The Press., 1922-12-21
STAFFORD sPRIuGs

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Miss Helen Brick of Simmons col lege is at her home for the Christmas recess.
 Robert Pinney of Choate school is at his home here for the Christmas recess.
 :, Miss Charlotte Beckwith of Connect icut College is at home for the Christ mas holidays.
 William Smith of Worcester Acade- my is spending the Christmas holidays at his home here.
 Regular meeting Baker chapter, O. E. S., next Wednesday evening with installation of officers.
 St. Edward Church Notes.-The Christmas services will be held at the same hours as on Sundays, 8.15 and 1915, with appropriate masses, ser- mons and hymns. Mass at o'clock in Staffordville.
 At the annual meeting of the A. O. H. the following officers were elected: President, Martin J. Cornish; vice. president, Francis Pagan; treasurer, John B. Sullivan; financial secretary Daniel Sullivan; chairman of stand ing committee, Daniel G. Sullivan sergeant-at arms, Michael J. Burke sentinel, Michael J. Reid.
 A miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Edith Eddy by Miss Hazel Comins at the Comins home on High street last Saturday evening. About thirty of Miss Eddy's girl friends were present and she received many useful and pretty gifts. Games were played and refreshments served.
 The following books have been ad- ded to the library and will go into circulation Friday; Jack and I in Lotus Land, by F, Little; Certain People of Importance, by K. Norris Joseph Greer and his daughter, by H. K. Vel ster; Bennett Malin, by E. Singmaster; In the Days of Poor Richard, by I. Baoheller; Rough Hewp, by D. Canfield; Two Shall be Born, ty M. c. Osnaler; Tale of Trio na, by w. J. Locke; Pippin, by A. Mar shall; Vagrant Tune, by B. T. Holland The Bridge Across, by G. l., Harker i; The Mysterious Office, by J. Lee New Churches for Old, by J. H. Holmes; Self Mastery Through Auto Suggestion, by B. Cone; Rilla of Ingleside, by L. M. Montgomery.
 The annual New Years party of the Stafford Business Mems association and the Stafford Golf club will be held the evening of January 1st~, jn. the rooms of the first mentioned. Cards will be played, starting promptly at 8:15 p: m. and lasting until 10 p. m. and prizes will be presented to the highest and lowest seerers of beth the ladies and the gentlemen. Dancing will start at 10 p. m:, and will last un- til 1 9. m: Hiekok's orchestra, reputed to be one of the best in Hartford, has been secured to play for the dance The committee in charge has spared no effort or expense to make this af- fair one of the most enjoyable and successful in the annals of both above organizations. They promise that there will be no dull moments and that. there will be several novel fea- lures to vary the usual evenings pro- cedure.
 Regular communication of Ionic lodge, A. F. and A. M. next Tuesday evening. At the annual eommunica- tien the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year; W, M,, Louis I, Reynolds; s. M., G. Percival Bard /; J. w. Emil Hanson, treasurer, F. C. Sanford;. secretary, G. J. Greendon- ner; S. D., J. Kingsley Converse; J. D., Frank A. Johnson; s. S., J. Stanley Grifiths; J. S., Francis c. Luce; chaplain, Rev Levi Rees; tyler, Err win F. Howlett; marshal, Anders Ja- c0bse1; trustee, K F. Patten. These l officers were duly installed by Past Grand Master Parkman of Thompson vile, assisted by Past Master David Bissett. AAsen B. Handy was pre- sented with past masters jewel.
 {. Grace Church The Knights ot Washington will meet on Thursday evening at 73O. Friday and Saturday are Ember days; holy eommunfon at ' a. m. litany and evening prayer Fri day at 7:3o: Sunday " Advent, holy communion 8.15 g, m.; morning prayer 10.30i Sunday seheol, 12 noon; first vespeFs of Christmas at 2 p. m Christmas day, holy communion 7 a m.; maths, S.a0 a. m.; holy commun- l fen 3 a. M,, with special music and short address. The Sunday school | Christmas tree and festival will be held on Thursday evening, December I 28 at 7.S0 o'clock, There will be ser vice in the Buff Cap school on Sunday at 2.S0 p. m. -....-...
 The South Willington Y. N. c. A quintet defeated the M.. E. church five last Friday evening on the Boys club surface by a seere of "A to 22 The game was very fast and was handled we'll by referee Fitzpatrick who kept the game very clean, c zemec played a great game for the winners, while Bradley was the bright 1 light for the losers. Besides playing 2 great game at forward Bradley broke 1 up the Willington's passwork contin ually. Tn the preliminary Eaton's Cyclones defeated O'1alloran's WhiPl winds by. a score of 10 to |. Bisson nette was the feature of this game anG -caged ali the paints his team made Murray shot a goal from the ire, throw line and scored his teams only point. "Dinny" OsHallQran also wa, a star, although he didn't score any baskets he~ played a great game a guard and heldf Phantom" Eaton, tn, CyelaneNs scorer. The summary;
 s. WillingtQn Y. M. Q, A. M. E. Churcl S, zemee, If Bradle, Q nemee If .Armstron,
 Usher @ Whitake
 Hall rg Perk,
 Pokorney lg Parkhurs { Score, South Willington Y. M. c. A 24, M. B. Church 22; goals from floor
 0. Zemec 5, s. Zemec 3, Usher 2, Whit aker 3, Armstrong 3, Bradley 3, Park hurst; goals from fouls, 0. Zemec. 4 Armstrong 2; fefareg, Fitzpatrick scorer, Fletcher; timer Comins; tim halves, 20 minutes; foul goals missed
 c. zemec 6, Armstrong 6.