The Press., 1920-02-19

Independents to put lZ. During tn1S
 half a numt CT of unnecessary reces
 ses were called. They were simply a
 ruse through which a player might be
 given a chance to get back his l,reath ing and it showed a lack of sportsman
 ship on the part of the team that did it. The result of this game makes necessary the playing of a rubber game y'h:ch should be even more filled with interest, since the people lave had chance to see both teams in their best form and should be able to pick their favorite. The summary: s. H. s. Independents.
 Fitzpatrick If Pallanck Cummings, Baldwin If Levine Whitaker c Bernardo Pagan rg Dupre Cunningham lg Calchera
 Score, independents AZ, s. H. s. "A; goals from floor, Levine 7, Bernardo ,, Pollanck 4, Dupree 8, Calchera, Cunningham ', Fitzpatrick 2, Whit aker; goals from fouls, Pallanck 2, Cunningham g. Fitzpatrick; referee, Lettery; scorer, Sullivan; timer, Bur rel: time of halves, 20 minutes. West Stafford -Dr Scholl, Foot Expert, will be
 at w. J. Hanley's store from Feb. 26 to 2S.
 G. H. Rhodes spent the weekend
 with his friends in Boston.
 Miss Margaret Glover is visiting
 Mrs. Jack Farnum in Worcester.
 H. R. Wightman moved his goods
 from Stafford street to Mrs. SanfOrd's
 house last Tuesday,
 F. A. Lasbury has resigned the
 position of postmaster, his resignation
 to take effect at the departments earliest convenience.
 H. Ramsden, who is employed at Providence, R. l., has teen quite ill at the home of relatives at Williman- tic the past week. Mrs. Ramsden is there caring for him.
 NIr and Mrs. Roy J. Guyer, Storrs, Miss Stella Thompson of ChicOpee and Herbert Phillips of Springfield, were weekend guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Phillips.
 There will te a lecture at Memo rial hall Tuesday evening March 2nd
 by Bessie G. Whiting of Boston, who
 will read Daddy Longlegs,' under
 the auspices of the Free Lecture
 course No children will be allowed
 admission unless accompanied by pa
 rents. or some one to see that order
 is maintained.
 At the Baptist parsonage last Thursday evening a reception was given in honor of Miss Mabel Colburn the church organist. At this recep- ton Miss Colburn was showered with many cautiful and useful presents
 ecause it had teen learned that she is soon to take her departure from Stafford to make her future home in Dover, New Hampshire. Miss Col burn has been very faithful as church Organist for some years now, and will Ee missed, not only by her immediate family, ut Ey host of friends in the church and community. In spite of the weather conditions which were very severe, the reception was well attended, and every one seemed to enjoy the evening.
 StaffOrdyille
 MT. and Mrs. Vim. Ryder of Jeffer- son, Mass, were the guests of MT. and Mrs Fred Smith a few days last week and over Sunday.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballou, who has been with her daughters for number of weeks, returned to her home in Hamp- den Mass, last week Wednesday after nOOn
 William Ferry, who has been spend- ing the winter with MT. and Mrs. Edward Hayes, in Springfield, Mass, was home over Sunday and returned to Springfield on Monday 
 Mrs. Etta Durham was called to Ellington last Saturday by the illness of two of her grandchildren, who are ill with scarlet fever, at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs c. J. Clark A surprise party was given to George Belcher, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Belcher, last week Wednesday evening in honor of his twentieth and music and games were enjoyed by all. number of fine gifts were left in remembrance of the occasion. Last Sunday morning the pastor
 preached upon the Lords Prayer Ill | the Methodist church. Next Sunday | morning his subject will be The Secret of Success is Unity" Sunday | evening the Epworth League topic | will be Necessity and Value of Chris tian Education Leader: Mrs. Von Deck.
 It was with sorrow the many friends and acquaintances of Mrs. | ElizaI eth Gilthrop Schindler learned of her death last week Wednesday of
 pneumonia at her home in Bridgeport. She was a native of this place and was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. | Rotert Gilthrop. A number of friends from here attended the burial service | at St. Edward S cemetery at Stafford | Springs last Saturday.