The Press., 1922-12-28
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Edward Ladish of Hartford spent the holidays at his home.
 Richard Bissonnette of Holy Cross is at his home for the holidays.
 Rot ert Scussel of Worcester Tech is home for the Christmas recess.
 Mrs F. G. Sanford was with rela- tives in Springfield for Christmas.
 Mrs. E.. A. Nelson of .Saylesville, R. l., is spending few weeks in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Sweeney of New Yory City are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Margaret Reister of Clinton, Mass, spent the Christmas holidays in town. ,r
 Edwin schreier of St. Johns Prep. school is home for two weeks va cation.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan and son, Ken meth, were in Springfield, Mass, over the holidays,
 Joseph Kaplan of Brown University, Providence, is home over the Christ mas holidays.
 John Hopkins of Worcester is visit ing at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Murray.
 Misses Carolyn and Emily Sophie Brown of Naugatuck were with Mrs. E. R. Brown for Christmas.
 William Tohin of New Haven spent the. Christmas holidays at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. o. Comins.
 Miss Elizat eth Comins of Miss Gibts' secretarial school, Boston is home for the Christmas holidays. MT. and Mrs. William J, Hanley and daughters, Katherine and Margaret, spent the holidays in Amsterdam, N.
 Harry Day of Leominster, Mass, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Lil- lian Hassett, over the Christmas holi- day.
 Harold and Edmund Towne of Clark University, Worcester, are at their home over the Christmas holi- days.
 Misses Mary O'Halloran and Mar ion Moran of St. Elizabeth college are at their respective homes over the holidays. -..-.s.-,..- .~-..
 Mir and Mrs. Alden Palmer of East Haven, were at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Moore over the Christmas holidays.
 Dr. c. B. Tschummi is in Boston this week taking course in nitrous Oxid and oxygen for anaesthesia and analgesia.
 Mrs. J. J. Hassett and daughters, Mary and Margaret of Springfield were guests of MT. and Mrs. Michael O'Halloran of West Main street over Christmas.
 Miss Alberta l.. Eaton is spending a week f1 New York visiting friends, and attending the annual convention of the National Music Teachers asso- citation.
 Hand in your borough tax lists this week. The assessors are at the fire mems room at the torough hall build ing every day this week from g am. to 5 p. m:, and will also be at the rooms this evening and tomorrow evening until g o'clock.
 The jitney service between here and Springfield was held up for time last Tuesday on account of a broken bearing. The accident occurred be- tween here and semers, The passen- gers on that trip were taken care of but the 1920 trip was cancelled Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Louise Alber- ta Bray to MT. Clifton Wells Loveland, at Nashua, Florida Dec, Sd, Mrs. Loveland is the daughter of Mrs. Amanda Eaton Bray, formerly of this town,
 Henry Wise has resigned as super intendent of the Stafford Springs AqueductCo., and J. M. Leach has been appointed as acting superinten- dent. Hereafter the bills of the com pany are to he paid at the McCor- mick drug store. As meters have been installed the next bills will not be rendered until April 1st.
 The Current Events club will meet next Tuesday evening Miss Eunice B. Burbank of Longmeadow street Springfield, Mass, will speak on the work of the College club and Y. W, of that city. Miss Char lotte K. Beckwfth Will give selections kentertaihed by Miss Georgie s. Beck with. Committee: Mrs. c. R. Towne Mrs. P, Al Legg, Miss Nina R. BatoI and Mrs. F. H. Spelman.
 | The Connecticut W, Q. T. U, hal arranged a series of conferences tt cover the state in January, givin, every member of the organization al opportunity to attend at least one o
 these eRieyable and helpful gather
 ings. Those of interest to local mem bers are at Jewell hall Y. M. c. A building, Hartford, January 4, and tn Holland county meeting in the Baptis church at Rockville, Tuesday, Januar I30, Sessions are held in the mornin and afternoon, with speakers of abili ty' and inspfrinng music,
 Thursday, December 21st, marke the fortieth, ar weeleA anniversary C the marriage of Mir, and Mrs. Henr Roehm of this borough, which too place at Enfield, Mass, the of1ciatin clergyman being Rev. MT. Ewing, party of the friends of the eeupl numbering twenty, paid them SUI prise visit that evening and assiste $ them in celebrating the event. Sui $ per was served. after which E. ] & Kinsman, in behalf of the guest $ presented Mir. and Mrs RdehnI vii % pair of blue affd white biankats, ar s in addition tehderaa MT, Rpehm $ very large peYh and saucer far his eV & sneetaT use. 4he remainder of u
 evening was spent in social lnte W course, and the guests departed wis ,k ing the host and hostaGa many Yno