to have learned the floor, and although Stafford had about the same lead as in the first half, they had to do some tall covering to keep it. Lineup:
 Stafford. P. 6 ". Tonon If Funoane Kuslansky. Bernarda If Johnson Murray 0 Granfield J. Sullivan lb NYman Griffiths rb Benker
 Score: 3s to 25; baskets from floor, Tonon 5, Kuslansky, Murray 9, Grifiths, Benker, Nyman, Johnson 5, Funoane 4 Ii: points on fouls, Tonon $, Johnson 8. The East Hartford team
 Ill A-nu.a ! .