The Press., 1921-01-06

John O'Brien has been visiting friends in Coventry for the- last few
 days.
 The Italian band will give concert
 and dance at St. Edwards hall lthe
 29th of this month.
 The Woman's Missionary society of
 the Congregational church will meet
 with Mrs. Rees on Tuesday at 3 p. m.
 Mrs. William McCulloch is conval- escing at the Springfield hospital where she had an operation last Thursday.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Agricultural society will be held at the Business Mems club rpext Tuesday at p. m.
 Mrs. L. ". Zelz of Norwich, with her daughter. Alma. visited at the home of her son Leo w. ZelZ, on Grant avenue during the latter part of last week. .,T
 The Cyril Johnson and Rhode Island mills did not start running in full on Monday No time has as yet been an- nounced for the resuming full opera tions. -
 Members of the Business Mems club. who played in the pool tourna- ment that determined the supremacy of James Sheppard's team over A. I. Mitchell's team, have been warned and notified that the final and most en- joyable part of the contest, the supper, will take place in the Springs House next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 At the annual meeting of the Staff ford Business Mems club the board of officers were reelected to serve the new year. The officers are: Presi- dent, T. F. Mullen; vice-presidents Walter Scott and Dr. J. P. Hanley; secretary and treasurer, Bernard l.. Mullins. Thirty seven members were added during the past year.
 The club is in a flourishing condi- ton with a large membership and we'll equipped quarters.
 At a meeting of the borough bur gesses on Tuesday evening, commit tees were appointed as follows. on highways and sewers, A. w. Kings bury and A. D. Bernardo; police and fire department, c. B. Tschummi and T. F. Mullen; lights and water, John Quinn and D. D. Mitchell. J. M Leach was reappointed road commits sioner, Thomas Hayes chief of police, M. D. O'Connell borough counsel, George L. Dennis and George J. Gary, haywards. Wood inspectors were named as follows: B. T. Eaton, Thomas Hayes, Embert Curtis, George J. Frazer, Lott O'Halloran, Hannibal Alden, c. E. Butterfield, T. F. Matti- son and c. H. Moore Special police men, Henry Grundy, l. B. Reynolds, Frank Mason, John Hancock, Fred Wormsted and George Bertrand.
 Baker chapter, 0. E. S.. held meet ing on Monday evening in Masonic hall. Past Patron Harry Rhoem, with the assistance of the installing Mrs Jennie Jacobsen, in- stalled the following officers: Worthy Mrs. Ruth Gary; worthy pa tron, William H. HeaId; associate matron, Mrs. Mary Shephard; con luctor, Mrs. Gertrude Fisk; assistant l conductor. Miss Lottie Shephard; l treasurer, Miss Alice Abel; chaplain, | Mrs. Emily Burdick; marshal, Mrs. 1 E1A&LIS 6u&pQSEQe a4&A1l<ky 4N1TH-s8 AxGJIbS | Q. Brigham; Esther, Mrs. Jennie | xaddy: Martha, Mrs Gundy Jacobsen; 1Eecta, Miss Wilhe1mena Adams pianist, Miss Vera Kaddys, warden, K Hiss Mary Smith; sentinel, H. c. Holt. Refreshments and dancing followed he business meeting
 West Stafford
 There will be dance at Sturte- ants hall on Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Walter Blair and three chil- lren, Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth and laughter, of southbridge, Mass. were Jew Years guests of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Blair. Mrs Butterworth will oe remembered here as Miss Mahel | Porter.
 Mrs. Spencer Bradway and three | children were the guests in the home of her brother, A. M. Graves, in last week. Miss Elinor l Graves has returned to the New En- gland Sanatorium at Melrose, Mass, after spending two weeks at, home. She is making excellent progress and has been elected Eice-president of her class.
 B Stafford.
 Regular meeting of WOlcott chapter, 0. E. S., next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.