The Press., 1921-05-19

Steven Foley visited friends in Jewett city over Sunday.
 Miss Celia Holt has given a victrola for the use of the schools outside the borough.
 Regular cOmmunition of Ionic lodge A. F. and A. M, next Tuesday evening" Work M. M. degree.
 Mir and Mrs. H. Ramsden spent Sunday in Willimantic and found her sister, Mrs. Lee somewhat improved.
 The game scheduled for yesterday afternoon between the high school nine and Enfield team will be played on Hyde Park this afternoon.
 The father and son banquet, under the direction of the County Y. M. c. A., will te held here on next week Friday evening at the Methodist church.
 Mrs. Anthony Adams and daughter, Miss Wilhelmina left on Sunday for Montreal, Canada, where they will re- main until the first part of June.
 Italian, Slavish, and Polish mem bers of St. Edwards parish will be attended by a priest speaking their own language on next Monday after noon and evening and Tuesday after noon.
 George Wood, who has been in the Hartford hospital for the past four i weeks hopes to be at home by Memo rial day. The injury to the patelIa is improving sufficiently to have part of the case removed.
 All things work together for good to them that love God" This state ment of St. Paul's will be challenged at the Methodist church prayer meet ing tonight. The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on How Rich are You" and in the evening on Resolutions versus Resolution"
 Mrs. Henry flanagan died at he1 home on West Main street on Wednes. day morning. Death is attril uted tc cancer. She is survived by her hus- band, Henry flanagan, and a daughter Mrs. Edward St. Clare, and son, Wal 1 ter flanagan. Funeral services will ! be held in St. Edwards church on Friday morning at nine o'clock. A decision has been rendered by Judge w. H. Heald in the case of Gil bert A. Wagner against John T. Kealy, heard in the borough court on April g. The judgement awards $50 to the plaintiff. Wagner brought suit against Kealy to recover $84.2O for repairing the latter'S automobile. In his answer Kealy filed a counter claim for damages. The decision was reserved at the time of the hearing
 Mrs. c. B. Pinney, Mrs. G P. Bard, Miss Edith Cushman, Miss Anna Mil Ter and Mrs. R. L. Quinley, attended the meetings of the Womens club at 1 Willimantic Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis A Baker of New York, who was to have spoken on the work of the Red Cross was unable to attend because of ill ness. Ja.n2S Jtfers gave an excellent address on the work of the society anC the duty of every individual in its support.
 Under the heading of Darn Coco Stuff" a local quartet of famous enter. tainers are scheduled to perform this evening in St. Edwards hall in the interest of Stafford's baseball associa. tiOn. Tomorrow evening the young ladies of the Methodist church vii provide entertainment On Saturday night there will be dancing and draw. ing of prizes. LaZZerin's orchestra will l furnish music for dancing tonight and Woods orchestra tomorrow night Eldridges orchestra Saturday night.
 At meeting of the high school bas. ket ball team held Tuesday afternoon Ralph Baldwin was elected captain and Harold Towne manager of next seasons team. When the referees whistle calls out the team next winter Pagan, Fletcher, Ed. Towne and Schreier will not be there to answer it, for they will receive their diplo- mas next month. The school regrets the loss of these sterling upholders of their reputation upon the chalked court. For the work of each of these men helped to make this years team a success and they will all be missed next year.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Gordon Downs is i'll with pleu- risy.
 w. D. Graves & Son have purchased new G. M. c. truck.
 A daughter was born last week to MT. and Mrs. Edward Green.
 William Sullivan has moved his saw mill onto the Louis Demar's lot.
 There will be a dance at Sturte- wants hall on Saturday evening.
 Herbert T. Holmes of Rockville is staying at the home of his sister, Mrs F. z. Fairfield.
 William Bennett has rented the Lu- cius ALOrn farm at Crystal Lake, and l will rnnNn Innnn Hrf