The Press., 1922-03-23

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 Dr. G. P. Bard has a new Buick Coupe
 l William Possardt has a Dodge tour. ing car. s~ '
 Napoleon Vezie has Studet ake1 touring car.
 Eugene Lame has a four cylinder Buick touring car. Everett Perkins has purchased a four cylinder Buick
 Mrs. George Siswick has Teen visit ing in Haverhill Mass. ~
 Wilfred Satourin has bought Ford roadster from Paul Genholt.
 Edward Ladish of Hartford was the weekend visitor at his home on Grant Ave.
 The local schools will close Friday for the annual spring vacation of one 1 week.
 | Edward Shea of Willimantic spent the weekend at his home on Benton Street.
 Misses Florina~ and Edith Tonon of Simmons college have been home for a few days. @ ! Regular communication of Ionic l lodge, A. F. and A. M., next Tuesday evening at 7.30.
 1 Ronald Mitchell was-home from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for over Sunday.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gatiOnal society will be held in the chapel on Friday evening at o'clock.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Golf Co.,, will be held at the Business Mems club next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. ..-
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Cemetery association will be held at the library building on Monday evening at 7.3O.
 Mrs. Alex Gilman and daughter, Rita, have returned from a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. E. Kadeau, of Indian Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. F. William Kihl are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter, Alice Estella, on March 10, at the Johnson hospital -
 A mid-Lent dance was given at the Springs House last Friday evening and was attended by q large crowd Music was furnished by Woods orches- tra.
 In the dollar package sale held by B. c. DeBorde the jeweler last Satur- day, the ladies watch was drawn by c. H. Meyers and A. B. Handy secured the mans watch.
 An open competitive examination for the position of postmaster at the Stafford Springs office will he held on April 18th. The expiration of the term or the present postmaster expires on May 2Oth next. The salary is $2,40O.
 The Philathea class of the Congrega- tional church will conduct a sample sale on Saturday afternoon from 3 to p. m. of large variety of articles used in the household. Tea or postum with toast will be served during the sale.
 At the Court Oronoco, F. of A., quarterly meeting this evening dele gates will be elected to grand Court convention. Court Snipsic degree l team will be here next Sunday. at 2 p. m. to initiate class of 22 into the ! order.
 All lovers>Of dramatic art and music will want to hear Miss Elizabeth G. Whiting in Under Cover" by Rio Cooper Megrue, assisted by Miss Eliz- abeth Lane of Norwich, violin soloist, and Mrs. Fred Lane, pianist, at the Methodist church next Wednesday evening".
 The local bOwlers lost the second leg of home and home match last Friday night to Thompsonville by 4S pins Thompsonville also won the first leg by 75 pins and by so doing they won the $50 purse. Bressan was the star of the match rolling up a high score of 325 pins. On Thursday night the locals will meet Willimantic and Friday night the North Ends of Springfield at the local alleys.
 The following books of fiction have been added to the library and will be ready for circulation Friday: To Him that Hath, by Ralph Connor; Gar den of Memories, by H. Cooper; Head of the House of Coombe, F. H. Bur nett; Seed of the Sun, by Wallace IT, win; Setting of the Sage, by H. G. Evarts; Maria Chapdelaine, by Louis Hemon; Ashes of Evidence, by Eric LevtsOn; Valley of Gold, by David Vera, by M. A. Arvin; To he Last Man, by Zane Grey; The Other Susan, by J. Lee; Martin Conis- Oy's Vengeance, by J. Farnol; Lost Valley, by K. F. Gerould; Ragged Edge, by Harold McGrath; Girl from Montana, by c. l.. Lutz; Mavis of Green Hill, by F. Baldwin; Man from he Wilds, by H. Bindloss; Shepherds 'f the Wild, by E Marshall.
 The local high school basket ball luintet defeated the South Willington r. M. c. A. team at the g. H. s. Gym, ast Friday evening by score of 48-9. \ large crowd of rooters accompanied he Wilmington team but their cheering ailed to strengthen their team. The game was fast, even though the locals piled up such high score For Staf- ord, Baldwin and Murray were the 'tars, although Quinns' guarding was excellent. The local team had good but they took too many Iy ong shots, c. Zemec and S. Zemic were the Willington stars, although Usher, Pokorny and J. Zemec were good. The summary:
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