The Press., 1922-01-12
Edward Ladish of Hartford spent

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 Bartholomew Mullins returned Sat urday from Springfield where he has been visiting a few days.
 Joseph Lazzerin, who recently nov ed from here to Springfield, Mass, has |nOW moved to Manchester, N. H. Carl Lasbury has resigned from the ! Stevens Hardware Co.,, and is succeed ed temporarily by Albert Hajosey.
 Israel Lincoln has sold his house on West street to Mrs. John Michna. The price is said to be about $2,950.
 Richard Bissonnette returned to Holy Cross college on Sunday to be- gin the second half of his sophomore year at college.
 l Miss Florence Richard has returned to her studies in the Baltic academy, after spending a twO-weeks' vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Richard.
 l Court OronocO, F. of A. meeting this, evening. Deputy Murphy will at tend to install the officers. There are three candidates to take the degree. A large attendance is desired.
 Mrs. J. Fox went to Hartford yes terday where she will spend a week or ten days at Highland Court hotel. Rev. Marian Jones of Providence will be her guest the first few days. Other friends will. join her later.
 The Young Peoples Auxiliary of the M. B. church will present as their an- nuaI entertainment a rural comedy en- titled, Aaron Slick, from Pumpkin Crick" on February 9th. It is come ! Ivy nf oh n ing many laughs.
 The young people of St. Edwards parish will run three nights fair for it's benefit on January 26, 27, 28. Re hearsals are now in progress for a snappy stage sketch each evening. There will be good music, good re- treatments and good articles to be captured at the booths.
 Tomorrow evening there will be the formal opening of the new gram mar school building with the following exercises: From to- 7.45 the grades will be in regular session in their class rooms; from 745 to 8.45 there will be basket ball game; from 8.45 lto 9.15 scussel's orchestra will fur finish a WlH pc IOllOMea Iby dan .l-lS.sU. All parents fS { "a citizens are cordially invited to Inspect the new building and enjoy 1.-the exercises. If there are any who would like to SC the building at any lother time they will be welcomed.
 \ 1t the last meeting of the W. R.ttt. the following officers were installed: ::
 President, Jessie F. Quinley; s. V., Gundi Jacobsen; J. VI, Flora RhoemS treasurer, Florence Silcox; secretary,
 Minnie McIntire; chaplain; Arminda
 Harper; conductor, Emily A. Bur dick; guard, Lima B. Schmidt; assist lant conductor, Mary E. Shepherd j;
 assistant guard, Eva A. Wagner; pa triotic instructor, Bertha Pease; mu- Isician, Eva R. Greaves press cores Ipondent, Minnie McIntire.; color bear
 CTS, Lillian Benton, Ide1la Whitaker, Lena Walker, Elizabeth Kinsman; del
 egate to convention, Katherine Fetch
 CT; alternate, Florence SilcOx.
 At the annual meeting of the Staff
 ford Business Mems association, held
 Monday evening the following officers
 were elected. President, Dr. c. B. \ 1Tschummi; vice presidents, Walter
 Scott, Dr. J. P. Han1ey; secretary and treasurer, Frank Johnson. T. F. Null
 lins and Bernard Mullins, the presi-
 dent and secretary and treasurer, re- tiring, both declined a reelection and ISWere given rising vote of thanks for Itheir efficient services. l.. w. ZelZ was
 appointed captain of team to represent
 the association in a cribbage tOurna- ment that is being organized among
 the orders of the borough. The asso-
 citation now has a membership Ot
 about 15O members and is in a flourish
 ing condition.
 The annual Congregational church
 meeting was held in the chapel Thurs
 day evening. Supper was served al half past six in charge of Mrs. F. H
 Spelman, of the church committee J. W. Robinson, Mrs. J. D. Grifiths and Mrs. G. w. Amidon. About seven
 ty were served, others coming for the business meeting which immediately followed Rev. Levi Rees presided and clerk and treasurer c. F. Chandler read the. years reports. There art two hundred and tWenty-One members ) the number of admissions for the year ! being the same as the dismissals by letter, making the number Januar!
 1st the same as year ago. This in | ohor r Many special collections were takeI ! during the year for purposes outside of the parish. The Ladies' MissiOnar!
 societies raised more money the pas , year than ever before, but did no
 meet their large appOrtionments. , Kingsley Converse reported, as sec 1 retary of the committee on benevo = fences, that the church had sen through the usual channels some owe
 eighteen hundred dollars. J.. P. Wag
 ner reported for the mems class 3 | Miss Grace Griffith for the Sunda! = school and Miss Ruth Burwell for thu ". P. s. c. E. Mrs. c. B. Tschummi . secretary and treasurer of the Ladies g Aid society, reported a very prosper = Ous year.. Nearly thousand dollars l were spent for the carpet runners il the church and repairs in the parson : age-. The society has six hundred ant {, fifty dollars on hand. These officer |. were elected: deacon for three years : J, Carl Converse, c. D. Griffith and c ; w. Amidon holding over); churcl 5 committees, pastor, deacons, clerk 5 president of Y. P. s. c. E., Sunda!
 school superintendent, (Emeritus, Mrs l James Mclaughlin. Mrs. c. B. But Iterf1eld, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, Mrs B. H. Spelman, Mrs. George Rumbe