The Press., 1920-12-23
Clement Cyka will spend the week.

his parents.
 Six new Ford machines arrived al the Hudson garage from Hartford on Monday afternoon.
 Misses Harriet Wildey and Barbara
 Chapin are employed in the DeBorde store during the Christmas shopping . period.
 William Zelz of Norwich was the
 guest of his son, Leo, at his Grant avenue home during the latter part of
 last week.
 Miss Anna Hayostek and William McCOughey were married on last
 Thursday afternoon by Justice of
 Peace Arthur J. Melbourne.
 Miss Mary Hanley, who has been employed in Springfield, has resigned her position and is now at the home of her father, in Orcuttville.
 Miss Gwyneth Rees and Miss Dor othy Stevens of the Connecticut school for women at New London are home for the Christmas vacation.
 Harry Fisher, who has been living in the Roberts house in West Stafford for the past two years, has moved into the Wasserman house on. High street
 Mrs. Phillip B. Barton and two chil- dren, Mary Wilcox and Fred of Cas- tile, N. Y., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wildey Mr. Barton will join them for the Christmas va cation.
 The annual masonic dance will be held at Ionic hall on Christmas night. Woods orchestra will furnish the music. The committee in charge is lC. R. Newton, D. D. Mitchell, George Siswick, R. M. Fisk, c. H. Meyers, J. K. Converse and finders Jacobsen.
 Nathan Ward visited his son, Harry, at the Brooklyn navy yard from Thursday to Monday. The transport steamer, General Grant, on which Harry Ward recently signed up as an Electrician, will sail about January 1st, for trip to Germany.
 Plans are complete for the Junior Prom to be held in St. Edwards hall on Wednesday. The Tempo orchestra of Thompsonville have been engaged for music. Members of Stafford High alumni are invited and are also re- lquested to secure tickets at Parizeau's s store.
 1 The Pilgrim anniversary was ob- Iserved at the Methodist church last Sunday morning. The pastor preached on "The Mayflower Pilgrims" and the choir sang appropriate music. At the Sunday school hour Paul Stoetzner made an address on Results of the Pilgrim Settlement" This was the final talk along similar lines given on recent Sundays. Other speakers have been Clayton George, Kenneth Smith and Joel H. Reed.
 On last Thursday afternoon, Joseph Negebunner- was before the borough courts charged with assaulting George R. Billings keeper of the town farm at West Sstfford, where Mr. Nege- burner had hsa, sta.;i12s 12s>~F For several days he had been acting mean about the farm and when asked to mend his ways attempted to inf1ict personal in- jury on MT. Billings. Judge William H. Heald sentenced the prisoner to Holland jail for term of four months
 At the meeting of the L. A. A. o. H.. on Sunday afternoon the officers for 1921 were elected. The new execu- tives are: President, Mrs. Katherine
 Fletcher; vice-president, Mrs. Rose Tobin; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Sullivan
 financial secretary, Miss Maria Null
 lins; recording secretary, Miss Cath
 erine Murray; Mistress at arms, Miss Mary Brosnan; sentinel, Mrs. Mary
 Young; chair lady of standing com
 mittee, Mrs Catherine Murray. Plans were discussed for whist and sOcia
 to be held in the A.. o. H. rooms or Friday evening December 31st.
 Grace church hNotes-Christmas is one
 of the greatest festivals of the chris tian year, and will be observed witf
 appropriate services at Grace church
 On Christmas morning at g o'clocl
 there will be a celebration of holy
 communion, with special music. Or
 Christmas Eve, Friday at 7.3O p. m.
 will be held the very impressive caro service. The church will be lighted
 by candles, and the choir will sing {
 number of the beautiful old Christma' , carols, Silent Night" Good Kint Wenceslas, "-"Alf My Heart this Nigh Rejoices," God Rest You Merry Gen tlemen," We Three Wings" Ava. in Manger," "The First Nowell, l Good Christian Men Rejoice" ant others. The choir will be accom- . panied by organ, cornet and violin at this service. The Sunday schOO Christmas exercises will be held il , the church hall on Thursday evening , at 7.30 o'clock. There will be Christ mas tree and music, recitatiOns by !, , number of the scholars, and play ! Aunt Sabriny's Christmas" afte, which the presents will be distributed
 to the children. Next Sunday is St
 Stephens Day, and the service will b' / holy communion at 9.45 a. m., morning prayer and sermon at 10.30, Sunda, school at 12 m. and evening servic' at p. m.
 :. The annual Christmas tree of thu } Methodist Episcopal Sunday schoo will be held on Friday evening a seven o'clock. Miss Alberta Eaton's organized class of young ladies ha: charge of the program. A play vii be presented by some of the younger pupils entitled Christmas in Mother
 Gooseville" On Sunday morning a l 1O.30 the pastor, Rev. Oscar J. Aldrich , will preach Christmas sermon ant a mixed chorus of twenty five voice! , will sing Christmas music as follows
 Behold I ring You Good Tidings," b. Churchill; '"The Birthday of thu < King" by Neidlinger; There Wer Shepherds" by Bircle. On Sunda. evening at 6.45 Christmas Pagean will represented, entitled No Roon : In the Inn" The principal parts vii I be taken by Miss Edith Adams, Mis- Marian Lee, Miss Ethel Smith, Mis-
 Ethel Whitaker, Miss Mildred Fraser Miss Elizabeth Fraser, William Ellis d Joel H. Reed, Clayton George, Perc : Parkhurst and Bernard Armstrong e The choir will assist. This pagean f was written by the same person tha - wrote the Pilgrim Pageant given b