The Press., 1921-09-29
STAFFORD sPRINOe

evening. All come and enjoy good time. STAFFORD SPRINGS
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs PremO Bachiocchi last Friday.
 Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekah lodge next Wednesday evening.
 Miss Irene Belcher was a weekend guest at the Murray home on High street.
 The W. R. c. will hold meeting fol inspection and practice next Tuesday at p. m.
 Regular monthly meeting of the Business mems association will be held Monday evening.
 The Knights of Columbus will run dance in St. Edwards hall on the evening of Columbus day.
 Owing to the annual town election next Monday, the se1ectmen will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday.
 Miss Mabel Breen of Manchester spent the weekend visiting at the Mccormick home on Center street.
 The Murphy shows left for Rock vile on Monday and are planning to return here for the week of the fair.
 Mrs. F. H. Spelman returned Fri day after spending two weeks with relatives 'in Lowell and WollastOn, Mass.
 The dancing season at Crystal Lake closed on last Saturday evening with a dance to music by the Seranader's orchestra.
 Mrs. E. w. Smith returned to her home on East Main street, Tuesday, after spending several months at Jamestown, R. I.
 Miss Columba, the trained nurse, who accompanied Mrs. Phillip Barton and children here, will return Sunday to her home in Plattsburg, N. Y.
 The officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday school are to meet with their superintendent, B. E. Penny, Friday evening, at seven thirty.
 Mrs. Max Lohse and son, Charles, returned last Friday from Wheeling, West Va, and Myersdale, Pa., where she was called to attend the funeral of her brother.
 September 3Oth is the last day for paying the state tax by owners of tax il le securities. The estates of those neglecting to pay this tax will be liable to penalty.
 Mary Lord, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Lord of Prospect street was taken to the Johnson hos< pital on Monday night and was operat- ed upon for appendicitis.
 I,o HNrY& 4 Nn w c. T. U. the past week were we'll attended. Mrs. Janette Mann proved to be an interesting speaker. Many new members have been added to the Union.
 There will be a "Rummage Sale" Wednesday, October fifth at the Con- gregational chapel. The sale will open at eleven o'clock and all having articles to give are requested to send them Tuesday afternoon or early Wednesday morning.
 Hans Hansen of the Wilmington baseball team challenges the right of Hydeville, as the winner of last Sun the championship of north eastern Connecticut. It is hoped that the title will not be long uncertain and that the two contenders will battle it out in the near future.
 With an east wind blowing and threatening rain all Sunday, after noon the Phoenix baseball team succeeded in winning from the Springs team by a score of six to three- The game was fast, taking a total time of one hour and a quarter. Nelson Madsen umpired the contest and neither side were given an oppor- tunity to dispute any decision as all were made justly. The opening inning proved disastriOus to the local team. By punched hitting Hydeville was able to gain a two run lead. Two more runs followed by the same meth cd in the second while third was added in the third inning. In the sixth, Weber of the local team reach ed first base and stayed there while BOlieau famed at three strikes. Pal lanck was out after Weber had stolen second, by fly to Dickey. A long fly to deep center, hit by Gilman, was dropped by Tonli, giving Stafford two runs and Gilman romped home on a grounder hit by Wise and thrown wild to first. The sixth was by far the most lively inning of the contest. In the seventh Hydeville added anOth- CT tally to the score. Although both sides endeavored to increase the score neither succeeded during the remaining innings. Connors pitched a consistent game for the up town team. Webber showed good control but Hydeville succeeded in placing some neat hits. Bolieau and St. Marie starred in the infield for the losing nine, while Wise played his usual dependable game in the middle field. Argenta, Dickey and Lougheed played strong game for Hydeville. The box score is as follows: