The Press., 1921-12-08

Harold Scott of Norwich was the guest of his brother, C. M. Scott at the Springs House on Sunday.
 The Aid society will meet for work at the Johnson Memorial hospital Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
 Mrs. William Hanley and daughters, Katherine and Margaret are visiting with Mrs. Hanley's parents in Am sterdam, N Y.
 Mrs. William MorraIl will spend the winter in California. She expects to arrive in Pasadena to-day and will soon leave there for Santa Catalina Island, where an old friend has in- vited her as a guest.
 The ice house on the shore of Dennis pond used by Frank L. Rob erts, that has been a landmark for years is being torn down in prepara- tion for the building of much larger one in the same location.
 The high school basket ball five were defeated in their game with the Monson Academy five at Monson yes terday afternoon by score of 36 to 28 The team made good showing, but were lost on the Academy Gymna- sum nOOf.
 West Stafford
 The Ladies' Aid will serve a supper next week Friday evening from 5.3O to o'clock with Miss Agnes Holmes and Mrs. James Kidd as hostesses. An entertainment will follow.
 Through public subscription of the patrons of Bradway trolley station the building has been repaired. Carl Bradway gave his time in putting in new glass in all the windows and the trolley company has rewarded the eff fort of the public by once more con meeting up the lights. If common de- cency has no power to protect public property, it will be necessary to re- sort to prosecution.
 Thanksgiving gatherings are espec- ially happy when they call together members of an entire household even from so far away as half round the globe. Such a one was held with MT. and Mrs. M. A. Gold and included MT and Mrs. Norman Gold of Chicopee Falls, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Gold of FOochow China, and Miss Ruby Gold, now attending Simmons college, Boston. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Gold left Friday morning, and after l SnOFL stay HI D O., MI. . Gold will travel through the middle west in the interest of Y. M c. A. work in China and Mrs. Gold will make her headquarters with her peo- ple in Minneapolis, Minn Their many friends look forward to their return here in the spring before leaving for China in August.
 Stafford
 -Hand-shaved hickory axe helves 65 cents. I. P. Booth, Stafford. Resolutions of respect, in memory of Brother Daniel F. MacCallum, who died October 22nd, 1921.
 Once again Brother Mason, having completed the designs written for him on life's trestle board, has passed through the portals of Eternity and , entered the Grand Lodge of the New Jerusalem and hath received as his reward, the white stone with the new name written thereon. And whereas, the all-wise and mer- ) ciful Master of the universe has called from labor to refreshments our be- loved and respected brother, he hay ing been true and faithful member } of our beloved order, therefore be it Resolved, That WOlcOtt Lodge, No 5 60, F. and A. M., of Stafford, in testi- mony of her loss, drape it's charter in , mourning for thirty days, and that ) we tender to the family of our deceas- ed brother our sincere condolence in { their deep affiiction and that copy | of these resolutions te sent to the family.
 JOHN A. ANDREWS, JOHN M LARNED,
 w. B. LOUGHHEED. | Committee. Resolutions of respect, in memory 2 of Brother James Munroe Wright, who died November 18th, 1921. ' Once again Brother Mason, having , completed the designs written for hin on life's trestle board, has passed . through the portals of Eternity anC entered the Grand Lodge of the New Jerusalem and hath received as his reward, the white stone with the new name written thereon.
 Fl And Whereas, the all-wise and mer ciful Master of the universe has called from labor to refreshments our be loved and respected brother, he hay ing been a true and faithful member of our beloved order, therefore be i NJ Resolved, That Wolcott Lodge, No 60, F. and A. M., of Stafford, in testl mony of her loss, drape it's charter il mourning for thirty days, and tha we tender to the family of our deceas ed brother our sincere cOndOlence il their deep aff1iction and that cop! of these resolutions be sent to tn family.
 JOHN A. ANDREWS, JOHN M LARNED,
 w. B. LOUGHHEED. Committee.
 There will be election of officers a the meeting of Wolcott chapter o. K S., this evening.
 Miss Cora Grant of StOrrs colleg was the guest of Mrs. H. B. Pinne over the weekend.
 Miss Eva Rabideau is reported nor comfortable at the Hartford hOspita where she is receiving treatment.
 Mrs. Emily Goodell has purchased piece of land from Russell Colour and is having a bungalow erected.
 Mrs. Fred Dimmick is making
 good recovery from an operation pei formed at the Hartford hospital las week.
 Harold A. Osborne, formerly ( Brooklyn, N. Y., has been spending
 few days at the home of F. J. Glove before starting for his home in Geno Nebraska.
 ! The regular meeting and rehearss of the Phoenix Liberty band will b held Friday evening. There will | important business to come befoI | this meeting as the winters progral | is to be discussed.
 ! At the Baptist church Rev. M. ! Kneeland, D. D., of Boston will spea E Sunday morning. He brings a mes sage of vital importance to the futuT