The Press., 1920-10-28


 Meeting of the l.. A. A. O. H, on l Thursday evening.
 Joseph Coliguanti has returned from a two months trip to Italy. Michael Riley is confined to his home in Church street with illness. '> Mrs. c. R. Newton is with her par ents in Newtonville, Mass, this week. Alwyn Rees has taken a position with the Rollins Company ill Boston. MT. and Mrs. A. w. Knowlton of Newburg, Maine are visiting MT. and Mrs. R. H. Fisk.
 The harness stock and fixtures in the store of the late J. G. Martin, will be sold at auction on Saturday at 1 D. m. Mrs. Frederic Faulkner was in Worcester last week, having sold six family apartment house for fam fly there.
 Lott O'Halloran and George Gary attended the racing at Avon yesterday The meeting there is the final one this season.
 Miss Mildred Gummo of Somers has taken the position of teacher in the Stafford Street school vacated by Miss Pomona Knapp.
 A three months old son of MT. and
 Mrs. Harry Mccarthy of Pawtucket
 was brought, here yesterday afternoon
 for burial in St. Edwards cemetery.
 The Fagyan Woolen Company is now operating it's mill here and the one in
 Staffordville three days week. A reduction of more than 10 per cent has been made in pay.
 It is still difficult to obtain board- ing places for the teachers. Any one willing to take one or more into their homes will do a favor if they will mo- tify Superintendent Handy. -.@
 Miss Grace E. Harwood of Rockville slipped down several stairs, in West Hartford, while there calling, on Sat urday and injured one of her knees. She is in the Charter Oak hospital for few days.
 A rummage sale will be held by the Congregational ladies in the chapel November 9th. Doors open at Il o'clock a. m. Clothing and articles contributed can be left at the chapel on Thursday afternoon, November 4th.
 Dennis Murray of this town was sent to Holland jail for ninety days ty the police court at Rockville yes tefday, charged with intoxication, it eing the second offence within forty eight hours. On Tuesday he was fined $26 for the first offence.
 Misses Mary and Belle Russell went yesterday afternoon to Cleaveland, Ohio, to spend the winter months. They planned to go a little later, but hastened on account of the illness of their sister, Mrs. Louis Converse, who is improving after having had a fibroid tumOr removed.
 A farewell reception will be given Miss Lillian Welsh Friday evening in Society hall. It will take the form of a masquerade social. DOughnuts and sweet cider among other refresh ments will be served. All those who are not masked or cOstumed will be fined ten cents. The Alumni are in- vited to attend. Music will be by Woods orchestra.
 Miss Hazel M. Alcott of Orange, Mass, has been engaged as a teacher of the commercial course in the high school to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Lillian Welsh and will commence her duties here next Monday. Miss AlcOtt has had four years experience in office work and has just completed a teachers training course at the Bay Path Insti- ute at Springfield.
 All members of the Stafford Golf Co.,, and their families are urged to be present at the Halloween party, at the club house Saturday afternoon and evening. Golf playing is on the program from one-thirty until five and lul:h will be served from five until sfx-and dancing until ten o'clock. A jolly time is anticipat- ed. Mrs., Edgerton of Vernon Center will be the caterer.
 The new -trolly fare rate of 10 cents on the interurban will revive the old fare limits and abolish the zone sys- tenn arrangement. Where a charge of five cents was made before the days of the zones, ten cents will be charged after November first. This order is explained as being of a temporary nature as it is hoped that the legisla- ture when it convenes in January, will solve the present serious situation.
 William Labreche of this place and Miss Armandine Ferris of Springfield were united in marriage in St. Jo- seph's church Springfield Mass, Octo- Der 18th. They were attended by Miss Isabelle De Lisle and Miss Amelia Labreche~ as bridesmaids, Joseph Let tery and Andrew Labreche as best men. They left on two weeks we'd ding trip to Montreal and will return to the Springs on Saturday to make their home in High street.
 A meeting of all those interested in taking up some line of work at the