The Press., 1921-03-31
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

w. C., meeting on Friday evening.
 Albert Hajosey of Storrs college is at home for the Easter recess.
 Miss Hazel Comins of East Hartford was with her mother for Easter.
 Miss Nellie Quinley, of Canton, Mass, was home for the weekend.
 Mrs. F. G. Sanford has been a guest of Springfield friends. MT. Sanford joined her over Sunday, both return ing home the first of the week.
 Miss Ruth Larned, who teaches in the Keene, N H., High school, was with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John I.arned, for the spring vacation.
 Mrs William Wood will soon vacate her home, in the Smith house on High land Terrace. After some changes and repairs the house will be occu- pied by H. R. Wightman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harmon McIntire and son. Harold, of Hartford, were the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. McIntire, at Glenville, over Sunday.
 Angelo Panciera returned to his home here last Saturday after ten months sojourn in Italy. He wanted to return last October, but was not able to secure passage until this month.
 A team composed of members of the American Legion challenge the winners of the pool tournament of the Business Mems club to a match on any table for fun money or marbles. Stlas Bolieau Is captain of the Legion team composed of five men.
 Warren Woolen Companys bowling team is out for the industrial champ ionship of the town. A challenge is offered to all mill teams particularly to any team from the Rhode Island Go. The Warren team is under the man agement of Ernest Cote.
 St. Edwards parish will run three nights fair on Thursday, Friday, Sat urday, April IA, 15, 16. Tickets are already in the field. Mir Root, the and the best known director of church and lodge fairs in~the state, promises the snappiest little fair ever held in this vicinity.
 Mrs. T. C. Tiffany, who has been a guest of her relatives in town, re- turned to her home in Yonkers, N. Y. With her sisters, Mrs. F. J. Chandler and Miss G. s. Beckwith and c. F. Chandler, she spent Easter with MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Rounds in Hart ford.
 The annual art lecture, free to the public, will be given by the Current Events club next Monday evening at eight o'clock. Prof. Henry Bill Sel- den, instructor of art at the Women's College, New London, will speak on The Modern Painters Point of View" !" considering the artists since 1880. Stereopticon slides will illustrate the lecture and all interested should gain much pleasure and profit from attending. The auditorium of the Congregational church has been se- cured that-a large number may be accommodated. Committee, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin and Mrs. G. r. Bard.
 At meeting of the joint committee representing Iona council, Degree of Pocohontas and Oneco tribe, I. O. R. M., it was voted to hold a Reverse Box" social for the members of both orders at Redmen's hall Friday even ing, April Sth. All members of Oneco tribe are requested to be present. and bring a box containing food for two, also their name. The boxes will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The lady members of Iona council will do the bidding. After all boxes are sold the lady buying box and the gentle man whose name the Lox contains, will be partners for the supper to be served. Past Great Sachem Bond, Deputy Great Sachem Goodrich, Past Sachem Williams and other members of Sicaoga tribe of Hartford have ac- cepted an invitation to attend.