The Press., 1922-12-07

 Ralph Baldwin is visiting relatives in Mystic.
 Frank Harris of Syracuse, N. Y., | visiting his mother, Mrs M. A. Harris
 Ora Walker, who recently under went an operation, is critically Ill a the Johnson hospital.
 | The Rockville Willimantic Lighting 1 Co. calls the attention to the. public that it is strictly forbidden to tach bills and notices on their poles.
 Mrs. Guidetta Netto and Joseph Fon. taneIla have purchased the two Iene' ment house on the corner of Hlgn street and Rowland avenue, from Ben jamin Campo, and will occupy the same.
 A special meeting of the Knights oi Columbus will be held this evening al 2 .15 in. Society hall for the purpose of exemplifying the first degree upon class of candidates. A large attend ance is anticipated.
 The Current Events club will hold an "Open Meeting" Monday evening. Miss Clara L. BostWick of Springfield Twill address the club. Committee: Miss Edith Cushman, Mrs. R. l.. Quln- 1 lev. Mrs. G. w. Stevens and Mrs. Will liam Abbott. Miss Bostwick will be entertained by Mrs B. F. Cooley
 Myriad Rebekah lodge had an old | fashioned supper at the meeting last evening. Many of the members at 1 tended in costumes of the older days. An invitation was received to visit the Manchester lodge the 18th. All desir- ing to attend should notify Miss Gladys Cummings or Paul Stoetzner.
 The social gathering for the Sunday school at the Congregational chapel, Tuesday evening, was much enjoyed. From seven to nfne-thirty there were no dull moments. Games were direct ed by Miss Mary Smith, Miss, Linda Mitchell and Miss COrinne Holbrook. Refreshments were served by the fyoung ladies in Mrs. G. P. Bard's class. St. Edwards church Notes.-The forty-hours devotion will begin next Sunday at the 1915 mass. Two extra priests, who speak various languages, will assist the two local priests from Saturday noon till Monday noon. The visiting elergymen are Rev. s. A. iciek and Rev. John Baptist Castella- nj.
 The second accident within a month at the intersection of East Main street and South street occurred last Monday afternoon about 6 o'clock, when a car driven by Robert Blainey, which was coming up South street collided with a car driven by Dr. liar ry Moore, which was coming down East Main street. No one was injured, | ut the cars were considerably dam aged. ....
 The case of Alfred Clark, who was arrested ty State Policeman Russell l. Harmon on a technical charge of manslaughter, following the automo- bile accident which occurred Sunday evening Novemt CT 18th, in which Mrs. Matilda Bolieau was fatally injured, was dismissed in the Willimantic court last Monday morning. MT. Clark was reresented by Attorney Michael D. O'Connell of this place.
 Methodist Church Notes-Sunday morning worship at 1O,3O, Subject of the pastors sermon, ''Life's Sum- mits." Sunday school at 1150. Eve ming service at e.45, Subject of eve ming address, "Hard Luck" Special singing. The offering for the near East Relief will be taken Sunday, December 17. This evening, social period at o'clock, devotional at 7.50. The subject at the Bible Study class tonight will be, Genesis, with spe- cial reference to the creation account and it's relation to modern science.
 West Stafford
 Mrs Louisa GreaYes of Hartford is a guest of relatives in town.
 
 been spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bdson.
 Subject for c. B. meeting Sunday evening at 6,45 o'clock, Some Things I Believe, and Why" John il: 17-27, 4146. Leader, c. H. Bradway.
 Mrs. Louis Chaffee is in Worcester, where she was called early Thursday morning owing to serious accident to her brother. Rev. B. A. Legg is substituting in the grammar grades during Mrs. Chaffee's absence.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Fletcher and son, Horace of Taunton, Mass, spent Thanksgiving with MT. Fletchers' sis ter, Mrs. Carlos Chaffee. A party of old friends were entertained by MT. and Mrs. Chaffee on Friday evening.
 Stafford
 See our Gift suggestions on front page. Edward c. De BOrde, Jeweler.
 We wish to thank all our neigh bors and friends for their many acts of kindness during our recent be- reavement.
 Joseph Pepeau,
 Mrs. Mahlen Gray,
 Henry Depeau,
 Mrs Harry Keuhl,
 Mrs John Cunningham,
 Alfred Depeau,
 Mrs. George Hern.
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 MT, and Mrs. Jones of Northfeld