The Press., 1921-03-24
John T. Lee spent part of the week

John II. Lee spent part of the Weel
 in Norwich on business trip The public library will close all day
 tomorrow in observance of Good Fri
 day.
 l James Buckley, of the Lee & Buck
 ley Co, spent the weekend in Nor wich.
 Frank Daniels of Whiting, Vermont
 is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
 Johnson.
 Burt Fisher has purchased a new
 Ford touring car from the Hudson
 Garage Co
 Walter Greaves is back at his mar ket after being ill at his home on Grant avenue.
 David Shepherd of Springfield spent Sunday at the home of his parents on Prospect street.
 Mrs. James Daley spent Sunday vis- ting. at the home of her mother in South Windham E. ....
 Paul Andrelsky has purchased the middle house on Corcoran avenue from Benjamin Campo
 Miss Isabelle Campo of Clinton, Mass, spent Sunday in town visiting relatives and friends here. 4--~.-
 Thomas Moran has purchased a new Studebaker automobile from the Francis Fitzpatrick agency.
 This weeks Razzle Dazzle at the bowling alleys was won ty H. Pinney and J. Cote, with a score of 228. E Miss Anna Cunningham of West Hartford was a weekend visitor at the Cunningham home on Main street
 Samuel Katzowitz & Co.,, have pur- chased new five-passenger Buick touring car from the Hudson garage.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Cemetery association will be held at the library building next Mon day evening at 7.30.
 Samuel Katzowitz, of the firm of Katzowitz & Kuslansky, spent the first part of the week in New York and Boston on a business trip.
 Bert Needham spent part of last week. in Hartford purchasing horses. They are now for sale at the barns in the rear of the Springs House.
 Michael Kmetz, ST., has sold his business interest in the meat and y William B. Cialfi of East Hartford
 Misses Bart ara Chapin, Edith Ton on and Florina Tonon of Simmons col lege are spending ten days vacation at their respective homes in the tor ough.
 On Tuesday evening in the Para mount theater special vaudeville act was presented by Guys minstrels A large crowd witnessed the perform ance and were well pleased
 Everett Perkins underwent an op- eration for appendicitis at the John son hospital on Monday of this week. He is now resting comfortably and well on his way to recovery.
 A supper will be given at the Con chapel next Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock Hostesses: Mrs. e. F. Bard, Mrs A. B. Shepherd, Mrs. Henry Roehm, Mrs. Fl. E. BurweIl.
 A meeting in the interest of the baseball team will be held tomorrow evening in Redmen's haIi. Every per- son with any interest in the Stafford baseball situation is invited to attend at seven-thirty o'clock
 St Edwards church notes-HoIy Week services as usual morning and at z Easter services will consist. of three masses, two at St. one at St. Joseph's. Assist ant Priest will officiate at St. Ed wards at 8.15 and 1915. High mass sung by children only, directed by Bernard L. Mullins. Pastor attends at 9.
 Two auto loads of local Knights of driven ty Henry Taylor and Wilfred Sabourin, attended working of the third degree on Sun day in Taftville. The third degree advertised to Ie held in Monson on last Sunday was found to be scheduled for Sunday, April 17, by local grand knight, William Williams, of Stafford council.
 Peter Speer is the owner of tug that was found during the excavating in connection with building the recent addition on his Main street property. The receptacle is relic of the wet days when Ted Grady was the owner of the present Speer property. Many and varied are the offers that MT. Speer is receiving for the earthern container unopened. Although the Jug sounds empty MT. Speer is still to part with it.
 A fire in the Hyde Park woods near Holland avenue, attributed to- lighted cigarette carelessly thrown away, considerable excitement in the vicinity on last Thursday morning about 113O. The fire department an- sWered an alarm with nearly a full quota of members present. The pine woods in the park are one of it's most assets and fully the prettiest part of the reserve. People using the park should exercise caution and al- ways make sure that matches and other lights are always extinguished cefore being cast aside.
 Grace church notes-First service Easter Sunday will be at 7.30 o'clock. Celebration of holy communion. At ten o'clock, prayer. At 1O3O ceIebra- ton of holy communion, Easter mu- sic and sermon appropriate to the day. At four o'clock in the afternoon, ser vice for children especially, but not exclusively. Hymns for the principal service of the day at ten thirty will te: First No. 112, And Jesus Christ has Risen today" others to te sung are hymns number 118, 121, no. At the afternoon service for children, flowers will be given out and the children will bring their lenten mite oxes.
 WELLINGTON.
 Mrs. G. V. Smith and Miss Pauline 5halker are planning to spend Easter n Springfield, Mass, with friends.
 There will be dance at the Bohe- nian hall in Daleyille next Saturday evening. Music by Klecak's orches