The Press., 1921-01-13

roast pig dinner in the Springs Hous
 on Saturday evening.
 Miss Nellie Pagan of Hydeville spen
 the weekend at the home of Herman
 Reister on Benton street.
 ] Owing to the small number who at tended the night school here the pro i ject has keen discontinued.
 i Mrs. Nathaniel Rounds of Spring l field was weekend guest of hel
 mother, Mrs. F, J. Chandler.
 The many friends of Miss Alice DennistOn will be pleased to hear that
 she is even slightly improved at the Springfield hospital where she was
 taken in November:
 A system of indirect electric lighting is being installed in Memorial hall
 1t is hoped that it will be ready for use on Monday evening for the Cur rent Events club meeting.
 Mrs. F. F. Patten expects to attend the Continental Congress at Washing ton D. C., in April, as one of the representatives of Sabra Trumbull chapter D. A. R. of Rockville.
 Miss E. s. Brown formerly of Staff ford Springs, who has been elected to the legislature from Naugatuck, has been appointed on the humane insti- tutions and federal rights committees
 Rockville high school basketball team will play the local high school five in the second game of the high school league in the Y. M. c. hall on next Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. On Tuesday afternoon the high school five, will play the Monson academy five, in Monson
 In the club rooms of the A. o. H. society this evening, Miss Nellie T.. MatheT, county president of- the L. A. A. o. H., will install the local officers for the new year. She will he accom- panied Ky her staff and several mem bers of the Rockville order. There will be social party after the meet ing.
 Preparations are complete for the climax of the Business Mems pool tournament in the dinner at the Springs House this evening at eight o'clock An unusual menu has been in he process of preparation during the 'Feek and the participants are assured of first class evenings entertain ment. Q
 The American Legion hockey team have accepted a challenge from the local All-Star aggregation of hockey players for a game on Warren's pond on, Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. There is some good material on both >eau1s and @ very lively game is ex- pected The Legion team will proba- I ly contain the following players: George Wise, Jack Dupre, D. D. Mitch 2ll, R. H. Valentine, M. Argenta and D. Greene. The All-Star lineup is as blows: B. Greene, B. PQllanck, c. Clark, M. Calchera, J. Scussell, B. Trenier and w. Argenta.
 For years the residents of West Stafford and Orcuttville lead ky the prominent citizens of 10th villages Iaye enGeavored to induce the cleo
 iclightfng company to extend their guIlic utility and resident service to | lie streets of the two villages. All 2ffcrts up to the present have been unsuccessful. A petition has been pre- Sensed to the Rockville & Willimantic | company containing the names of | Iser fifty residents of the districts. ! The present effort Bears all the signs | If success and it is believed that the | Ig1ts will finally make their appear .nce in both West Stafford and Orcutt- lille.
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 : The Girls Sewing club will meet with Miss Helen Anderson on Monday .vening.
 William Barrett and Frederick Rob pson of South Manchester were | shssts over the weekend of Frederick l Hover
 Miss Inez Fredette has returned lOme from the Johnson Memorial los Dital, where she underwent an Upera- ion for appendicitis, fully recovered.
 Frederick Glover entertained eight I CT Trade school and Harry Webster md Thomas Dobson at supper last Friday evening.
 The Red Sox's of Rockville would ike to arrange game with any team n Stafford averaging 95-10O lbs. Suit .ble guarantee wanted. For games, Lddress Mgr. P. Zeigler, Ii Ward treet, Rockville, Telephone 35-5,
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet or work and election of officers next week Thursday afternoon and serve heir usual supper from to o'clock. Iostesses: Mrs. H. c. Thresher, Mrs. ohm Wightman, Mrs. Chas Chism.
 There will be a band concert and lance at Memorial hall tomorrow light. The concert will be given by he Phoenix Liberty hand from to g. orchestra will furnish the ! music for the dancing. There, will be few square dances for the benefit of he older people, providing they are present. in large enough numbers.
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 Miss Thomas of Boston visited her unt, Mrs. Vaill, at the home of Mrs. Gtta Durham, recently.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballou returned to her Iome in Hampden last Saturday, after ,isiting local relatives for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Bowden of Penn y1vania arrived in town last Sun lay and are visiting relatives in Iydeville
 Rev. J. M. Won Deck and daughter, Hiss Elizabeth Won Deck, were called 0 New York to attend the funeral of fir. Von Decks brother in law, the lrst of this week.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve heir usual supper in the Methodist hurch vestry Thursday evening. Iostesses: Mrs. Willis Belcher, Mrs. ohn Rishton and Mrs. Clarence White. .-**
 Under the direction of the Misses Gdna Rowe and Frances HOdgsen, eachers in the public schools, a night lass has been started. The class con- aims nearly twenty five students. 'welve of these are desirous of ob- aiming citizens papers. Six are learn ng to talk, read and write English. l blackboard and desks have been in tailed in the club rooms recently uilt and equipped by B. Schwanda & ons A considerable amount of pro- ress has already been made and an 1creasing number of attendants tes- fly as to the popularity of the school. A very pretty home wedding took Iaco at fho h0unn 0f Mir and Mrs \