The Press., 1921-11-17

Friends of Mrs, Ellora Mix Hol1ister will be interested to learn that her l husI and, w. o. Hollister has been elected Mayor of Kent, Ohio. The manufacturers are leading the ] bowling league now in progress at 1 the local bowling alleys. The team 1 is composed of some old time bowlers ] who are coming back after being away 1 from the game for number of years. | The weeks results to last night are as follows: Manufacturers 8, R. I. w. 0; Merchants 2, Clerks 1; JohnsOn's 1 2, Warren1. The highest single string, H. B. Pinney 113; highest strings, c. B. Pinney 323.
 | The "Kacey' basketball team is 1 fast rounding in to form, they are working out weekly at the Y. M. c. hall. The opening game of the season l comes November 25 when they jour- ney over to Broad Brook to play the town team of that place. A long sched- ule is being made out with some of 1 the fastest fives in Massachusetts and Connecticut so the local Knights" are in for busy winter. The team will be equipped with new uniforms furnished by the local council.
 West Stafford Herhert Holmes of Rockville spent the Weekend with his sister, Mrs F. z. Fairfield.
 Mrs. Eugene Neff of Rockville has l cen spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. George EIlithorpe.
 Next Sunday morning at 1O.45 at the local church Mrs. Ralph Gold will speak about her work for the Chinese women at Foochow. Byron Lawrence, who broke two bones in his foot about five weeks ago, is now at his home and the doctors see no reason why his foot should not be as good as the other in time. Stafford Mrs. Etta Webster and daughter, Alice, spent the weekend at Merrows. Mrs, Carrie Hassett of Bellville, N. j.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nella Weston.
 There will be no meeting of Wolcott 1 chapter o. E. S., next week Thursday evening.
 Miss Rachel Glover is the guest this | week of her cousin, Mrs. John A. Far mum, in Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Anna Findersen went to her home in Concord Mass, Saturday for | all extended visit because of ill health Last Friday evening several of the | village k0ys showed their patriotic ! spirit by serenading each of the ex- soldiers.
 ! Mrs. H. E. Pinney and daughter have l returned from few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry Thompson, in ! Hartford.
 The Grange will hold a social and l dance on Thanksgiving night, in Mem Orial hall. Admission for gentlemen 75 cents per couple. Ladies alone 25 cents. Woods orchestra will furnish \ music.
 Tn lecture America at the Cross Roads, will be given on Monday even ing at Memorial hall by Dr. Charles A. Eaton of New York. pr. Eaton is an author of note and an orator of extra ordinary ability. Admission free. ! Children under fourteen not admitted
 At the meeting of the Grange last | Tuesday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: ! M., J. M. Larned; O., J. P. Brown; S., F. A. Lasbury; AS, J. w. Robinson; chap.,> Dr. I. P. Booth; treas, Mabel Booth; sec, Isadore Durham; G. K, Paul Booth; C., Alice Webster; F., Anna Findeisen; F., Alice Dimmick; L. A. S., Maud Furness; L., Dr. c. H. Puffer; pianist, Janet Quay.
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 The Pearl Button Workers will hold a dance on Friday evening.
 Mrs. Ellery M. Chamberlain, who has been i'll, is convalescing
 Charles Cowles of Wilmington visited old acquaintances over Sunday ~-.
 Miss Irene Belcher visited friends in Willimantic over Armistice day
 James Wood of Stafford Springs was the guest of Philo West recently.
 Miss Arlene Hanna of Hartford was home over Armistice day and Sunday.
 Miss Bertha Belcher of Hartford, was home over Armistice day and l Sunday.
 Mrs. Lima Booth, who has been visit l ing relatives in Springfield for few ! weeks, has returned home
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Tallman of l Hartford were the guests of her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Rishton, over Sunday.
 The fair and entertainment held in ! the Congregational vestry last Thurs day evening was a success in every way. The play was greatly enjoyed | hy all that attended.
 l. The special meetings held in the | Methodist church each evening this week are greatly enjoyed and very helpful. Rev. Fl. H. Crawford is an interesting preacher.
 MT. and Mrs. B. G. Phelps gave a party last Tuesday evening to a few young friends of their son, Merl, in honor of his 18th birthday. Refresh ments were served and the general good time was enjoyed by all. A good number of gifts were left for the oc- | caSiOn.