The Press., 1918-01-03

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 Christopher Allen and Mrs. D. I ) Mitchell are with Mrs. Allen I
 Brookline, Mass.
 Regular meeting of the Red Me : this evening Special business Kg
 treatments will be served.
 Peter Panciera, who was stations
 at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga, re
 ceived an honorable discharge frcr
 the army as being physically. unfit an
 arrived home last night. MT. Pan oiera was operated upon shortly be
 fore the draft was announced Al
 though he passed the physical exami
 nation in Rockville and was accepted
 he could not stand the heavy worl
 which army duty demands.
 The Stafford high quintet defeated
 the s. H: s. Alumni five at the Y. M
 O. hall last night by score of. 36 tt
 "A. The game was fast and the pass
 work of Stafford kept the old .timerI
 on the go. Stafford was never threat
 ened, and after five minutes play tool
 the lead and kept it all the way
 through. ending with a score of IT tC
 & at half time. Much praise is dut
 to the guards who covered the bach oourt almost perfectly. The line.up8
 Stafford High. s H. s. Alumni.
 W. Sullivan, If Knslansky Cunningham, Comins, If Eaton Touon -,s -,s----c ~. Murray Griffiths, rb Lazzeriu J Sullivan, lb Shepherd, Bernardo
 Goals from floor, ". Sullivan 3, Uomins 3, Cunningham 9, J sullis van, Tonon 8. Kuslansky, Eaton 2, Murray 4, Lazzerin 3, Bernardo goals from fouls, Kuslansky 3, Tonon referee, Yare; scorer, Fraser; timers. Johnson and Levens; time of halvess 20 minutes.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Stafford Building anc, Loan association was held at the rooms of the Stafford Business Men C association last evening. There was good attendance The finanoial report showed the association to be- in very fourishing ConditioFf There has been 8 profit of $732, over per cent to the stock holders. Tha available funds have been invested in mortgage loans to the amount os $15.27 Owing to the unusual high cost of labor aHd building material many who have contemplated erectindf new houses have been obliged to post. pone until later. The number Of houses, built with loans have been. eight. The rest of the money has heen placed in mortgages on four already erected. The DuttIsi Der of shares outstanding is S44. As new series of stock No. 4 has beepl opened and will remain open untilfha first Wednesday in February. Th4 nld board of officers was reelected assl follows: President, William Pars vice. presidents, F. H. Baker, WalteTl Scott. J F Warren; secretary. Andt1 ers Jacobsen; treasurer, H. R. Wiehta man ; direntors. O. Allen. F. F. Pat len, B: P. Cooley, Lott O'Hallorans Fred Novogroski, A. D. Bernardo, Jl P. Wagner, 0. H Moore, Eli Parizeanl W. D. Graves, A I, Mitchell; attorl ney, R H. Fisk; auditors, B. .P( Cooley, O. F. Chandler, 0. H. Moorel
 F. Stafford.
 Paramount Pictures, Town Hass3a saturday, Jan. 9th: Lou-Tellegen iA - The Black Wolf" The story: In thA vlIds of the Spanish mountains the Black Wolf, a bandit, feared and inVfnciblel r-iGns at the head of his band, known a4 The Charcoal BurneTs.' Proof that, iH 'pite of his bold robberies, he Is a benel actor at heart, is shown in his many acts towards the poor and helpk ess. Tuesday, Jan. 9th, Theodore RobE 'rts In ''The American Consul" RtorvE Abel Manning. an attorney, has spent thB Zrester part of his life wal ing for ''somel hing big" Joan, his daughter, is teachf ng school and Is of gI eat financial assistk 'nce to her father, whose faults she canl lot See. SenatOr Kltwell Is to hold hid political rally, and Manning is very much .'ated because he Is to give the address9 3eo1rey Daniels returns home for ths election. bringing his college chum. Il
 Big reduction in ladies' and childrens Coats and Dresses. J. WassermsI.
 ~Wm., Loughheed, Jr: leaves for Camp Devens to-day. - e
 Regular meeting of Wolloott lodge! F. & A M tonight. q Bernard Lord of Rocky ille was nome for the Christmas vacation.
 Mrs. Nella Weston spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hassett of 8olyoke. M
 Miss Caroline Ellery is spending he Christmas recess with relatives n Springfield. II
 Mrs. Sarah Black is spending a few weeks with Mrs John Iugham of Maynard, Mass. Yl
 A telephone system has been in stalled in the different departments of Ehe Riverside mill. Miss Ethel Rollinson of Salem is pending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rollinson.
 Mrs. Julia Johnson observed her eighty.third birthday last Sunday by entertaining at dinner Mrs. k. C.s Pinney and Miss Celia Holt.
 Malcolm M. sault has been trans ferred from Fort slocum, N. F., to1 Fort ORlethorp, Ga. He is at pre- sent in the hospital recovering from broken ribs and injuries caused by B fall.
 Baptist Church Notes: Covenant meeting Saturday at 8 p. m. Sunday morning subject: 'Our Hope. !" The Lords supper will be observed. Evening subject: "The. Misaianr of