The Press., 1921-04-14

l The 1tallan EanQ Will nave q onont dance at St. Edwards hall on Satur- day evening May 7th.
 Mrs. Alfred Broulette of Indian Orchard, is spending a week with her 1 daughter Mrs. Fred Dion.
 Rev. o. J. Aldrich has been assigned to the First Methodist Episcopal church of Taunton, Mass.
 Clarence Bassett of ChicOpee Falls and Clifford Goyette of MOnsOn are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Baldwin.
 Miss Ann Miller, Stafford's public health nurse spent last evening in Rockville attending a meeting of the Visiting Nurse association of that city.
 A match on the local bowling alleys | resulted in the championship of Staff ford going to Hans Hansen ny a score of 1106. His contestant Harold Pinney rolled a total of 1O67.
 Miss Louise Spence, attached to the American Red Cross Nursing service visited Miss Ann Miller on Wednesday and upon leaving was highly com mandatory in her remarks on the pro- gress of the nursing service in Staff l ford.
 The high school team will play I their first game of the season in Enfield tomorrow afternoon. A large following of loyal rOoters are plan ming to accompany the nine to the field of the Enfield team at Thompson ville The team is to make the trip in the cars of MT. Murphy and R.. w. Smith.
 A runaway horse furnished consid- erabIe excitement on last Saturday morning. Coming down West Main street with a man and girl in the wagon the horse ran and striking a machine near the Hudson Garage threw the occupants of the team out inf1icting several bruises. They were treated in the Johnson hospital.
 Daniel Avery while driving toward Main street over Holland avenue on last Sunday evening with @s~ young horse hitched in buggy lost control of the animal near the Stafford Worst ed Co.,, dam and was thrown to the ground and rendered unconscious, Mr. Avery was taken to the Johnson hospital and was confined there for several days The horse was stopped at the lower end of Main street.
 Tn the interest of an Irish Relief campaign, a meeting was held in St. Edwards hall on Sunday evening and committee appointed. A second meeting was held in the A. o. H. rooms on Tuesday evening. The fol- lowing is the committee: John J. Quinn, Sr., chairman; James J. Sul- livan secretary; Thomas Fletcher Mi chael J. Burke, Daniel '. Sullivan, Walter Quinn, George Bertrand, Fred Fournier, Hugh Ward, Edward TObin, Patrick Mccarthy, Michael Reed, Mi chael Reilly, Martin COrish, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. Rose TOtin, Miss Nellie Burke, Miss Mary Burke, Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Katherine COrish.
 The tody of Mrs. John T. Mel ourne, 59, who died in Medway, Mass, was brought here for burial on Tues | day Mrs. Melbourne was formerly Miss Jennie, Barrs. MT. and Mrs. Mel bourne moved from here to Medway
 
 ed an operation for gall stones at the Milford hospital of Milford. She was Torn in Maynard, Mass, and is sur vived by her husband, John T. Mel bourneROf Medway, a brother, Benja- min Barrs and three step children, Mrs. Leila O'COnnell, Louis Melbourne and Arthur Nell ourne of this borough Funeral services were held in the Grace Episcopal church Tuesday aft ernOon at two o'clock, Rev. N. w Heermans officiating. Burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 West Stafford.
 There will be dance at Sturtevant's hall on Saturday evening.
 Arthur Tetrault has moved from the Springs to the Tetrault farm. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Preston were guests in the Lawrence home on, Sun day.
 Ernest Chapman of Fort Slocum New York spent Sunday at Mrs. Lena Chapman's.
 MT. and Mrs. Buel of Gilead were weekend guests of Mrs. BuePs sOI Myron Gilbert.
 Herbert A. Glazier will have ar auction sale of personal property on Saturday at 1.30 p. m.
 Mrs. Roy Downs and daughter have | returned from a weeks visit Witt relatives in Manchester.
 Mrs. A. B. Armstrong, who has been visiting Mrs. Lawrence has returned to her home in Springfield. k MT. and Mrs. Carl Bradway and sor have returned from New York city and will make their home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Bradway re. turned to Colchester with Rev. anG Mrs. w. o. Berckman on Saturday coming home Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Bragg, Mrs. J M. Bragg, Mrs. c. c. Price and two daughters of East Hartford spent Sun day at Henry McKinney's.
 Rev. Irving Burnap, of Hartford sup. piled on Sunday. Mr. Burnap is treas urer of the general conference of Con. gregational churches of Connecticut.
 Mrs Andrew Magill and four chil. dren of Jamaica, l.. l., spent the week endwith her parents, MT. and Mrs. c P. Bradway, and attended the Strong. Davis wedding on Saturday. Little Elinor remains here while entertain. ing the humps.
 Miss Ethel Mary Davis, daughter oi the late Myron Fuller Davis and Car. oline Breed Davis, and Ralph Welch Strong, son of MT. and Mrs. Strong oi East Hampton were united in mar. riage on Saturday afternoon at 12.3C by Rev. w. O. Berckman, former pas. F, tor of the Congregational church The ceremony took place at the home oP +bo hrido1c S&aDuoothor AEr, rN53tL