The Press., 1921-05-26

Aldo Pagani of South Manchester was a visitor in town for a few days this week.
 Mrs. Inez Lasbury has accepted the position of house-keeper in the Henry Fisk home on Stafford Street.
 E. D. Tufts of Springfield is spend ing the week with MT. and Mrs. F. G. Sanford, while doing some repairing at the Crystal Lake camp.
 Louis Tonidandel was fined $25 and costs, amounting to $34, by the bor- ough court on a charge of reckless driving a motor vehicle on Sunday afternoon.
 Peter Bardini with his four children left last evening for New York where he will sail for Italy. After leaving the children with relatives there he will return here in the early fall.
 A party of young people celebrated the ninth birthday of Muriel Scott at her home on Grant avenue yesterday afternoon. Games and refreshments contrit uted toward a merry party.
 Joseph Perlot and Miss Josephine Pradel were married in St. Edwards church on Wednesday morning. The
  trother of the groom and Miss Joseph me Augustine.
 The s. H. s. Alumni association will hold it's annual reunion at Rau's pa viliOn, at Crystal Lake, on Wednesday, June 29. The committee is at work to make the affair an enjoyable one.
 Mrs. DOmenica (Serafin) Fontanella died at the Johnson Memorial hospital on Monday as the result of burns. She was fifty years old and is survived ty her husband, John FOntanella, a son, Geno. and daughter, Mrs. Gira Ugone, all of Stafford Funeral ser vices were held in St. Edwards church on Wednesday morning. Burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 The annual Memorial service for the patriotic societies of Stafford is to | e held in Grace church next Sunday at 1O3O a. III. The service will be morning prayer with appropriate mu- sic and sermon. A general invitation is extended to the public to attend this service in commemoration of those who have fought for our country.
  ion at 8 a. m. and evening service at p. m. Sunday school at 12 m.
 The tase ball season at Keefe's plains will open Monday at 10 a. m., with Monson. The local team has Leen built up around three or four of the best local men, and includes such men as Horkheimer and Beecher, for mrly of Willimantic; i; Hartnett of Tor rington; Butler, last year with Polls; Hunniford and Mayforth. The admis- sion for the holiday will be 50 cents for men and 35 cents for ladies. The line up for Mondays game will be as follows: Beecher 1b, Hartnett 2b, HOrkheimer ss, Pallanck 2b, Butler If, Hunniford If, Wise or Gilman of Mayforth c. As yet no definite pitcher has been chosen. The schedule until July 9th is as follows:
 June 5, Palmer at Stafford Springs, II, Palmer at Palmer, 12Rockville at Stafford Springs, IS, Columbia at Columbia, 19, Rockville at Rockville,
 26, MOnsOn at Stafford Springs, July 8, All Insurance Co.,, at Stafford
 Springs, | 4, MOnSon, two gameS) g, MOnson at MOnson. Other games under consideration are series with Ware, Taftville, Nor wich A. C., Ludlow, Palmer and Three Rivers.
 The ball grounds at Keefe's Plains are receiving several necessary opera tions. The turf that has grown within the diamond is being removed and the surface rolled. The outfield grass has been cut and a grandstand is in the process of construction but will not be completed for Memorial day games.