The Press., 1922-03-16

l vacation from his insurance business There will be meeting of the La ! dies Aid society at the hospital on q Tuesday at 2.30.
 1T Mir. and Mrs. Alden Palmer of New Haven spent tho weels-en1 at the home Eof pr. H. H. Moore. .. .N i Miss Ethel Charter has resigned
 her position in Stamford and accepted
 one in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 Regular meeting of Onneco tribe, l. O. R. M., tonight There will be a
 degree rehearsal on Monday night.
 The many friends of Miss Elizabeth c. Whiting, dramatic reader of Boston,
 who have been charmed by her work and personality on former occasions, | will be pleased to hear her again in the thrilling play, Under Cover," by Roy Cooper ,Megrue, at the Methodist church Wednesday, March 18th. The Executive committee of the
 Stafford chapter of American Red Cross on Public Health nursing, held their first annual meeting and the same officers were reelected as fol- lows: Chairman, Dr. G. P. Bard; treasurer, Mrs. E. K. Taft; secretary, R. R. Murray.
 Howard Schofeld, one of the pro. prietors of the Ruby and Schofield meat market, cut himself severely, last Saturday night in the meat mar ket, when knife slipped and cut deep gash in his left leg, above the, knee, severing an artery. He is resting comfortably at his home on High street, although weakened from loss of blood.
 The degree team of Onneco tribe, I. O. R. M. held a banquet at their hall Monday evening. Remarks were by a few past sachems, after. which Joseph Russell sang When I Was Young, Maggie" Benjamin Calchera sang Julie, My Own," George Benton sang, Tt is Coming Back Again" A few selections were rendered by a mixed quartet consisting of George Bertrand, Joseph Guilman, Chester Burdick, and Alec OstroWsky, after which light refreshments were served by Fred Prencher and T. P. Jenkins.
 The Stafford high school basket ball team will play the South Wilmington Y. M. c. A. tomorrow evening at the s. H. s. Gym. The visitors will put on a much heavier lineup than the local lads but the s. H. s. quintet is much faster and experienced. On next Wednesday afternoon the high school five will invade MOnsOn acade- my for the second time this year. This game is the rubber game and also the final game for both quintets, so that each team will try to take the game. The locals are confident of a victory because the game that they played in Monson earlier was only lost by a few points and the s. H. s. team was off form. as they had played together very little at that time. The lineup to start 10th games will be: Baldwin, If; Sullivan If; Murray c; Quinn, lg; Towne, rg. Kuslansky will handle the home game.
 Rev. John Wilkins Accepts Call to
 Grace Church. .
 The Rev. John Wilkins of New Ha- ven has accepted the call to become rector of Grace church parish. The rectorship has been vacant since the Rev. N. w. Heermans resigned on Nov. 30th last year to become rector of Christ church at East Haven. Rev. MT. Wilkins is graduate of Nashotah Theological seminary, Nashotah, Wis. He was ordained to the deaconate of the Episcopal church on May l. 1907, by Rt. Rev. William w. Webb, Bishop of Milwaukee. He was ordained to the priesthood the following yoar by he salnp bishop Since June l, 1919, he has been curate of St. Paul3 church at New Haven. He is married and has one son. He will take charge of Grace church on Easter Sunday, April 16 Next Sunday morning he-:will be the celebrant and preacher. Service to- night at 7.30. Sunday services will be holy communion at 1O.3O and evening service at o'clock