The Press., 1919-05-22
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Anthony Adams has returned to the Johnson hospital for treatment.
 Miss Emily Hudec is on a two- weeks vacation in New Hampshire.
 Alwyn Rees had as a guest over Sunday Charles l.. Martin of Hartford
 Miss Florina Duprey is at the John son hospital suffering with rheuma- tism.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bell of Granby, Mass, were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. E. K. Taft
 The W. R. c. wish the people of the town to contribute food for the Me morial day dinner, the soldier boys being invited, to partake of the same.
 The chiefs degree will be conferred on a class of ten at a special meeting of Onneco Tribe, I. O. R. M., this even ing. All members are requested to be present.
 Louis Neri has moved back here from Rockville and has taken a po- sition in the Rhode Island mill. He has taken tenement at the corner of West Main street and the West Staff ford road.
 Neverson Hemenway of Orcuttville is in the Johnson hospital in serious condition, with his left arm broken in two places, one on the upper arm and the other on the forearm, and two ribs on the left side fractured. While at work in the Orcuttville mill Tues day morning his arm was caught in a belt so that he was carried up over the shafting and then thrown heavily to the floor. No internal injuries are reported.
 The second meeting of the Stafford Service club will take place at the rooms of the Business Mems associ- ation tomorrow evening at o'clock. AS this will be but a very short meet ing. large attendance is expected The comparatively small attendance of fifty or more at the first meeting last Friday was due in part to the in correct impression of some of the men who were in the naval service that the club was only for army men. It is for men who have been in the army, navy, marine, or any other divisions of this country's service during the war. At the meeting last Friday evening the service men present voted to form an organization to be known as the Stafford Service Club, with temporary officers, constitution and bylaws, and to affiliate when the right time comes with the best one of the national organizations similar to this. Lieutenant Adelbert Needham was elected temporary commander and empowered to appoint a committee for the drawing up of bylaws. The first public appearance probably will be on Memorial day, when all the men will march in the uniforms of their respective organizations.
 At the annual concert of the Rock vile high school, held Friday evening in the Palace theatre, Rockville, Der nard Mullins of this town assisted as bass soloist. Following is an extract taken from the Rockville Leaders criticism of the concert: MT. Mul- lins' selections, The Minor Chord Mager, and "A Cavaliers Song Allit- sen, were exceptionally we'll rendered MT. Mullins tones are of fine quality and he sings easily and naturally. There was much variety and beauty of expression in his singing and the prolonged applause must have told MT. Mullins that the audience had not had enough of his rich baritone voice. I hear Thrush at Eve, Cadman, by Miss RosZelle, Miss Waite, Mir Bart lett, MT. Mullins was a splendid num- Der. The three soloists had already won the warmest approval of the audience and with Miss Waite's smooth contralto the ensemble was a treat. The voices blended we'll, and this quar- tet may expect hearty welcome any time they may choose to sing in this city. The applause was so sincere that they graciously repeated the last part of the number with equally good style. In the cantata, The Building of the Ship the recitatives of the three soloists were sung with the same exquisite precision which character ized their solos,"