The Press., 1919-09-11

F. A Lasbury is filling an engage ment with the Rockville band this week.
 There will be dance at Grange hall Friday evening with music by Peros orchestra.
 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gary have com menced light housekeeping in the home of Frank Butterfield at the Springs.
 Their building having been com- pleted, the Masons are to gather so cially in the new rooms next week Thursday evening. The members of Wolcott lodge are inviting the adults in their families and a few friends. The committee has requested that each Mason contribute something to the light refreshments to be served
 Baptist Church Notes: The subjects to be discussed next Sunday will be as follows: Morning, "The Bright Side of Life" Evening, Christ Re ceiveth Sinners" The Ladies' Aid will meet for work on Next Tuesday afternoon and serve supper from to s. Hostesses: Mrs. J. B. Hough, Mrs. George Jenkins and Mrs. Oscar Col burn.
 The first annual meeting of the Phoenix Liberty band was held in their hall last Thursday evening. Dur ing the twelve months since the band was organized they have appeared in public thirty-five times. Considering the fact that the twenty members are nearly all quite young men and new at the work they have shown remarkable progress under the able leadership of Police Pero. The treasurer's report showed the band in good financial standing.
 Delphian Chapter.
 Friday afternoon at Grange hall meeting was held organizing the Staff ford Chapter of the Delphian society. The meeting was called to order by Miss Jameson and Miss Washburn, secretaries, after which the following officers were elected Chairman, Miss Isadore Durham; vice chairman, Mrs. Arthur Cady; secre tary, Mrs. Harold B. Pinney. Other charter members are Mrs. John And rews, Mrs. Willis Belcher, Miss Maud Booth Mrs. H. F. Cady. Mrs. Charles Dimmick, Miss Nellie Pagan, Mrs. Earl Gary, Mrs. George Gary, Mrs. Fred Glover, Mrs. George A. Jenkins, Mrs. c. H. Puffer, Mrs. J. A. MacGregor, Mrs F. A. Manderson, Miss Esther NY Auxiliary members: Miss Edith Jenkins, Miss Margaret Glover, Miss Glover, Miss Dorothy Belcher. It was voted to leave the charter open until Sept 22d to allow others charter Those desiring to avail themselves of the opportunity may with the secretary, Mrs. H. B. Pinney. The Delphian society is rapidly organizing it's charters throug- out the United States, and $500 com munities have established centers for cultural thought and educational de- and for work in current events and activities of local interest. It's membership has now passed the half-million mark. Meetings will he ield on second and fourth Mondays. The first regular meeting will be on Monday evening, Sept. 22, at 7.45 in Assembly hall.
 StaffOrdville
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon are enter aiming their grandson from Wales for l few days.
 Mrs. Medbery and sons, who have | been visiting relatives in Willimantic, | 'eturned to their home on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank Belcher spent a few | lays with her mother, Mrs. W. c. | Taylor, in South Coventry last week. |
 Mrs. Chas. G. Fogg and son, Edwin, | md Mrs. Burnham of Hampton are | pending their vacation on the Island. |
 Rev. and Mrs. Won Deck and little | laughter returned to their home here ast Saturday, after visiting in Aque- 1uct, l.. I.
 Miss Marion Turner, who has been home for the summer vacation, re- turned to Boston last Saturday, where she will attend high school.
 Mrs. Jerry M. Smith and three daughters, Grace, Pearl and Virginia, have returned to their home inSpring- field after visiting MT. and Mrs. Leon Cooley for ten days.