The Press., 1921-06-16


 LaZzerin's orchestra.
 ! Miss Frances Newton of the Dear born Morgan school of East Orange New Jersey, is at her home on East Main street. @-'
 F. H. Baker has bought of Lewis Mclaughlin the land and garage building in the rear of The Press office now used by G. H. Baker & Co.
 The bids for the $125, ,OOO bonds is- sued for the building of the new school building will be opened at the town treasurer's office at 10 a. m. next Wednesday.
 At the graduation exercises of the high school tonight the last two rows and the gallery are reserved for the public and the next two rows for the alumni.
 Mrs. Eugenia F. Leach has sold the 1 two dwellings in the rear of her home that face on Prospect street exten- sion. Mrs. Sarah J. Armstrong has bought one of the houses and Louis Rivetts is the purchaser of the other.
 At the country club last evening" Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Luce and Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Moore entertained a party of about sixty of their friends. The club rooms were attractively dec orated with mountain laurel A ca terer from Manchester served re- treatments and Woods orchestra fur nished music for dancing.
 Chautauqua tickets are on sale at the following stores: E. C. DeBorde's Martinelli's, Peter Speers and John Bourgeois. Persons holding tickets for adults may exchange them on the following basis for children's tickets. One $25O ticket plus fifty cents will purchase three children's tickets and if the exchange is made before the opening day will count toward the guarantee.
 A fire early yesterday afternoon in the woods on the premises of the country club promised to do consider able damage at the time of it's origin. An alarm rung ill at about one thirty called the fire department with chem cal, while men recruited from the various factories armed with shovels were hastily carried to the golf links. After labOring most of the afternoon the flames were controlled before any serious damage had been done to the eautiful pine groves surrounding the land of the club. The starting of the iaZe is attributed to lack of sufficient care Ly the men left in charge of the 1lre that had been set to burn rubbish and brush in connection with the formation of the new golf course. Du- ring the noon hour men had been left ty the foreman in charge to watch the fire but after returning at one o'clock It was noticed that the fire had es- capped control
 West Stafford.
 Herbert k. Holmes spent the week. end with his sister, Mrs. F. z. Fairfield.
 Miss Rut:y Gold is in Springfield this week having an operation on her throat.
 Mir and Mrs Carl H. Bradway at tended the Bedding Maxwell wedding at Rockville on Saturday.
 Roy DOwnes, who has been occupy ing tenement in the Washburn house has moved to SOmersville.
 Miss Mabel Lawrence of Hartford spent the weekend at her home here and Sunday with Mrs. John Larned at Stafford Street.
 Mrs. w. B. Trusdell entertained on Saturday about 30 members of the Springfield WOman's club at the Trus- dell cottage at Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. LaVergne Dimock and Mrs. Spencer Bradway visited their uncle, John Curtis, in Springfield, Sunday. MT. Curtis has recently re- from the state of Washington. and is now critically ill at the home of his son.
 The primary school is having a picnic today at Diamond Ledge and the grammar school will have theirs tomorrow at Rau's, Crystal Lake. Richard Edson, Luther Glazier, and Joseph Danick graduated from the grammar school Wednesday evening.
 Stafford.
 Miss Elsie M. Phillips, of Woodmere. N. r., is home for the summer.
 Children's Sunday will be observed June 18th, at the Universalist church. There will be special music.
 Regular meeting Wolcott chapter 0. B. S., next Thursday evening. This will te the last meeting before the summer vacation.
 Miss Rachel Glover returned to-day rom Worcester, Mass, where she has been spending the past two months with her cousin, Mrs. J. A. Farnum.
 William A. Black returned to Brook lyn, N. Y., yesterday after spending a two weeks vacation at his home here. The past week he had as his guest, Ii. A. Osborne of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 very enjoyable entertainment was held after the last regular meeting Of WolcOtt chapter, o. E. s. The pro- gram consisted of a vocal solo, vocal duets, piano duets, Mandolin solos and readings
 The men of the Baptist church are planning to have a strawberry social on the church lawn on Tuesday even ing, beginning at 7.3O o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be served with the strawt erries. They also expect to render a musical program as an entertainment feature. It is hoped that the ladies will be present to enjoy this social
 The w. c. T. U. met at the Baptist church last week Wednesday after noon. The attendance was good and an unusually good meeting was enjoy l NU ny 1A4 4CSf. W. 1nOIGn ana Rev C. ii. Putfer spoke. Mrs. F. l.. Man derson sang a solo. The next meeting will be held at Crystal Lake where the members will be guests of Mrs. F. L. Manderson at her cottage.
 The Phoenix-Riverside base ball team defeated the fast Suffield team at Hydeville Sunday afternoon by score of to 4. The Suffield boys gave the locals the hardest game they have had this season. The hitting of Argenta, and fast infield work by Huden, were the features of the local boys, while Pete" Kase, pitcher, was the bright light for the visitors, flaming 10 P and R. boys. Next Sunday the P. and R. team will buck up against one of the fastest Semi-Pro. teams in the state that of ThOmpsonville.
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