The Press., 1921-02-10
The library will be closed on satur

day, Lincoln's birthday.
 The borough board of relief will meet next Monday, from 1 to 5 D. m. in room Warren's block. Meeting of the members of the Ital- ian hall society at the Italian club Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The senate yesterday passed the resolution ,re-appointing William H. Heald judge and Ernest K. Taft dep- uty judge of the borough court of l Stafford Springs. A representative of the internal rev. enue office will spend the entire day February 28. March Ist. and End at the First National Bank, to assist tax payers in filing their income tax re- turns.
 Next Wednesday is the last day upon which to appear before the board of relief to appeal from the doings of the town assessors on the list of 1920. The board will te in session from 10 a. n., to D. nI, at room 4 Warren's block.
 Word has leen received from North Brookfield of the death of James l.. Morse on Saturday of last week. He V as ninety years old and an uncle Of Wallace Morse, Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, of this bor- ough.
 At the regular meeting of Baker chapter, o. E. S., on last evening the past worthy patron, J. M. Leach and the past worthy matron, Miss Wilhel- nina Adams were presented with past officers jewels, by Past Patron Harry RhOem. Judge w. H. Heald gave an interesting talk on the Cen eraI Assembly,
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Briggs of Lewiston, Me, is visiting her niece, Mrs. James Kidd.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius Mckinney and daughter, Hazel, were guests on Sun day. of his sister, Mrs. Charles Slater.
 The many friends of Dwight J. Gla- zie' join in wishing him continued longevity and happiness on his eighty fourth Firthday on Monday, St. Valen- tines day.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper from to 8 o'clock next week Friday evening, with Mrs. Fairfield, Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs. Jensen as hostesses. An entertainment consist ing of mOnologues and musical selec- tiOns will follow.
 Stafford.
 Miss Mildred Glover is i'll with the iaundice.
 Mrs. Harold Pinney, who is ill with the grip, is reported more comfortable.
 The girls club will meet with Miss Nettie Brown Thursday evening, Feb ruary IT.
 Mrs. Charles Puffer is spending week with her mother and sister in Everett, Mass.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter, ). B. S., this evening. There will be l special program.
 Miss Mildred Webster spent the weekend at Naugatuck with her friend, Miss Hopkins.
 Wolcott chapter, o. E. S., will give progressive whist party in Masonic | lall on Friday evening, February 18th. l
 Sunday will be observed in the Uni yersalist church as Layman's Sunday. Any men interested in the church are invited to be present.
 w. O. Atchinson, who recently pur- chased new saw mill, has it in op- erat:on on MT. Bakers lot on the Uuion road. Solomon Bates is em- ployed as sawyer.
 The regular monthly supper will be served at the Baptist chapel next week Thursday from 5.30 to 8 o'clock. Mrs. B. A. Fox, Mrs. Char les B.. Fox and Mrs. Fred Horsman
 At the regular meeting of the grange, next Tuesday evening, the third and fourth degrees will be worked. On February 22, the Grange will hold supper and dance in Grange hall.
 It is rather dangerous at present l for anyone to go skating Evidence l of which is given by the fact that ! while some of the Hollow boys were l skating on Tuesday, Samuel Bassett l was unlucky enough to break through | md went down to considerable depth. ! Helen, the five year old daughter of | Luigi Depace, is beginning to expe- rience the rough side of life. On her | way to school Monday, she was being | lrawn on sled by her sister, who | left her in the road, and Jimmy Defoe |
  an over her. She says it didn't hurt | her any. Luigi Luppi, 51, passed away Mon lay morning at his home on the l Springs road after a long illness. Flu neral services were held this morning | It 9 o'clock at St. Edwards church. l Burial in St. Edwards cemetery. He | s survived by his wife, two sons and | survived by his wife, two sons, Peter and John; two daughters, Tessie | lnd Julia, and brother, Charles of | New York.
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 Miss Catherine Silk of Chicopee, Mass, was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward Hayes of Springfield was the guest of her uncle, William Ferry, over Sunday:
 Harold Barrett of Hartford was the guest of his uncle, Willis E. Belcher, md family over Sunday.
 Mrs. Frederick Smith of Brookfield, Mass, is visiting her parents, MT. and 1rs. OrT. Hulett, this week.
 Miss Pansy V. Neff of Brattleboro, L.' was CI1S guest OL IlSI SlSISEy MES. | Fred M. Sanger, for the weekend. = : Miss Elizabeth VonDeck has ac- ;epted a position in the Rhode Island Norsted mill at Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. Frank Belcher and niece, Miss Mildred Chandler, were the weekend suests of Mrs. Herbert Barlow in New Britain.
 Mrs, Fred M Sanger and son, Archie l 4. Sanger, visited Mrs. Ida Converse nd daughter, Sybil, in Eastford last friday.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. M VonDeck and wo little children were the guests of elatives in Bolton on Monday and tuesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve heir usual supper in the M. B. vestry his Thursday evening. Hostesses: frs. H. G. Durham, Mrs. T. M. Lyon