The Press., 1919-11-13

The Italian-America Citizen Inde pendant club will hold meeting to night at the Italian hall.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con gregational church will serve an old fashioned New England supper De cember 8.
 At the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Congregational church Sunday evening there will be a song service lead by c. F. Chandler.
 Miss Mary Metz, daughter of MT and Mrs. Michael Metz, and John Molitoris, were united in marriage Monday morning at the Molitoris home near Forestville by Rev. John Murcek They will make their home here.
 Under the auspices of the local Amalgamated Textile Workers of Am erica a meeting will be held at the Comique theatre Sunday evening at | 7.30. General Organizer A. Derrick will address the meeting. On Thursday afternoon of this week there will be meeting of the ladies of Grace church in the church hall. Mrs. William Redfield, of Christ Church Ca thedral Hartford, will speak to the ladies on the subject of the Nation Wide Campaign. Refreshments will te served. On Friday evening there will te a smoker for the men of the parish in the interests of the same movement. The principal speaker will be layman of St. Mary's parish, South Manchester. It is hoped that there there will be full attendance at both meetings.
 Frank Klemba was arrested here last Sunday and taken to Willimantic where on Monday he was sentenced to six months in jail, or instead of which he could furnish bond of $500 to furnish his lawful wife and child $10 week for support. He returned to Stafford Tuesday evening, bail for his release having been furnished by the woman with whom he had been living here. He was charged with nonsupport of his wife and child whom it was claimed he had left be- this country. When arrested Klemba claimed that he was married to the woman with whom he was living and that he was not married before. klemba when confronted by the woman in court claiming to be his wife recog- nized her and acknowledged dessert ing her.
 Stafford
 Special meeting of Wolcott Lodge, F. &, A. M., next Thursday evening.
 James Lambert was taken to the hospital yesterday for treatment for pneumonia.
 w. T. Jones has been absent from his market several days on account of severe cold.
 Dr. F. F. Bachelder of Boston is spending a vacation at the Batchelder summer home here.
 A chapter of the Eastern Star will fe instituted in Masonic hall Friday evening of this week. Baker chapter is cordially invited.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening. Each member is requested to bring one or more of their early pictures.
 H. Ramsden has resigned his po- sitiOn as finisher with the American Woolen Go. at Rockville and taken a similar enc with firm in Providence, R. l.
 Mrs. Ellen Webber suffered a slight paralytic shock last Thursday morn ing. She was taken to the Johnson hospital Friday where she is resting comfortably
 R. A. Booth has returned to his po- sition with A. c. Hunt. Springfield, wholesale and retail meat dealer, after spending the summer with his father, Rev. I. P. Booth.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will meet for work Nov. 2Oth and serve supper from 6 to 8. Hostesses: Mrs. Asa Harris, Mrs. Wightman and Mrs. Emily Goodell.
 Miss Katherine Taft of Hartford is caring for the family of Mrs. F. A. Manderson during her illness in the Johnson hospital where she is making rapid progress toward health.
 The carpenters employed by H. B. Bail of Southbridge being unable to find boarding places have put up a large shack and will live in it while building the new Park home.