The Press., 1921-03-03

 Miss Doris Butterfleld has returned after spending vacation with hel ] brother, Harold, at Pine Plains,-N. Y
 The Knights of Columbus. will hold an important special meeting Friday evening at Redmen's hall at eight O clock.
 .Nickolas Kicopolous, night clerk at the Dew Drop Inn lunch, spent the 1 first part of the week visiting in Springfield.
 A bowling team from the Warren | Woolen Co.,, under the management of E. Cote, wishes to challenge any other mill team in the town or vicin- ity. : ....,,>.
 The high, single strings for last week at the alleys were won by Jack Cote with a fall of 112 pins. The second prize by Max Cox with 1O6 pins:
 The news has been received at the local bowling alleys that in Rockville there is ladies' bowling team de- sirous of obtaining games with Staff ford team.
 Stafford Springs Delphian chapter will meet in the library next Monday evening at eight o'clock. Some very interesting subjects are on the pro- gram, namely, "Shakespeare's Life" and "The Comedy of Errors"
 A large party of Redmen are plan ming to attend meeting in Spring field auditorium on Saturday night. Much interest centers around the trip. A sixty two man degree team will exemplify the Warriors" and Chiefs" degrees.
 Walking on the street on last Sat urday the occasion of the semi annual dollar day sale, seemed like vending through a crowd on Fair days. A large number of satisfied merchants assure the continuance of the dollar day sales.
 Last; evening in the Y. M. C., hall, Stafford's Independent. basketball team again triumphed over Rockville's Edgerton team. The game although one sided was fast all through the contest. A large crowd watched and cheered the contestants to their vic tory. The Score:
 Independents Edgertons Pallanck If Dielenschneider Argenta If Leonard Bcrnada e O'Hara
 Fitzpatrick
 Pagan lg Market Cummings rg Ertle
 Score, Independents 38, Edgertons IA; goals from floor, Pallanck 7, Ar genta 5, Bernardo 5, Fitzpatrick, Cummings, Dielenschneider, O'Hara 2, Leonard, Market, Ertle; referee, Wise; time of halves, 20 minutes.
 West Stafford,
 t. There will be a dance at Sturte- wants hall Saturday evening.
 Miss ChadEourne of Boston has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Slater.
 A daughter was born last Friday to Mir and Mrs. Roy Downs at the John son hospital.
 A truck load of young people from this village attended dance at Som CTS Saturday evening. F Miss Matel Lawrence of Hartford, and Mrs. Edward Keefe of Bolton spent the weekend with Mrs. c. l.. Lawrence. r., Mrs. Charles Glazier was taken to the Johnson hospital Sunday after noon for treatment for a nervous treakdown.s
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Fairfield, MT and Mrs H. A. PownaQ and son., Roger, spent Sunday with relatives in Rockville.
 Willard Robinson, who left the local high school a short time ago to at- tend the West Springfield high school, has returned to attend school here,
 John -Conklin, Jr., is getting out lumber preparatory to building on the site where the Conklin house was burned several years ago. Slater and Jenson are doing the teaming.
 Mrs. Devorski recently escaped serious accident. As she, and her husband were on the way to the Springs, the horse started suddenly and threw Mrs. Devorski onto the frozen ground. COncussion of the brain was at first feared but she is now recovering from only severe bruises on the face and hands.
 Stafford.
 We, the undersigned, wish to ex- press our sincere thanks in appre- citation of the many acts of kindness and for the flowers given by the friends and lodges at the death of our husband and brother.
 MRS. CLARA JENKINS,
 GEORGE A. JENKINS,
 THOMAS P. JENKINS.