The Press., 1920-03-11

Myriad Rebekah meeting next We'd nesday with initiation.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Luce were in New Haven for the weekend.
 E. D. Kinsman was ill at his home at Grant avenue part of this week.
 Mrs. Frank Ruby, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is slightly better.
 Eli Parizeau is having his ice cream parlor remodeled and made more up to date.
 Miss Lottie Shepherd is now able to sit up after very severe attack of pneumonia.
 Alfred Palshaw underwent an oper- ation for appendicitis at the Johnson hospital Tuesday morning.
 The high school five will play the Pennington high school team Friday evening on the Boys Club floor.
 The Riverside spinners defeated the Reserves Saturday afternoon by AZ pins. The totals were 1235 to 1193.
 Mrs. A. I. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Katherine Mitchell were with oO. over Sunday.
 Miss Grace E. HarwoOd, who had infected tonsils removed at the Char ter Oak hospital in Hartford last week, is improving.
 There will le a special meeting of the Odd Fellows Friday evening at 7.30. The First degree will be worked ly the Rockville lodge.
 Corydon Smith was obliged to have his hunting hound killed Sunday. While in the meadows near Cooper Lane the dog had been shot by some one. The lullet struck his spine, par alizing the dogs legs.
 A large audience heard Miss Bessie G. Whiting of Boston in Come Out of the Kitchen in the Methodist Vestry on Wednesday evening of last week, and greatly enjoyed the evening. Miss Ada Harwood played a piano solo, and James Sheppard Jr., sang two solos, with Miss Alberta L. Eaton as acconpanist.
 Continuing a series of sermons on " Fundamentals of Our Faith" Rev. o. J. Aldrich will preach next Sunday on The Forgiveness of Sins Lenten services which are to continue for two weeks legan on Tuesday even ing in the Methodist church. The pas tor has the assistance of Rev. w. H. Dunnack of Burnside. MT. Dunnack will preach this evening, Friday even- ing and also on Sunday evening.
 The Yorkshire Tea at the Congre- Ea.:Cnal church last evening, drew large attendance and the real English viands were much enjoyed. Tea cakes, bread and butter, Scotch cured ham, home oiled tongue, with jams, tarts, countless varieties small, were served in true British style. Unlike the usual supper, the hostesses did all the cooking and preciated.
 West Stafford
 There will te dance in Sturte- wants hall Saturday night.
 Richard Glazier has taken an office position with the Brooks Banknote Co. of Springfield.
 Fred Ramsey, who was operated on for hernia at the Hartford hospital last week, is making good recovery.
 Mrs Roland Ellis underwent an op- sration for appendicitis at the local hospital last Friday. Her two small are with Mrs. Eugene Ellis.
 Mrs. Charles Glazier was in Spring ield last week owing to the critical Illness of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Car center, at the home of her husbands mother, 6 Andrew street.
 Stafford As we have added a fourth chair o our equipment we can accommodate ,ur patrons without the necessity of ong waits hereafter.
 The Sanitary Barber Shop. Opp. Depot.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter U. D., O. B. s., tonight.
 Mrs Nella Weston is the guest of her sister Mrs William Hassett, of Holyoke, for a few weeks.
 Miss Ethel Robinson has returned to Salem, Mass, after spending a week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson.
 The Phoenix Riverside base ball club will give dance at Memorial hall or Monday evening April 5th, with music by Woods orchestra.
 The Ladies Aid will meet for work next Thursday, at D. m. Supper will be served from 6 to 8. Hostesses: Mrs Benjamin Fox, Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Thomas Black.
 F. J. Glover injured himself severe ly y slipping on cement floor while delivering grain last week. His son, has remained at home from his studies at the Manchester trade school to take charge of the grain business.
 Stafford Baptist Church Notices.- In order that they may give the pastor a little relaxation, the people of the Baptist church have decided to have the B. Y. P. U., on Sunday evenings, instead of the regular preaching ser vices, and in it's place, Wednesday evenings, a prayer meeting. This plan will be carried out until further notice is given, when the regular or der of services will be resumed. On account of the very disagreeable weather, last Sunday, it was not