The Press., 1920-09-02
w. R. c. meeting Friday evening

Miss Selena Marcell is spending this ! week on a vacation in Pittsfield, Mass
 Peter Constantine and Joseph Tal-
 amini have purchased the property on
 Church street owned by the Misses | O'Shea.
 1 Miss Fanny White of Amherst has
 been a guest of Mrs. Henry Newton at the home of the latter's brother, J. M. Leach.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Fred Mullen, Miss | Ruth Mullen and Miss Ella Foster | have returned from their annual va { cation to Bridgeton Me. Mrs. M. A.. Harris is to return in two weeks. Owing to the increase in the num- Der of small pOX cases throughout the country the State Board of Education ! and the State Board of Health are urging that school children be vaccin- ] ated.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Newton have teen entertaining at their summer 1 camp at Crystal Lake, her brother and family, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Bennett and Elizabeth and Robert of Newtonville. Mass.
 R. H. Small of New London, who formerly lived in the borough, recent ly was unfortunate in being hit in the was injured to such an extent that it was necessary to remove it. His many friends here sympathize with him and are glad to hear that he is getting along we'll and is now able to | read a little.
 Had not the time allowance inter | fered Sundays ball game would have l been another extra inning affair. The game was called at the end of the l ninth inning with the score two and l two. Owing to the showers early in l the afternoon the game was late in | starting and when six o'clock, the hour after which it is forbidden to l play baseball on Sunday, came around the game had to be called. Except for the fact that it moved rather slowly it was good game. Two hits, an error and two stolen bases in the | first inning enabled the American Le- | zion team to make it's first run. By
 a somewhat similar means, two hits l and one error this time, they made 1 their second run in the sixth inning. Stafford was blanked up till the fourth
 inning when the team made two runs, 1 their only ones of~the game. Gilman, first up, got to first on a clean hit
 He was followed by Mack who drove
 the ball far out into right field for a
 good two-base clout. He intended to
 stop at second and Gilman expected
 to halt at third but a slow relay by
 way of second base and a bad throw
 to home enabled both of them to
 score. In the ninth inning it looked as
 though Stafford would surely score
 Madsen was sent to the plate in place of Webber and got first on hit. Fo2
 who came up next also hit safely
 While Tonoly was being put out al first on grounder to the first base
 man, both of these men advanced { ! sack. Everything was set for the
 winning score if only some one would
 make a hit. Pallanck sent out his
 best WallOp of the game but the righ fielder got under it, making two out
 Chances seemed slim. But then Dick
 ey, who had previously made two gooG
 hits, came to bat and things began tC
 look rosy again. But luck failed hin and he sent an easy bounder to the second baseman for final put out al
 first. Stafford had played this tean ! a few weeks previous on the Hyde
 Park diamond and defeated it, to
 Since then the legion boys must have
 improved greatly or else the diamonds
 make big difference. The Score: