The Press., 1922-02-09

The banks VIII De CIOSeQ Ou pMOu- day, Lincoln's birthday.
 At this writing Mrs. w. o. Judd is in very critical condition.
 On Saturday afternoon the Trinity college team. will be the attraction at the Stafford Hockey clubs rink and on Sunday afternoon Windsor Locks will play it's third and final game of the series here. Each team has won one game. y.
 Tn the match game last night be- tween the All Stars and Warrens, the All Stars won to 1, and by this vic- tory probably will win first position. Tn the game two of the long standing records were broken. The high three string of Hans Hansen's was smashed by Jack Cote from 341 to 353 and the All Stars broke the long standing high total of the Clerks by five pins, mak- ing 14S9.
 The following officers of William Horton camp, s. of V. were installed last evening: C., Charles Curnan; s. V. C.. E. K. Taft; J. V. C., G. F. Shepard i; treasurer, John Hancock; secretary, John Irons, Jr.; camp council, G. F. Shepard, William Irons, Warren Boardman; patriotic instructor, W. E. Benton; Chaplain, F. w. Howard i: bearer, William Irons; guide, Warren Boardman; inside guard, John Irons i: Outside guard; Napoleon Lannigan i; post commander, Oliver Avignon of Alden Skinner camp of Rockville act ed as installing officer, assisted by Fred X. Fell CT of the same camp.
 The Art Exhibit now being held at the new school tuiIding is well worth attending. The more than two hum dred reproductions consist of large carbon photogravures, engravings, copper plate and carbon color paint ings. These represent the lest in sculpture, architecture and nature of all nations and are chosen with edu- catiOnal art as the standard; The admission fees are to te useds Ey the school in procuring pictures for the assembly room, corridors and school rooms in the new building. Many friends and several local societies are selecting gifts to the school from this exhibit. The public is cordially invit- ed to attend during the hours of to 5. and 2 to 10 to-day and tomorrow. The pictures will he returned to the Bison Company on Saturday. Last night the pupils gave the following program: Song, Mammy's Little Honey, High school chorus; French art, k. BiSsOnnette; What Art Owes to Dutch Masters, V. Theising; En- glish Painters of note, c. Chapin; Song, WakOnda, Chorus; Character of Italian Painting, P. Argenta, Ap- preciation of American Art, H. Will dey; America. To night the gram mar school pupils will entertain.
 West Stafford
 Twin. boys were born Sunday to Mir and Mrs. Kovaciny who live in the Kent Hollow district.
 A surprise party was given Raymond Billings on Tuesday evening by fourteen of his young friends. the occasion being his thirteenth birthday. Games were played and dainty refreshments served and all had 8 jolly good time
 Mir. and Mrs. George Edson and son Thomas, of Utica, N. Y., were week end guests of his parents, Mir. and Mrs Frank Edson. Mrs. Edson will be re. membered aB Miss Bertha Williams o1 the borough. ~
 Prayer meeting this evening at the parsonage. c. k. meeting Sunday even. ing, Subject, Better Purposes. Mum 14: 2O-24, Decision Day.) Leader Miss Mildred 1Glazier. c. k. social Friday evening Every body is invited Nc charge. ..... . :, Stafford
 Mrs. Charles Dimmick has been on the sick list.
 Temperance Union will speak at the Universalist church Sunday morning
 Mrs. John Ingham of Maynard Mass, formerly of Stafford, received
 word of the death of her father in England and has sailed for England
 The Ever Loyal Girls class of the Baptist, church are to give a supper and entertainment on February 14th to which every one is invited. Supper will be served from six to eight, price 25 cents including entertainment. StaffOrdviIIe
 Five persons joined the M. E. church last Sunday on probation.
 There will be a dance at the Pearl Button club on Saturday evening with music by Woods orchestra.
 There will be recitations and a play entitled Peter" given in the M. E. vestry this Thursday evening. Ice cream will be on sale.
 Ellery M. Chamberlain is quite ill with the grip and there are a good many other people who are i'll with the same malady in this vicinity.
 Emory Phelps of Rockville, who has been in the Hartford hospital for treatment for several weeks, has i'm proved and arrived in town last Thurs day to visit his parents, MT. and Mrs Elwin Phelps, for few days.