The Press., 1921-01-27

--A~~~s-----~-~---A------ 1 Mrs. Minnie Me1ntire has had a
 telephone installed in her residence in Glynville. Call 104-13. <. There will he masquerade ball in the Italian hall on Saturday evening, February 9th, with prizes.
 AS yet the position vacated by Earl B. Renwick as sub7master in the high school has not teen filled.
 The town board of. relief will meet in room 4 in Warren's block next Wednesday from 10 a. m., to D. m.
 West Stafford.
 John Comfort is i'll with pneumonia E at the town house.
 l Miss Doris Glazier of Hartford was | at home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Carl Bradway of New York city has heen a guest of relatives here. Personal Tax Collector Plumb will be at G, M. Barlow's store next week Thursday from II a. m., to p. m.
 The tOard of relief will meet in the vestry of the Congregational church next Tuesday, from 10 a. m. to 3 D. m.
 The Ladies Aid society greatly ap- preciated the generosity of the young people who so kindly furnished the entertainment last Friday evening. The play was much enjoyed by crowded house.
 Rev. Edward D. Aver, the blind min ister of Montville, who has teen ap- pointed chaplain of the house of rep resentatives, had his first experience of preaching, when his father was pas tor of the West Stafford Congregation al church His eye sight began to fail him while a student at Amherst col lege in 1882 and he was obliged to give up his college work at that time. Later he entered Yale Divinity school and at the close of his first year, while his father went into other pulpits, he supplied the pulpit at the West Staff ford church. His father gave him the proceeds received from supplying in other churches towards his second year at Yaae.
 Stafford
 Tine Girls Sewing club will meet with Miss Mildred Webster on Monday evening.
 The oard of relief will meet at the post office next Thursday from 10 a. m., to 3 D. m.
 The many friends of Mrs. Eva Bug lee are glad to welcome her back to Stafford. She is staying with Mrs. N. R. Weston.
 Anyone who wishes to join the book ! club this year should hand their name to Mrs. F. A. Lasbury or Mrs. c. B. ! Fox at once.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve their monthly sup per next Wednesday evening at 6 ! clock. Hostesses: Miss Celia Holt's class.
 John M. Larned, F. J. Glover, Mrs ! \ J. Glover and Mrs. J. P. Brown are ' attending the grand chapter meeting | of the o. E. S., at Bridgeport this \ week
 Collector Plumb will be at H. M l Jenkins store next Wednesday from \ 10 a. m, to 1 D. m., and at the post \ office Staffordville the same day from ! 1 to D. m., to receive the personal ! taxes. ., -. -~.
 MT. and Mrs John Fredette enter tained friends Sunday. MT. and Mrs | Manderson and children, Mr.sand Mrs ! n1s@ Mrs. Oferg and little son ..of New York.
 At the last meeting of Wolcott ! lodge, A. K. and A. M., the following officers were installed: w M, Harold ! B. Pinney; s. W, John P. Brown; J. ! w, Carl W. Last ury; Sec, c. D. Ide; Treas, W. A. Durham; S.. D.,F. J. ! Glover; J. D., James Lewis; S. S ! Earl Gary; Chap, Rev. c. H. Puffer; l D., Russell ColEurn; trustees, Charles | B. Pinney and Russell ColLurn The l lodge will celebrate the one hundredth | the coming summer.
 The band concert and dance which l the Phoenix Liberty band were to have given on January 14th, will take place | in Memorial hall next Friday evening ] Concert from 8 to with dancing the rest of the evening. Eldridge's ten piece orchestra will furnish music The concert program includes the following:
 The Loves Nest" from Mary Manhattan Beach March, Sousa | Piedmont Overture, M. Beyer ! Tn Old Alabama" Barn Dance ! Washington Post March, SOusa The Star SRangled Banner"
 StaffOrdVille.
 Mrs. Lima NJ. Booth is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. West an family in Springfield.
 Miss Marion Turner of Springfield is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c L. Turner, this week. .."
 : Lewis A, Peckham of Providence, R. l., was the guest of his aunt, Mrs John G. 'Rishton, recently. . Y.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold their usual supper in the Methodist vestry this Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Benjamin Phelps and Miss Eliza, beth Pagan attended the funeral of their uncle, Frank Pagan, in Providence, R, l., last week Tuesday. ,*
 Rev, iIliam H. Bath, the Norwich district superintendent, will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday even- ing at o'clock. The fourth quarterly conference will be held at o'clock.
 Eight little classmates of Master Floyd Phelps. son of Mir. and Mrs. B. c Phelps. met at his home in honor of his 8th bii thday last Friday afternoon after school. Refreshments were served and 8 good time was enjoyed by all