The Press., 1922-02-23

Frederick B. Glover was the guest ! of Walter Smith ofMonson, Mass, the ] first of the week.
 l George Rhodes is able to be out after being confined to the house for few weeks with the grip.
 Last week Mrs. H. F. Cady enjoyed a few days vacation from her duties in the post office, spending it in New York City. Miss Lucy French was in Hartford few days the last of the week help ing Mrs. Harry Thompson, who was i'll with the grip. The ladies of the Universalist church will serve their regular month ly supper Wednesday evening". Host esses: Mrs. c. H. Puffer, Mrs. William Foster, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. F. J.. Glover.
 A public supper and dance will be held in Grange hall tomorrow evening. ! Supper will be served from 6 to s. Dancing and cards will furnish en- /! tertainment the remainder of the evening. Supper and dancing, B cents, either alone 25 cents. StaffOrdviIle
 Archie Sanger has purchased new ! Buick touring car
 Arthur West of Springfield visited local relatives here the first of last week.
 HoratiO West of New London is wis iting his brother, PhilO West, for a few weeks.
 Leon Lyon of Windham was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Willis Belcher over Sunday.
 Miss Mildred Chandler of Hydeville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chandler in New Britain this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Chandler of New Britain were the guests or rela- tives in HydeVille over the weekend
 A masquerade dance will be held at the Pearl Button club Saturday evening. Music by Woods six piece orchestra.
 Mrs. Philip EnSminger is quite i'll with the grip, and many others who have been i'll with the same malady are recovering.
 Miss Theresa Sartori, student at the Bay Path Institute of Springfield, has been awarded a Remington gold medal for skill in typewriting.
 Mrs. Frank Belcher was the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Belcher and other relatives in South Coventry over Sunday and few days this week.
 Mrs Julia Ensminger and daughter Ethel of Hydeville and MT. and Mrs. Harold Ensminger were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Dunham in Mon son on Sunday.
 There was a large attendance at the Congregational vestry last week Thursday evening when the play, Aaron Slick of Punkin Crick" was given by the young people of the Staf- ford Springs M. B. church. It was greatly enjoyed by all.
 This Thursday evening the play, "A Case of Suspension" will be given in the Congregational vestry by the young people of the Congregational church of Stafford Springs. Adtnis- sion 25 cents for adults, 15 cents for children. Ice cream will Ie on sala.
 UNION
 So far as reported, the numerous patients afflicted with colds, grip, flu or whatever it may be called. are on the gain.
 News has l cen received from New Haven that Miss Helen Baldwin is seriously ill with flu and possibly with pneumonia.
 Supervisor Theodore Rupp held . teachers meeting at Mashapaug Mon Rday afternoon. The Easter vacation has been changed to an earlier date School closes March 24th and opens April 3rd.
 Because of the severe cold last Fri day, the grange meeting was pOstpOn ed to Friday of this week. It is plan ned to carry out the same program that ed to carry out the same program that was announced for last week,
 A friend in California writes: "We have had good many frosty mornings and sometimes a little ice, but not nineteen inches thick, as they get ii in Union." She also writes that the almonds are due to bloom this week.
 Rock Meadow
 Mrs. George Heck, who has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism, is i'm. proving. Mrs. Eva Hathaway is help ing to care for Mrs. Heck.
 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Heck were able to take trip to the Center Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Nelson Horton. The latter, who has Teen i'll \ is gaining in strength