The Press., 1921-04-07
Regular meeting of onneco tribe I.


 Miss Mildred Siswick was a week end visitor in Springfield.
 Regular meeting of Baker chapter 10. E. S., next Wednesday evening.
 Ernest Scussell of Providence, R. l., was 9 visitor in town over Sunday.
 Louis, Fedler of Cherry Valley spent the weekend visiting friends and rel atives in town.
 Miss Alice Garden of Indian Or chard was a weekend visitor at the Fletcher home.
 Mariana Calchera has purchased new Studebaker automobile from the Fitzpatrick agency.
 There will be regular meeting of Iona Council Degree of ~POcohontas, next Tuesday night.
 Misses Edith Cushman and Alberta Eaton have been in Boston part of the school vacation.
 Joseph Bottom of Meriden spent the weekend visiting at the home of John Piccin on Hicks avenue.
 There will Le rummage sale in the Congregational chapel Friday, April 18th, opening at II a. m.
 F. A. Sweet was in New York Mon day and Tuesday of. this week, attend ing salesman business meeting.
 Miss Alice B. Pagan of Hydeville was visitor at the Murray home on High street the first part of the week.
 The hour of early communion ser vices at Grace church on Sunday will be changed from 7.3O o'clock to eight o'clock.
 There will be meeting of joint committed of Iona Council at Red mems hall next Monday evening at 7.30.
 Mrs. Thomas SimOnds and son, George, of Baltic spent the latter part of the week at the Ladish home on grant avenue.
 Owing to the absence Of the Rev. Oscar ]. Aldrich at conference, there church on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor DeCarli of Springfield, Mass, were visitors at the Mullins home on West Main Street over the weekend.
 Taxes may be high in Stafford but it's cheerful to reflect that our near Bay State neighbOr, the town of Mon son, is paying 271a mills.
 The. class of 1917, Stafford high school, held it's eighth annual meeting at the Kuslansky cottage at Crystal Lake on Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Louise Sarourin and daugh- | ters, Laura and Mary, and son, Ava rado, spent part of the week in Daniel son attending the wedding of cousin.
 The w F. M. S., of the M E., church will hold it's regular meeting in the church parlors Friday afternoon at o'clock. April mystery. box ques- tions..
 Michael Yong of the firm of Nichol- son and Yong, is at present employed in Palmer running a candy kitchen that has recently been acquired by the firm. -.
 A large gang of men were busy on Saturday afternoon moving the heavy at the Stafford Worsted Co.,, plant in preparation for widen ng the sluiceway.
 The WOman's Missionary society of ! the Congregational church has ar ranged for a lecture, illustrated by a
 
 chel P. Snow on her travels through l Japan, Korea and China, to be de- | ivered in the church next week | Thursday evening. All interested in I missions are invited to attend.
 The w. c. T. U will meet Wednes- lay at 2.3O, p. m. in the Congregation Il church. Topic, Scientific Temper Gnce Instruction, by Mrs. Plumb. At 1 his meeting plans are to be cOmp4et l Id for the birthday anniversary, April l g. At that time an address will be | given by Mrs. Deborah Knox Living 'tOn on Christian Citizenship. Mrs. Livingston is one of the best w.. c. T. J. national speakers. .-
 The following fiction will be ready or circulation next Monday at the ibrary: That affair at The y'Cedars' )y Lee Thayer; The Mystery of the Sycamore by c. Wells; A Reckless Puritan by Mrs. V. Richards; Montagu Nycher1y by l.. Gibbs; The Trimming Cup, by, D. Canfield; Sisters-in-law by }. Atherton; Flood Tide by s. w. Bas-, Iett; The Mountetank by w. J. Locke; 4ong Way Round, by B. G. Taylor; listers Great Adventure, by H. Bind oss; Sweet Stranger, by B. Ruch; The Ialley of Giants, y P. Kyne.
 The joint committee representing ona Council Degree of Pocohontas, tribe, I. O. R. M., have made arrangements to, welcome a arge number of the members of both rders at the reverse box social to be leld in Redmen's hall tomorrow even ng. At the first box social the ladies furnished the boxes and contents, which were auctioned off to the gen. lemen present, while tomorrow night hings will be reversed,s the gentlemen the boxes, the same to be Luctioned off to the ladies present. All bids will be accepted.
 The baseball meeting held Friday vening in Redmen's hall resulted in ome plans for the coming summer eason. Stafford is to have baseball n two varieties. On Saturday after loon on the Hyde Park diamond it is damned to have entirely amateur ocal baseball, while on Sunday i-professional game will he play d on the grounds at Keefe's plains. Every fair and pleasant Saturday any 'aseball enthusiast owning glove nd a pair of shoes is invited to play md practice at Hyde Park. From hose who turn out for this practice team will be chosen by the manager f Stafford Baseball association. The xecutive~ committee is composed of Edwin Greene, Edward Clark and William Webber The manager is not ct chosen, An appeal for funds is to e made to all and for the success of he team. An early financial start is ssential Plans are under way for that will net the or