The Press., 1920-01-22
The regular meeting of the L. A. A

1ue IcSutdT luecIluS Ol tue L. A. A. o. H., will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
 The regular meeting of the Delphian chapter will be held Monday night. Roll call: Palestine; Subject, The Ancient Hebrews.
 Judging by the sale of tickets so far the Myriad Rebekah social and dance will draw a good sized crowd to the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
 William Park and Mr. and Mrs. James Sheppard and daughter, Mer- ideth, will start tomorrow for Holly wood, South Carolina, where they ex- pect to spend month or more. Mrs. Park hopes to join them later.
 The Teutonia Associations mas querade ball will be held January 30. Four cash prizes will be given. For the best women's and mems costume $200 will be given and one dollar will be given for the two most original costumes.
 The various drink dispensers in the town have taken in their displays of grape juice and refrain from selling any of this beverage while awaiting word from Washington, for it is said that the juice contains more alcohol than one half of one per cent.
 Strazza post is planning to hold what might be called "get together meeting" on the first Monday evening in February. Plans are now under way which are destined to make the evening an enjoyable one. At least there will be three boxing bouts. Richard Murray, Donald Chapman and Alwyn Rees, have challenged Joseph Elowitz, Louis Madsen and Daniel Green respectively. The whole pro- gram will be made known next week. The meeting will te for all ex service men.
 .. The Hospital Aid Society held their annual meeting Tuesday afternoon. The report showed ten meetings held with an average attendance of eight. Hospital garments and household necessities including curtains, napkins and towels were made. The society purchased new flat silver for the patients trays. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Cyril Johnson, president; Miss Theodosia Rees, first vice president; Mrs. B. c. Pinney, second vice president; Mrs. c. R. Newton, third vice president; Mrs. H. A. Pownall, secretary and treas urer; Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, record ing secretary; house committee: Mrs. M. Roberts, chairman, Mrs. c. B. Butterfleld, Mrs. H. L. Cleaveland, Mrs. w. H. Reed and Mrs. J. A. Jubb: supply committee, Mrs. H. Thresher, Mrs. E. c. Pinney and Mrs. c. F. Beckwith.
 Joseph Perlot is confined to his home as the result of injuries received Tuesday morning when he was kicked by a horse which he was driving while delivering bread for Aliprandi Piccin & Go. bakery The accident occurred near the block on Main street, recently purchased by Peter Speer. MT. Perlot was stopping to pick up the reins which had fallen to the ground when the horse kicked him on the face. He fell to the ground and was trampled upon before he could be rescued. He was taken to his home
 
 bones were found to be broken but he was severely cut about the knees which will cause him to be confined to his home for several days. The horse had not been used for the past month or more and was very lively, which accounts for his actions. Only last week MT. Perlots wife died while on board the ship which had carried her to this country from Italy. An eight years old son who accompanied her on the voyage is living here with his father.
 Annual Meeting of Agricultural
 Society
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Agricultural so- ciety was held at the rooms of the Stafford Business Mems association on Tuesday afternoon. Treasurer George Siswick was unable to be present so a detailed financial report was not given The report is under stood to show that the society's re- ceipts for the past year were about $500 less than the expenditures. The
 
 and the unusual expense accounts caused the deficit. The receipts from the ground privileges were $2,OOO, the largest in the history of the associa- tion. The net cost of the racing was only $500, an unusually good show ing.
 The old board of officers and com mittees were reelected as follows President, w. H. Hall; vice presidents, A. I. Mitchell, F. H. Baker, James Sheppard IT,; secretary, R. w. Smith; treasurer, George Siswick; secretary of racing, Lott O'Halloran; director of midway and privileges, Michael OHalloran; directors, Lewis McLaugh- lin, B. P. Cooley, c. B. Pinney, R. H. Fisk, c. F. Beckwith, finders Jacobsen, Michael O'Halloran, R. H. Valentine, A. c. Park, R. M. Fisk, F. G. Sanford, Fred Wildey, c. H.. Meyers, G. L. Dennis, D. D. Mitchell, A. J. Needham; Committees w. II. Hall, A. l. Mitchell, c. R. Pinney. F. H. Baker, F. G. Sanford; vaudeville c. R. Tschummi, Michael O'Halloran, R. H. Fisk; advertising, finders Jacobsen, C. H. Meyers, A. c. Park; censor, A. I. Mitchell, R. M. Fisk, c. B. Pinney; athletics, R. H. Valentine, D. D. Mitch ell, H. B. Pinney, Edward Green; pre- mium list, George Siswick, Lewis Mclaughlin, R. w. Smith; grounds and buildings, w. H. Hall, R. w. Smith, Lott O'Halloran. It was voted to have the fair this year on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, October, 12, 13, IA. The necessity of a cattle shed poultry buildings and additions to the horse barns and grand stand were discussed. It was voted to empower the grounds and building committee to make the improvements needed at cost of not more than $10,OOO.
 The difficulty of keeping the swind- ling games off the grounds was brought up. The officers last year