The Press., 1921-09-08
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| duties in the A &~P store.
 Miss Edith Wynings has accepted a position in the Lane Variety store. | There will be an interclass high school ball game at the Hyde Park grounds this afternoon.
 Regular communication of Ionic l lodge, A. F. and A. M., next Tuesday evening at 73O. Work: E. A. degree. The republicans will hold their eau GUS for the nomination of town officers at the borough hall tomorrow even ing at eight o'clock. Mir and Mrs. Arthur Schofield are receiving congratulations upon the tirth of a son, Robert Francis, in the Johnson hospital last Thursday. George Stevens and MT. and Mrs. Louis Stevens and daughter, Dorothy, spent the early part of the week in Boston and vicinity on an auto trip.
 James Shepherd, Jr., Clifton Shep- herd, John McLagan, Michael Roberts and James Buckley left Saturday for a trip to Montreal and returned Labor day.
 Silas Frank Clark of Brown avenue and Mrs. Julia Dudley were married at the Clark home on last Saturday evening. Rev. E. A. Legg officiating at the ceremony.
 The first work in connection with the new road near the Billings corner on the West Stafford road is in the construction of a bunk house on the Lusa lot adjacent to the highway.
 Judge w. H. Heald and Farley Pat ten write of the beauties of their trip enroute to Los Angeles, Cal. They went by the Canadian line and expect to be absent about month.
 Harold Pierce and John Hancock returned on Labor day from a three day automobile tour of Massachusetts, Vermont and New York states, visit | ing on the route all the principal cleo tric power stations.
 Miss Lillian FentOn is teaching at Buff Cap school. and staying at Ma than Wards home. The following guests were at N. O. Wards place for Lat or day: MT. and Mrs. Justus B. Dewitt of New Brunswick, N. J., MT. and Mrs. Steve DezsO, of Brooklyn, N. Y. M. Barry of New York City, MT and Mrs. T. w. Morrall of Hartford I and Harry N. Ward of Mt. KiscO, New York
 In the golf matches for the captains cup the past week, in the first division H. B. Pinney defeated F. A. Manderson and J. H. Valentine defeated H. E. Gilmartin. This leaves the final match of S6 holes to be played by H. B. Pinney and J. H. Valentine. In the second division A. I. Mitchell defeat ed c. H. Moore A. I. Mitchell will play the final match with the winner of the match between David Mitchell and William Park. In a handicap match held on Labor day afternoon David Mitchell was the winner.
 Invitations have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Alexander Ireland Mitchell for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Katherine Denholm to Francis Cathcart Luce, Wednesday, September fourteenth at six-thirty o'clock. It will be a home wedding with only relatives and intimate friends at tending, Mrs. Donald D. Mitchell en- tertained for Miss Mitchell Saturday afternoon. The luncheon was follow ny a Ol 6l1Io linens, aluminium and many little ar ticles essential to modern house keep ing.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Francelia Gold was confined to her home last week with a short ill., ness.
 Miss Marjorie Fletcher is spending the week with her friend, Miss Ruby Gold.
 The Pownall's closed their cottage on Monday after a summer at the Lake.
 MT. and Mrs Ralph G. Gold ot Foo chow, China, arrived at the formers home here on Tuesday. The Bates summer home was closed on Monday, the owners returning to New Haven for the winter.
 Mrs. Ballou is entertaining her brother and his wife. and her father, MT. Dergies, all of Springfield.
 Mrs. John I. Taylor and two chill dren, Helen and Harold, returned Sat urday to Hartford after spending the summer at Chapman place.