The Press., 1921-07-07

I0dLluS I10 W0SI 0uuuS1u GStul HI loosely played game by score of to 2. Fast infield work by Huden featured the game. On the afternoon of the Fourth, the P and R. tean journeyed to West -Suffie1d, and agair defeated the same team, in a one sided contest of 13 to A. The heavy stick work ky the local team prOvet too much for the Suffield pischers The main feature of the game was the heavy hitting and base running o Loughheed. Connors and McQuade were the battery for 10th games anc were never in trouble in disposing O1 the opposing batters. Next Sunday the team will journey to SOmersville, tC meet their old rivals of last season This will be the only Sunday game played out of town. Following are some of the fast Semi-Pro. teams se- cured by the manager to play on Hyde Park, Hydeville, during August and September. Polish Amer. team Of Springfield, Brooksides of Springfield Choc Miner team of Springfield, Ben Hurs of Hartford, and Independents of Three Rivers, also Somersville, on Hyde Park, July "A.
 Owing to the facts that there have been complaints in regard to the man. ner in which this post office has been conducted in the past, I wish the CO., operation of all the patrons, especially those who have children.
 Leroy H. Bates, postmaster. StaffOrdville.
 George Moore visited relatives in Springfield recently.
 Mrs. Myrtle Ryder of Jefferson, Mass, is home for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Lima Booth visited friends in Monson over Sunday and the Fourth.
 Arthur Chandler and Ernest Bel cher of New Britain were home over the 4th.
 Miss Angie Gillingham of New York was the guest of Mrs. Frank Belcher over the 4th.
 If it storms the ice cream sale will be held in the M. B. vestry instead ot on the lawn.
 Mrs. Arthur BOswOrth, Miss Flor ence White and Charles Klecak spent the 4th in Hartford.
 Mrs. Fred Smith was taken to the Johnson hospital for an operation for gall stones last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Smith of Hart ford were the guests of his father Fred Smith, over the Fourth.
 Misses Anna Gillingham and Angie Gillingham of New York are guests of Mrs. c. Gillingham this week. Miss Ruth Bosworth is with her grandmother, Mrs. F. H. BallOu in Hampden, Mass, for few weeks.
 Miss Carol C.. Horr of Jamaica, N Y.,: spent the weekend as the guest ot Miss Bertha Denis, of Stafford Village
 Elmer and Peter Lock were with their uncle Robert Walker, in Rock vile for the weekend and over the Fourth.
 MT. and Mrs. John RishtOn visited their daughter, Mrs. Harold Tallman of Hartford over Sunday. and the Fourth.
 2 MT. and Mrs. George Gibson of Col burn Hill are receiving cOngratula- .tions on a birth of a daughter, on July 1st.
 Mrs. Edith Mathews is visiting her cousins MT. and Mrs. F. G. Hulett and family in East LOngmeadOw, Mass. this week.
 MT. and Mas o. T. Hulett were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. F. M Smith, in West BroOkfield, Mass, over Sunday and the Fourth.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Phelps en tertained for the Fourth MT. and Mrs Luke Shields of Monson, and Mrs Jane Pagan and family of Hydeville.
 Misses Arlene Hanna, Bertha an( Irene Belcher and Lillian Young O. Hartford were the guests over Sunday and the Fourth of MT. and Mrs. w. B Belcher.
 Martin Sparrow, MT. and Mrs. c. w White and son, Edgar, MT. and Mrs Martin Brown and daughter, Bessie are spending a few days outing O1 Long Island , N. Y.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold { 8 to 10 o'clock on the Methodist lawn The orchestra will furnish music. Lct cream will be on sale.
 MT. and Mrs. George Miller, Mrs Edith Mathews, Mrs. Herbert BOs worth and daughter, Ruth, were tn guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank BallOl and family in Hampden, Mass, for tn Fourth.
 The sacrament of the Lords suppe will be administered in the COngrega tiOnal church next Sunday morning The Epworth League will hold thei devotional service Sunday evening Topic, Living Close to Christ" Lead CT: Mrs. J. M. VOnDeck. MT. and Mrs. Martin Brown an daughter, Bessie, Martin Sparrow, MI and Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. Whit man Green and Mrs. James Swift cal ed at MT. and Mrs. Frank BallOu's i | Hampden, Mass, last Monday, makin | the trip in their automobiles.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Phelps an family of Rockville, MT. and MT: Charles Stahl of Hyde Park, Mass ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Woods an little son of Buffalo, N. Y., William 1 Phelps of Worcester and GeOrg Moore of this place were the guests ( MT. and Mrs. Edwin Phelps over tn 1 4th.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West of Spring | field, MT. and Mrs. A. Wood and so of. Detroit, MT. and Mrs. H. West an two sons of West Somerville, MT. an Mrs. John Burns, MT. and Mrs. | Bailey and two daughters, MT. an Mrs. .HerLer West and son and Waite Irving of Philadelphia all spent til Fourth with Philo West.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Larges and fan fly, MT. and Mrs. Everett Clark an family of North Brookfeld, Mass, M and Mrs. J. w. Erickson and lit
 daughter, Millicent, Miss CatheriI Silk of Chicopee Falls, MT. and MT B. J. Roberts of Springfield and MT Henry Larges of Hydeville were u
 guests of Mrs. Helen Larges over tl
 4th..
 HOLLAND
 Howard Ayers is the guest of h
 brother, Orris Ayers, of Worcester.
 Mrs. Charles H. Sterry has return
 from a weeks visit in Schnectady,