The Press., 1921-02-24

1 Mir. and Mrs. George Siswick have returned home after spending 8 few ldays in Boston.
 I David Shepherd of Springfield spent
 Sunday and the holiday with his pa
 rents on Prospect street.
 | Thomas Burke and Miss Marguerite
 DaVie of New York have returned
 after visiting with MT. and Mrs. R. H.
 Valentine.
 There will be a dance Saturday evening at the Italian club hall. Lag
 Zerin's ten piece orchestra will fur
 nish music.
 MT. and Mrs. Alden Palmer of New
 Haven have returned after visiting
 with Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Moore. Mrs.
 Moore accompanied them for a short
 visit
 The monthly union service of Meth
 odist and Congregational churches
 will be held in the Methodist church
 on Sunday evening and Rev. L. Rees
 will preach.
 The Amalgated Textile Workers of
 America will hold an open meeting in
 Society hall, on Sunday at 3 D. m.
 with an address by Mrs. Aurelia Le-
 beau in French and English.
 Many friends of little Miss Anna May Young gathered at her home last
 Saturday evening in honor of her birthday. Each guest brought a re- membrance and some carried their musical instruments. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all who at- tended. , Owing to weather conditions on Sunday the Knights of Columbus were unable to confer the second degree on the waiting class of candidates. The degree will be conferred on next Sun day afternoon at p. m. at Red Mems hall. There are nineteen candidates to take the second degree and a good attendance is desired.
 The trolley cars are not running clear through to the end of the line but are stopping at Church street. The tracks on Main street are set flush with the road bed and are frozen with ice and snow. The danger of leaving the rails and the time usually spent in going through Main street is saved ty the cars stopping at the head of Main street.
 The asket l. all game between Staf- ford high and Rockville that Las been so often postponed is finally arranged for this afternoon in Rockville. Many of the scholars are planning to attend the game and encourage the team in an effort to defeat the Rockville team. The usual lineup will probably start the game including; Baldwin, Fletch- CT, Pagan, Schreier and Towne.
 There will te a social gathering of the members of the main school and home department of the Methodist Sunday school in the church vestry on Friday evening. There will be pro- gram furnished by the several classes in the school and refreshments. The social will Legin at 7.3O o'clock. The committee in charge is: Mrs. Willis Reed, Mrs. Oscar Aldrich and Miss Marion Lee.
 On Tuesday evening a supper was served at the Congregational church in commemoration of Washington's Following the supper a play entitled, "The Truth for a Day." was pleasingly presented by the Mis- ses, Helen Chapin, Barbara Brown, Harriet Wildey, Elizabeth Pinney and Harriet Wildey, Elizabeth Pinney, Ruth Burwell and Ruth Mullen Many old fashioned costumes were worn and George and Martha Wash ngton" were among the large num- Der of guests present
 There will be supper and enter ainment at the Methodist church next ! Wednesday,. Supper served at ! o'clock, followed by an entertainment ! It 7.45, when Miss Church and Miss aeeney of Rockville will give a toy md girl colonial sketch Both Miss ! Church and Miss Keeney have appear sd before large audiences of Stafford people who will undoubtedly appre- | ctate the opportunity of again hearing ,hese pleasing entertainers. Supper | and entertainment 35 cents. Enter ! ,ainment alone, IS cents.
 The committee in charge have plans to welcome a large number | 1f the members of Iona Council, De- gree of POcOhontas, and Oneco Tribe, | L. 0. R. M., at the box social to be ! held in Redman hall tomorrow night 1 Each lady attending is required to bring box of food with her name inside the box. The boxes will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, with only gentlemen being allowed to bid. The name of the lady as found inside the box will determine the couple to- attend the supper together that is to te served during the even ing. No penny Lids will be accepted and no gentleman will be allowed to buy more than one box Miss Cecilia Fregeau will furnish music.