The Press., 1922-12-14
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Ora Walker at the Johnson hospital on Tuesday.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs Edward Mooney at the Johnson hospital last Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. c. Bailey of Dan ielson are the happy possessors of a daughter. Josephine, torn at Johnson hospital on Friday.
 Benjamin Campo has purchased of John Panciera the three tenement house at the junction of West Main street and Somers avenue.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Nettie Com ins on Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
 All memt CTS of the Rebekah Degree, I. Q. O. F., that are going to Manches- ter next Monday should be at Odd Eel lows hall at D. m. so as to leave on the 5.15 trolley.
 Stephen F. Pease slipped on the ice and broke his left arm between the eltOw and shoulder Tuesday morning on Holland avenue, between the ridge and the railroad crossing.
 The All Stars asket all team has teen organized with the l est material possfl Ie. They will not start their season until after Christmas. when it is planned to take on teams averaging 1S0-135 pounds, in Holland county and prot ally elsewhere.
 Mrs. Rogers will postpone her danc- ing classes until after the first of January The high school class will meet Friday afternoon, January 5th, at 4.45 o'clock and the adult class at S15 in the evening. Children's class will meet Saturday afternoon. Janua- ry 9th, at 2.S0.
 There will te two basket ball games at the Young Mems club on Friday evening. The Atlas team of the Meth odist church will play the Wilmington I'M. c. A. and Eaton's Cyclones will match O'Halloran's Whirlwinds. The first game will te called at 7.3O. Ad- mission 25 cents.
 Attorney Rol ert H. Fisk was ap- pointed temporary receiver for the Stafford Lace Co.,, of Rockville Tues day by Judge Webb of the superior court. The liquid assets of the com pany are slated as $265. .594.29 and the liabilities as $76,33S.39. The plant has been shut down for some time.
 The parents teachers association will meet at the assembly hall in the new school building next Monday eve ming at 7.3O There will be discus sion on 'The out of school work ex- pected of children from the teachers and parents point of view. Antonio Netto will render a flute selection, ac- companied by Mrs. George Lane. This vii be followed by a social half hour.
 At the Congregational church on Sunday evening the well-known film picture. From Manager to the Cross, v will be presented. This picture de picts scenes in the life of Jesus Christ so vividly and yet withal so revently that it moves deeply the hearts of those who see it. It has been exhibited recently in some Of the churches of Hartford, and newspapers report that it made great impression there.
 The Wasserman store was a busy place last Saturday, the formal open ing day of their new store. Souvenirs were given to all visiting the store, and, although a large supply had been provided, it was necessary to take the names of a great number who were too late. This coming Saturday Mr. WassermaR eSSs v--teey->- -ttey-> have enough to give to all whose names 4ezt -
 At the Methodist church next Sun day morning the pastor will preach on The Man Who Was Crowded Out" " The offering for the Near East Relief will be taken at this service. Sunday school at 11.5O. Evening service at 6.45. The subject of the pastors ad- dress will be Getting Ready for Christmas" There will be special music. The Ladies' Aid society will serve one of their monthly suppers to- night at o'clock. Devotional ser vice at 7.30 and study classes at 7.5O
 A Victor Stabilized Mobile X-Ray Unit has been added to the equipment of the Johnson Memorial hospital The need for an X-ray apparatus has long been felt, but the management have been waiting to find a simplified portable unit which would assure de- sired results, and occupy minimum space. They believe that this latest purchase will best meet the needs of this institution. It is strictly design cd for radiographs, not for treatments, and should prove a valuable addition to the hospital equipment.
 The regular meeting of the Current Events club was held Monday evening with AS members and five guests pres A Mrs. J. Denniston, Miss Alberta Eaton Miss Florence Washburn. Hostess to Miss Bostwick, Mrs. James Sheppard The usual business of the club was transacted, after which Miss Clara Bostwick of Springfield, spoke on Current Events, with special reference to President Harding's speech, also of the speeches being made by M Clemenceau during his stay in this country Miss Bostwick then review ed Edith Wharton's book, "Glimpses ot the Moon"
 St. Edwards Church Notes.-The forty-houF devotion held last Sunday and Monday was a great spiritual suc- cess. The church was filled at all the principal services. There were ser mons and prayers and hymns and con- fessions in all the ten languages oi the congregation. One Thousand per sons, of all those tongues, received holy communion. The two loca priests were assisted by two promt' nent missionaries from outside. These were Rev. s. A. Iciek, who did specia war work for the United States, anC Polish governments, also Rev. Johr B. Castellani. a most eloquent preach CT, who has delivered seven thousand sermons in many lands. Sincer' thanks are due an appreciative con gregation.
 At a hearing in borough court las Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Francisk; Ciberowski. whose home on Keefe' Heights was raided Monday night wal fined $175 and costs of $16.75, total
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