The Press., 1920-01-01

and Mrs. c. H. Meyers were in Boston l for the weekend.
 MT and Mrs William B. Hanley spent Christmas and this week with Mrs Hanley's parents in Amsterdam N. Y.
 The annual church supper and meeting of the Congregational church members will be held next Thursday evening.
 Angelo SOlmine who has been sta toned at Delmatia as temporary con- sul spent Christmas at the home of MT and Mrs John Sena.
 The installation of the Officers of Baker chapter, o. E. S., will take place on Tuesday at 7.45 D. m. Re treatments will be served
 A Lecture on the Rocky Mountains, Illustrated by atOut 65 colored slides will be given at the Congregational Church on Sunday evening at 6.40. ~~ Miss Angeline Sena was home for Christmas. She is at present teaching in the Cleveland Junior high school and the Eastside Evening high school ill Newark, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs E. H. Hopkins and son John, of Worcester, and MT. and Mrs. P. BachiOcchi of Hartford have re- turned home after spending the holi- days with Mrs. Mary Murray.
 Regular Meeting of Mineral Springs Lodge K. of P. tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. D. D. G. C., w. R. Dowding of Rockville will e present to install the officers for the ensuing term.
 Miss Harriet Louise Wildey is spending the vacation with relatives in South Orange N. J. and New York Mir. and Mrs. T. Fred Mullen and daughter. Ruth, are in New York this week.
 The annual Masonic dance was held in the rooms of the Ionic Lodge Christmas night. A. good gathering of young and old made the evening an enjoyable one. Woods orchestra furnished the music
 Current Events program for next Monday evening: Current Events, Miss Eunice Avery, Springfield Mass solo by Mrs c. H. Moore. Committee, Mrs. H. E. Burwell, Mrs. R. H. Valen- tine and Miss c. s. BeckWith. Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church, the Royal Welsh Concert
  were on toard the Lusitania when it was sunk, will give a concert at the COngrega church on Wednesday evening January 21st.
 Two families in town had their Christmas turkey at the expense of the Strazza post through the whist ] playing ability of a member of the ; family. 1t was telieyed that only one l turkey would be given, but the post l seems to enjoy doing things in royal style. Wonder if two sets of wish | bOnes were sent out.
 The third trading post of the local order of Red Men and the Daughters ! of Pocahontas will be held in St. ! Edwards hall on the night of Feb. 12- ,'l3-14. No trading posts were neld Dy l these organizations during the war but it is planned that they will be an ! annual affair hereafter. On the first night there will be Redmen and 1 PocahOntas minstrel. A one-act farce will te put on the second night. 1 There will be dancing on the three nights.
 l The junior prom took place with the usual prom pOmp at St. Edward s hall Friday evening. There was a good attendance and everyone seemed 1 to enjoy the occasion. The music was good. As far as a fine time goes it l was a liz success. Mrs. c. B. Pinney, | Mrs B. P. Cooley, Mrs A. B. Handy, Mrs R. ". Smith, Miss Margaret Bal l lo Dol in | were the patrOneSseS. Now comes 1 the sad part Financially it was not a success. It was a loss of $15. The | class does not mind that very much l however. They are pleased with the fact that the people had a good time l Besides, a few SOcialS will make ur l for it, they say.
 | The recently repaired Boys Club hal was the scene of a lively chase on l Christmas afternoon when the Stafford | Independents tackled the Ben Hurs of Hartford To use that old time expression the visiting team was a nut
 that just wouldn't crack. The Inde- pendents hammered, but each time the
 nut founded away, which means the Ben Hurs made some more points anC
 when the time came to call it off the
 Ben Hurs were leading by score o1 A to 30 The individual sparklers
 were Cronin for the Ben Hurs anc Pollanck for the Independents. Ever!
 one Of the locals were atle to snal
 the net at least once however Score:
 Ben Hurs Independents | F. Wolf If DuDrt