The Press., 1922-04-06

the Boys club.
 A section near the white mill race
 way of the Warren Wooien Co., gave
 away last night
 l Serenaders Orchestra of South Man
 chestra will furnish the music for the
 Easter Monday lalF at the Business Mems clul.
 The Night Hawks will open the sea-
 son on Sunday at Keefe's Plains,
 against the fast Lucky Nine, mostly
 composed of high school boys. The Night Hawks battery will consist of
 Michna and Calchera. The Lucky
 Nine battery is Piccin and Scussel.
 The Stafford basket ball fans will
 have one more chance to see some fast basket ball tomorrow evening. The Independents will stack up against the fast Company G. team of Willimantic. The game will le played at the Boys club with dancing after the game.
 The handicap pool tournament at the Stafford Business Mems associa- tion has narrowed down to the semi finals. James Sheppard is to play c. R. Newton and Angus Park is to play c. F. Beckwith. The winners of these two matches are to be in the final
 match, probably on Thursday the goth.
 The Strazza post of the American Legion will hold a smoker at the bor- ough hali this evening, which is open
 to the public A few boxing bouts have been arranged with local lads
 and some good toxing is expected. l The main tout which is an eight
 round affair is for the Lightweight
 championship of the town and Kid"
 Bressan and Battling Lazzerin are 1 the contenders. Both lads have been training faithfully and each is confi- dent of victory. The first prelimi- na-- is between "LandO" Bressan and 1 'Rcd" Michna These two lads were 1 matched together lefore and proved very evenly matched so fast bout is certain. This will go four rounds. Another big out has cen arranged between "Fritzy" Snyder and Pete 1 Grenier Both Of these men are good 1 oxers and quite evenly matched, so fast four rounds is expected, Edward 1 Greene will referee. West Stafford 1 The Ladies Aid will serve supper
 Friday evening from 5.30 to s o'clock,
 with Mrs Sturtevant and Mrs. Carl Bradway as hOstesses. An entertain ment will follow. The school children
 will sell home made candy. Price 25 cents.
 l At the C. E. meeting Sunday evening l the sut iect will Ie, "The Masters Invitation," Luke 14: 1924; John 3: ! 1G. Leader. Mrs c. D. Glazier. The first meeting of the Junior Helpers" under the leadership of MT. and Mrs. Fuller will te held in the church yes l try this afternoon at 3.45. All the ; children are invited. Stafford Mrs. B. A. Fox is reported on the sick list this week.
 Regular meeting WOlcOtt chapter, l o. E. S., next week Thursday evening. Mrs. Emily Thompson is confined | to the house with an attack of heart and lung trouble.
 Mrs. Mary E. Welles of Wetherstteid returned to her home Tuesday after Sp6IuluS SSNSI C1I OoS "ASAA AAOA ''A7INA; Mrs. Arthur Cady.
 Harold Jenkins was able to return to his work at the Riverside mill on Monday after being absent for several days because of illness.
 Mrs. F. J. Glover entertained the Missionary Circle of the Baptist church this afternoon in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Avice Stane, of Claremont, N. H., who is making her home at present with her niece. Mrs. Etta Webster and Miss IsadOre Dunham returned to their homes Mon day evening from ten-days' vacation spent at Hampton, Vir. They made | the return trip ty way of Washington, l D. C., where they enjoyed few hours sight seeing.
 l StafiOrdViIle ] Mrs. Martha Goodwill has been quite 1 ill at her home the past week.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Jerry SkOpek on Tuesday at the John
 son hospital.
 E E Phelps, who was injured by a staging falling on his foot few days 1 ago, is some better.
 Miss Katherine Silk and David Bird
 of Springfield were the guests of Mrs. Rose Silk over Sunday. James Swift and Charles Williams
 are making repairs on the house MT. 1 JeWett recently purchased. Paul Marvonick, son of John Marvo- l nick, fell from the window of his home l last Saturday and was quite badly in | jured.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Burroughs nov
 ed into one of Mrs. Edith Mathews
 tenements near the Wales corner last
 Saturday.
 Mrs. George Belcher and infant son
 came from the Johnson hospital last l Sunday to visit Mrs. Frank Belcher 1 for week.
 l MT. and Mrs. John Bradley of Hart 1 ford were the guests of Mrs. Bradley's
 parents, MT. and Mrs. George Clark,
 at Hydeville over Sunday. 1 Rev J. M. Won Deck returned from 1 conference on Monday evening to te pastor of the united churches for an-
 other year He will preach in the M. B. church next Sunday morning and
 evening.
 l A truck from Springfield got in the
 mud last Sunday east of Staffordville. They were headed for the Ira Bradway farm, but they were obliged to aban-
 don the trip and return to Springfield for a larger truck, which was able to 1 plough through the mud.
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth A. 1 VonDeck and Earl F. Beleher took
 place at the home of Rev. John w. ! Ballantine last Friday afternoon at
 1.3O o'clock at Stafford Springs. The
 double ring service being used. The bridesmaid was Miss Dorothy Belcher, cousin of the groom. The best man