The Press., 1918-03-07

Score: staffonI High B, s Y. NJ c. 15; goals from floor, Sullivan 1, Comins, Cunningham, Tonon 4. Levene ,, Murray 4i goals from fouls, Levene 3, Tonon }; referee, Yare; scorer, Gorham; Timer, Fraser; time, 2O-minute halves.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs o S. BaIlou attended the wedding of her sister. Miss EbbH Bergen, and Elmer Anderson in Springfield last Saturday evening,
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Maxfield are receiving congratulations on the- birth of son, born at the Johnson hospital last week Tuesday. MT. Maxfield is now employed in Norwich.
 The many friends of Mrs Gerald Shepherd are sorry to learn that she had the misfortune to fall while in the cellar last Wednesday causing a double fracture to her right arm.
 Rev. Thomas J. Lewis of New Preston will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church next Sunday MT. Lewis comes very highly recon. mended by the Home Missionary society.
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 Miss Lizzie Chapman visited friends in Rockville on Saturday.
 Miss Anna Downes is in Wilmington for while caring for her sister, Mrs. Wm. Downes, who is i'll.
 MT. and Mrs Geo. Boucher and son, Walter, were. guests of MT. and Mrs Claude Dirhook over Sunday.
 Stafford..
 | Paramount Pictures, Town Hall March 9th, Paul Fredertcks in Sleeping Fires" Story Edwin Brlee Is in love with his secretary, Helen King, and wants to get rid of his wife so that he can marry again. Ze ma Bryce, his wife, refuses to grant him 8 divorce, saying 1t Is against her religion. There is a strike going on at this time among the workers in 8 man. ufactuTing concern of which her husband Is the president The strike leaders gath ar in the streets and riot starts. We'd nesd4y, 18th, L0uise Huf and House Pe- tels In "The Lonesome Chap" Story <: The lonesome chap has to do with the courage and strength of wealthy young miner, whom accident makes the guardian of little girl, and the faith and love which the little girl comes to have for her guardian. Thrills are constant In this unusual picture from the mine ''cave ih" to the runaway horse which throws It's rider over the edge of & cliff.
 Piano tuning and expert plano-player work. Formerly with Sedgwlck & Casey, Hartford. Chas s. Cady, Box 93 Staf- fOrdville. if
 Sergt. Fred. Rabideau of Camp Devens spent Sunday at his home.
 Stated communication of Woloott lodge, F. 6 A. N. this Thursday evening. --. .a
 Mrs. K. M. Findeisen is making a good recovery from an operation for gall stones in the Springfield hospital.
 Frank, Harold and Philip Wood. head of Springfield are spending fort night with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Bray.
 Miss Mildred Webster is onvalesc- ing from an operation on the tonsils which necessitates her absence from her duties at Storrs for short period.
 Misses Lena K. and Louisa ". Wobbecke, formerly of this place are employed in the offices of the Shipp ing Board War Department at Washington, ID. O.
 Mrs. Lillian Roberson, who is the guest of her father, Frank Thompson, received word last Monday of the death of her five-year-old son of diphtheria He was in home near Boston.
 In the report given last week of the work done by the local branch of the Red Cross, during the month of February, the following articles should have been included: Four pajama suits, hospital shirts, 25 triangles. sweaters, helmets, g- -R 4 .A