The Press., 1921-02-17

Regular meeting or w. IL. -C., Fr
 day evening at 7.30. v
 The Orcuttville mill resumed ope
 ations on Monday on full time. ss l Mrs. Ely Gledhill of Mystic was l visitor in town during the week.
 The Congregational parsonage, tell
 phone number has been changed I 173.
 The American Window Cleanin Company have suspended operation
 in this vicinity.
 Miss Ella B. Foster, who has bee with friends in Boston for a mont has returned home.
 Regular meeting of Ionic lodge, F. and A. M., next Tuesday evening g 7.30. Work: B. A. degree.
 The Jazz Orchestra is to accompan the Independent basketball team t Indian Orchard on Saturday night.
 On Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs. F. Mullen entertained a dinner part of friends at their home on Crow street.
 A party of young ladies enjoyed social time at the home of Miss Ade laide Harvey on Brown avenue las evening.
 On Sunday evening at the Congre gational church, Rev. l.. Rees will giv an address on George Washington an' his times.
 Mrs. H B. Mowry of Sterling is wis iting Mrs. G. P. Bard while repair are Icing made on her car by thu Hudson Garage Go.
 The Agora society of the high schoo met with its president, Miss Charlott' Beckwith, last evening. Mrs. Georg' Rumbelow spoke on Canada.
 John Sena of Newark, N. J., is re newing old acquaintances. in tow1 with view of improving his property on Main street in many ways.
 There will be an easy riding ma chine, or several of them going te Many are already planning to go seG the Independents play Indian Or chard, and others who wish to attend can probaly arrange for transporta tion by seeing Tom Mullins.
 The regular meeting of the Stafford Springs Delphian chapter will be he1G at the library next Monday evening at 7.3O. Subjects: Forerunners ot Shakespeare; Shakespeare.
 The meeting announced for last evening of, the ladies of St. Edwards E parish, in the interest of the Holland County Welfare society, was postpon- ed until Sunday after tenediction.
 Many local friends of Mrs. Regina Rabideau are attending her funeral in Providence this week Mrs. Rabideau lived in the Hollow before moving tC Providence, and previously in the Buck building on Main street in the borough.
 The game scheduled between the high school teams and Rockville fol tomorrow evening has been postponed by the Rockville management until some day next week, when they will be able to obtain the Rockville town hall to play in.
 Miss Catherine Muringham of Am sterdam, N. Y, who spent the later part of the week with her sister, Mrs William E. Hanley, returned to her home on Monday, accompanied ty her mother, Mrs. Thomas Muringham, who has been here for several weeks.
 On the evening of February 25th Myriad Retekah lodge will hold so- ciaI in the Odd Fellows hall. There will be dancing, whist, and other at fractions. The society has run sncn socials before and have succeeded to the satisfaction of all who attended.
 Mrs. Susan Gary celebrated her 81st at her home on High street on last Saturday. Friends and rela- lives gathered at her home and en- joyed a chicken pie dinner in honor of the occasion. Visitors from Filing ton and Rockville and this borough all Joined in wishing her continued good health It is interesting to note that Mrs. Gary has sister living in Essex, Mass, who will be 96 years old in August of this year. ..s,.
 Chief Hayes received the warrant on Saturday night for the arrest of Horace L. Hartley and with supernu- mary, John Hancock, journeyed to Westford, where Officer Barlow was taken into the party. Barlow served the warrant on Horace L. Hartley and turned the prisoner oyer to Chief Hayes, who drought him to the Springs and placed him in the GUS tody of Chief Crimmins of Palmer The prisoner was charged with non support of a wife and two children at a hearing in Palmer. and was accord ingly bound over to the next session of the high court under bonds of $500 which were furnished by the former employer of the man, George Buck, ot Palmer. -
 Town rivalry in the form of a bowling match was revived last Tues day when Stafford team met an aggre- gation from Rockville on the local alleys. Although the Stafford five were not in ther usual good trim they succeeded in defeating Rockville by a margin of 51 pins. An unusually large crowd watched and cheered the contestants. The return game is to be in Rockville next Friday evening Duck pins are to be used in Rockville and were used here for the match The score on Tuesday was as follows
 Stafford Total Madsen 80 93 1O3 276 Cote 84 104 1O3 291 Reynolds 81 99 93 273 Pinney 96 122 84 BOP Hansen 99 1O2 100 3O1
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 Rockville Total Mansel 83 95 Ill 289 82 89 1O3 274 Delucco 92 92 94 278 Smith 97 Ill 89 297 Cooley 80 83 91 254 \-1392 The prize this week at the alleys for the highest score was won by Hack Cote rolling with duck pins, score 101.