The Press., 1922-06-08
STAFFORD SPRINGS

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Miss Virginia Wildey of South Orange, N. J., has been guest at the home of her uncle, Fred Wildey, re- turning home the first of the week.
 Mrs. G. Percival Bard, who. for sev- eral weeks, has been in Sterling, Phil adelphia, New York and Virginia, re- turned from Boston Tuesday. Her sister, Mrs. H. B. MOwry, of Sterling accompanied her to Boston.
 Next Tuesday evening will be ob- served as past masters night by Ionic lodge, A. F. and A. M. The M. M de- gree will be worked by past masters on three candidates. Meeting called at 7.3O D. m. The committee of arrange ments includes Ora A. Walker, David Bissett and Anders Jacobsen.
 Organist, A. E. Waite, and the quartet, are taking their usual sum- mer vacation from their choir work at the Congregational church. Fred Dreschler of Rockville is now playing the organ and soloist will probably sing for the present. Miss B. Maude Hugett, soprano, of Hartford sang last Sunday.
 Edward Church spent the weekend at his home in Glenville, leaving Mon day for New York, where he is to give series of performances at the Christine theater, before closing the spring season. MT. Church a little over year ago was hardly known To-day he is conceded by the more serious critics as one of the very best dancers on the concert stage. MT Church has given in all nine recitals this spring, exclusive of private re- citals at Smith college and St. Johns Seminary.
 Quite number of the local Red Men are planning to attend the quarterly session of the Northern Connecticut Red Mems council at the Quartet Club park in Barnesdale, New Britain, on Saturday the. 1Tth. The adoption de gree will be exemplif1ed in the open ii the weather permits. After the busi- ness session at D. m. there will be athletic sports. Corn and Venison will be served at z D. m. The degree work will take place at 8 p. m.. The local committee on transportation is Will liam Tuthill and Paul StOetzner.
 Miss Eva Gilman, daughter of MT and Mrs. James Gilman, and John Gil bert, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gil bert were united in marriage at St Edwards church Monday morning Rev. F. O'Neill officiating. Miss Els ther~DOrsey was bridemaid and Will. fred Gilbert, brother to the groom was best man. The bride wore white canton crepe dress and veil and car ried shower boquet. The bridemaiC was dressed in Periwinkle crepe de chine with hat to match, and carried a boquet of roses. The brides gift t( the bridemaid was a ring and brooch and the grooms gift to the best mar was a diamond stickpin. The couple received many beautiful gifts in cut glass, silver and gold. They are on ; short wedding trip to New Bedford Mass, and upon their return will mak their home with MT. and Mrs. James Gilman of High street.
 The Night Hawks were defeated il Manchester Sunday by fast team 0 that place by score of to 6. Fron the sixth to the last of the ninth th' locals were leading by two runs, bu Manchester staged a fatal last in ming rally and won the game. Michni pitched good ball for Stafford. ScOr by innings:
 l IT Il Manchester OO3-7-8- Stafford O32OOO-G 8
 The All Stars defeated the Westfor Giants in the first game of the serie last Sunday at the fairgrounds by IA to Il score. Much hitting feature throughout the game. The Giants ha I the advantage in batting, but the Al Stars were better in fielding. Sous sells One-hand catch in the ninth say ed the game for All Stars. Score b innings: r,
 All Stars 301O5O41x-14 15 Westfield Giants
 l 3OOO7O1OO-11 20 Batteries, All Stars, B Fontanella an SartOri. WestfOrd Giants, Urda an Tremko.
 John Peters has sold his interest i the Crystal Lake property to Franci J. Fitzpatrick.
 The musical comedy, "All Aboard, will be presented tomorrow and Sat urday nights under the auspices c St. Edwards parish at St. Edward hall. More than one hundred of ou local people will take part. Al Aboard" is from the pen of the lat Zunie McCree, and had long an successful run on Broadway with tn part of Billy originated by the lat Sydney Drue. Unlike most musics comedies it possesses a real and move plot. The action takes place on boar . the s. s. Florida, where we are intro duced to a jolly crowd, creating boat load of fun from ludicrous situ ations, humorous lines and character and pleasure is increased by the man good musical numbers. The fOIIoWin people are to play the principal parts Johnie Thomas, Edward Schreie Beatrice Sloan, Katherine Murra Alexander 0. Phone, Daniel Sulliva
 Billy Brady, Tom Fletche Dorothy Brady, Irene Murra Captain Kidd, George Angele
 Junie the stewardess, Agnes Schreie Barney Kehl, James SquiI
 Bull Works, Ernest PallancI
 Tickets are on sale to-day at McCol mick's drug store.