The Press., 1921-02-17
HOME NEWS
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Francis Luce was home from Bos ton for the weekend.
 Michael Wong left yesterday for visit at the home of his uncle in New London.
 Miss G. s. Beckwith left Tuesda! for a ten days visit with her ster Mrs. T. c. Tiffany of Yonkers, N. '.
 William D. Boyle, inspector fo' the New England Insurance exchange spent part of the week in Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Lane were visit ors in Worcester during the latter part of the week.
 A daughter. Carol Sayres, was Eorr Monday afternoon, to MT and Mrs. A B. Handy, at the Johnson Memorial hospital
 Miss Jenny Panciera has returned from a visit in Meriden and has re- stunned her employment with the Staf- ford Worsted Company.
 Stanley Chism. who recently was at the Johnson hospital for an oper- alton, is now at the home of his moth CT, Mrs. Lucy E. Chism, but is still confined to his bed. ~
 Mrs. George Bolieau fell on the ice in the rear of her home on Furnace avenue on last Saturday and broke heI arm just above the elbow. She is now resting comfortably.
 Friends of Bernard and Bernice Jacobsen, gathered at the home Oi their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Jacol sen, on Pro spect street, on Mon- day afternoon in honor of the seventh birthday of the little twin brothers Music games and refreshments com pleted an afternoon of enjoyment Id began the eighth year of the yoIE Z sters.
 Alfredo Pochine and Peter Canciani have formed a partnership and will run a mason and contracting business. They are 10th masons of merit having worked in town for number of years. Their new enterprise is to embrace all lines of masonry. Specialties such as asbestos lining and fancy stueco work is to te their chief line Of work
 The "Children's Party" given by the Current Events club Saturday aft ernoon was a very pleasant occasion. The little folks seemed to well enjoy the good things planned for them, and, assisted by some of the older oys and girls, gave in return short play, ''Elsie's Dream" Games were played and ice cream and small cakes served.
 At a joint committee meeting held last. Monday night arrangements were made to hold an old fashioned tox social for the members of Iona coun- ell degree of Pocohontas and Oneco tribe I. O. R. M. at Red Mems hall Friday evening, February 18th. The principals of a box social will be fully explained by the committee in charge at the regular meeting of Oneco tribe at Red Mems hall tonight. and at the regular meeting of Iona Council Degree of Pocohontas next Tuesday evening. The committee are making plans for future get together socials on dates to be announced later.
 LiOn& Sal ourin is confined to his home on Wilmington avenue as the result of a broken collar bone. While sliding on the Moore hill Sunday aft ernoon he turned around on his sled to ascertain just how far ahead of the other youngsters he was and in turn ing changed the course of his sled so as to collide with a telephone pole. Lionel. who is ten years old, not knowing that he had broken any bones, went home, but upon reaching his house collapsed and upon reviving complained of a pain in his shoulder. The bong was found to be broken and was set Lionel is now taking an en- forced vacation from his studies at the parochial school.