The Press., 1922-02-16

n6y0u COt f1OlyOKo 1aSL evening ana were defeated by the Holyoke K. of c. by a score of 30 to 20. Pallanck was the Kacey bright light, scoring twelve of the twenty points. The rest of the scoring was divided among the team. Fagan's absence was sorely missed, but Bobby Fitzpatrick" filled his shoes very we'll. The Stafford lineup: Pallanck If, Argenta If, Bernardo C., Calchera rg., Fitzpatrick lg.
 The play "Aaron Slick. of Punkin Crick" was repeated last evening at St. Edwards hall for the benefit of the sen. for class of the s. H. &. to.defTay expens- es for their trip to Washington next month. The attendance was not very large on account of the weather and oth- CT attractions.
 Next Wednesday afternoon at 2. 30 and evening at 7.3O there will be the moving picture "Betsey Ross" in six reels at the new school building. This picture is a splendid patriotic one, dealing with the stirring times of the Revolutionary war Alice Brady is the star. There will also be comedy reel. The Pathescope ma chine will be demonstrated, by Hollis with view of having one for school purposes. Admission, children, 10c; adults, 15c.
 West Stafford
 Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening at o'clock. Subject: ''The of Tnhn A.Q.1ds 13: 12-17; 15:11. Leader: Richard GIaGier.
 Byron Lawrence has finished his course of 48OO hours in mechanical en- at the State Trade school, South Manchester and is at home for the present.
 Albert B. Tutein has been appointed by the state forester as district fire warden for the West Stafford district which includes the western part of the eastern part of Somers and the Crystal Lake section of El- lingtOn. The following deputies have teen appointed by MT. Tutein: Her bert A. Glazier for West Stafford vil- lage, and Chestnut hill section of Staff ford and Somers. Telephone Stafford 1882; Everett Fletcher for the north western part of Stafford and and part of SOmers, Tele- phone ThOmpsonville 151-5; Raymond D. Willis for Crystal Lake section of Stafford and Ellington, Telephone Rockville 362-2.
 Stafford
 Mrs. Depeau is under the doctors care.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter, Q. B. s., Thursday evening February 23rd.
 A public supper and dance will be held in grange hall Friday evening February "A.
 Mrs. Thomas Dohson, Thomas Dob son and Mrs. F. J. Glover have been ill with grip colds, ut all are on the gain again.
 The supper given hy the Ever Loyal Girls of the Baptist church on Tues day evening was a great success. There was large attendance and was pleased with. the pro- gram as we'll as with the excellent supper.
 Mrs. Emma Jane Lee, s7 years old died at her home, 1173 Main street, Sunday, after several days illness of bronchial pneumonia She was born in Union, April 26, 1854, the daughter of EphrRfm and Sarah Squier, and had resided at Will Iimantic for the last 35 years. She is survived by her husband, Charles Lee, and one daughter, Blanche Lee, of Passiac, New Jersey, and two sis ters, Mrs. A, G. Sault and Mrs. Hay wood Ramsden, of Stafford Hollow. Rev. c. H. Puffer off1ciated at the funeral yesterday, Burial was in Hill side cemetery, Stafford Hollow.
 A happy occasion for tQth host and guests was that of last Friday evening when some thirty members of Stafford grange gave Rev. pr. I. P. Booth a party. During the evening J. M. Larned voiced the mind of patrons present when he spoke of the unfail- ing interest and loyalty of Dr. Booth to the local order. Dr, Booth respond ed in his usual happy manner. He has keen member many years, holding the office of chaplain for several. The of the evening was spent with games, refreshments being serV- ed during the evening. It was voted one of the pleasantest evenings spent in long time.
 StAffOFdVlIle
 Mrs. Myrtle Ryder is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith
 William Jewett has sold his place to MT. Jezek, pearl button employee.
 Rev. J, M, VonQeok visited his daughter in Bolton the first of this week,
 c, Festi of Monroe Bridge, Mass, is visiting his brother, Louis Festi for a few days.
 Miss Lillian Young of Hartford was the guest of Miss Irene Belcher over Sunday and Monday,
 Miss Catherine Silk and David Bird of Springfield were the guests of her mother, Mrs. Rose Silk, over Sunday.
 Misses Bertha and Irene Belcher of Hartford were home with their pa rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Belcher, over Sunday and Monday.
 The Epworth League topic for next evening in the M. E. church will be, "Tithing as a Good Personal Business Adjustment" Leader: Miss Mildred Chandler,
 Francis Smith, Jr,, entertained sev- eral of his little friends February 5th, in honor of his fourth birthday. Much sympathy is felt for the little fellow as he was operated on for a ruptured twelve weeks ago and has not fully recovered yet.
 The play, Aaron Slick from Pun kin Crick," presented by the young people of the M. B. church at Stafford Springs, will be repeated at Stafford vile Congregational church vestry this evening at 7.90 o'clock. Adults 9 cents, children 15 cents. Ice cream will be on sale,
 The fourth quarterly conference was held in the Methodist church last