The Press., 1921-11-10

| suitable ante-rooms. There would re- main one unassigned room about 23X 33 feet, which would provide for fu- ture needs and could be put to such use as the town might designate. On the second floor would be hall capa- ble of seating on main floor 670 people with ample exits at both ends. There would be stage 2OX57, with suitable dressing rooms and at the front of the building, two good sized ante rooms on either side of main stairway. The space above these rooms could be made either into gallery or two ad- ditional rooms
 l We realize the difficulty of pleasing all in a task of this nature, but feeling that the wishes of the giver of this splendid gift to Stafford should be closely followed we present for your consideration these plans as briefly outlined.
 Respectfully submitted, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN,
 VIM. R. TREBLE, | CHARLES B. PENNEY. It was unanimously voted to accept the plans and to continue the same committee as a building committee to, carry out the general plans, with power to make slight changes where ! they thought best. c. B. Pinney asked to be left off from the building com mittee and the other two members of the committee were given power to fill the vacancy. It was voted to authorize the selectmen to accept the offer of the Central Vermont Railway Co.,, to give a long time lease at normal price of a 12 feet wide strip of land on the south side of the lot. This strip of land can be grassed over and will add much to the appearance of the building and prevent any building or obstruction near that side of the building. A motion that the select men provide a room in the new build ing for Strazza post, American Legion, at a minimum price of the cost of heating, lighting and janitOr was laid on the table.
 The banks and town clerks office will be closed tomorrow.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music | for a dance at StaffOrdville on Thurs day evening and at Wales Hotel Sat urday evening.
 Work by the Connecticut Ice Com pany on their new State Line Ice house is progressing rapidly. W. D. Greaves & Son have the contract.
 The citizens caucus for the purpose of nominating officers for the borough election, to be held on Monday, De- cember 18th, will be held at borough hall on Friday evening, the 18th, at 8 o'clock.
 The marriage of Clifford Sheppard, son of MT. and Mrs. James Sheppard of this town and Miss Gladys Coleman of Rockville took place at four o'clock lyesterday afternoon. A reception fol- lowed at the home of the bride.
 The subject of the pastors sermon at the Methodist church next Sunday morning will be What is Spirituality" :" In the evening there will be Union service in the Congregational church. l A representative of the Y. M. c. A. will give the address.
 The Stafford bowling league is | formed with nine teams in the fOrma- tion and the following schedule will be rolled next week: Monday, War rens vs. JOhnsons; Tuesday, R. I. w. vs. Mfgrs; Wednesday, Merchants vs. Clerks; Thursday, Independents vs. All Stars.
 Friday. having been declared hol- day by proclamation of the president, and authority granted by the post office department, the local post office | will observe holiday hours on that day. Windows will be open from 7 until II in the morning and from to in the afternoon. The R. F. D. car riers will not cover their routes.
 In the first basketball game of the season the Alumni team of s. H. s. de- feated the high school five by a score of 31 to 22. The school boys were considerably lighter than their Oppo- nents but they played consistently steady game throughout both periods. Sullivan was the high school star, while Cummings was the shining light of the Alumni five.
 The Stafford Gun club will hold a Turkey Shoot at their grounds on Saturday afternoon at 1.30. There are three events on the program for the afternoons shooting. The first is a handicap closed event of 100 birds, to members of the club with the first prize a turkey and End prize a shot gun. The second is open to anyone in the town of Stafford, with 50 birds flying and prizes of turkey and a flash light. The third event is wide open shoot at fifty birds with turkey and flashlight as prizes. The en- trance fee in each event is $1.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs Louis Amprimo last Thursday.
 It is positively essential that everyone taking part in the Red Cross pageant should be present at seven o'clock, next Wednesday evening, November 18th, al St. Edwards Hall. This is full rehears al and the directors urge all to attend.
 At the meeting last evening of Baker Chapter, Eastern Star, it was voted tc request all members to meet at Ioni ( hall, Sunday afternoon at 2.45 o'clock to march to Hyde Park for the dedica tory services in connection with Ar mistice day observance.
 There will be dance in St. Edward E hall on Friday evening, under the aus pices of Strazza post of the American Legion with mu sic by the Phoenix or. chestra. The first hour of the evening ! rom eight until nine o'clock will be de voted to patriotic concert in commemo ration of the spirit of ''Americanism.', ! West Stafford
 Rev. and Mrs. Fuller entertained over Sunday their niece, Miss Avery, of Hartford.
 The ladies of the church will serve their annual chicken pie dinner next Tuesday evening from 5.30 to o'clock. These dinners have always proved very popular.
 Stafford
 | We have full line of Christmas Cards, Seals, Tags, Enclosure Cards and Gummed Labels; also Christmas Ribbon which we will be very glad to