The Press., 1921-11-03

The Ladies' Guild of Grace church will meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew Jacobsen tomorrow afternoon.
 The American Legion will hold a special meeting Monday evening in their club rooms at eight o'clock.
 Clayton B. Morse of Stamford, MT. and Mrs. G. B. Knapp and Mrs. Joseph Lejuene and son, Joseph, of Springdale are the guests of relatives in town.
 Mrs. R. s. Converse and daughter, Mrs. James Stretch, have returned to Simsbury after being at the Con- verse home on Highland Terrace a few days.
 | A nine team bowling league is being l arranged at the local bowling alleys. The teams thus far entered represent several of the factories, team of local clerks and merchants team
 While saving wood ten days ago, George Dzukan had his hand caught in a circular saw, and is in the John son hospital It is uncertain as to whether he will recover the use of his left hand.
 The Communion service will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday morning and the pastor will speak up- on the meaning of the service. At 6.45 the pastor will preach on-"A Ruler in the Power of His Wife"
 Stanley Nycay of Staffordville is in the Johnson hospital recovering from the effects of an operation necessitat- I ed by having his hand caught in the knives of a corn cutter. It was neces- sary to amputate two fingers.
 The independent basketball team, famous locally two years ago, have organized and expect to renew their former showing. Athletes interested in this team are requested to cOmmu nicate with William Kuslansky. West Stafford
 The Ladies Aid society will serve their annual chicken pie dinner Nov. 18th.
 Arthur and Charles White were in Springfield last week where they pur- chased heavy pair of horses.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon and Myrnie Buck on an auto trip, visited the Buck homestead on Sunday and returned by way of West Stafford to their home in Hazardville.
 AlLI0u OlSWlCh duu LdAHI1y Ol OpEAHS- | field, with Mrs. Burbee and MT. and Mrs. Otto Schenck, took an auto ride | over the mountains making short stop at Mrs. M. Kemp's on Sunday afternoon.
 Cyril J. Bradway is making a good recovery from very severe attack of scarlet fever. The family has been quarantined five weeks and it is ex- pected it will be removed in another week. They are deeply grateful for the kindness that has been shown them and for the many tokens of friendship.
 Mrs. Charles Phillips visited her son, Charles Phillips in Springfield, Mass, last week.
 Miss Maude Booth was the guest of Miss Edith Cushman at the Springs over the weekend.
 Wo1cott chapter are making plans for a whist party Wednesday evening the 18th, at Masonic hall
 Regular meeting Wolcott chapter, o. E. S., Thursday evening at o'clock. There will te degree work.
 Mrs. William Lougheed and daugh- ter, Mrs. Wilfred Eaton, visited friends in Mystic and Lyme last week. A few young people, masked and carrying jackO-lanterns, called on a number of people Monday night. Mrs. Arthur Adams, with the help of few friends from the Springs, cele- brated her birthday last week Satur- day.
 A civil service examination will be held at Stafford Springs on Saturday to fill a contemplated vacancy of post master at Stafford.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church will serve their usual supper next Thursday evening. Hostesses: |: Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs. Joseph COnnOr.
 With military and masonic services the funeral of Malcolm M. Sault was held yesterday afternoon at the Uni versalist church with Rev. c. H. Puffer officiating at the church services. l Several selections were sung by Mrs. | C.. H., Moore accompanied by Mrs. H. l F. Cady. MT. Sault was member of Ionic Lodge and of Strazza Post, of | the American Legion. Both OrganiZa- tions accompanied the body to- the | grave in Hillside cemetery. Death was at the Johnson hospital on last 1 Sunday following an operation per formed during the previous month. He was graduated from the local high school and entered the service of his country during the World war, par ticipating in much of the heavy fight ing in France where he was gassed and wounded. He was married to Miss Cornelia Csatlos September 14th and while on his wedding trip was taken ill He is survived by his wife and father and mother, MT. and Mrs A. G. Sault.