The Press., 1922-03-30
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A public dump has been opened by George Gary on East street.
 Miss Ruth Mullen is with friends in Hartford for the weehend.
 Edward O'Brien returned from a short visit in Springfield Mass.
 Miss Harriet Winslow of Paris, Me, is guest of Mrs. G. Percival-B Bard.
 Miss Ruth Chapin is entertaining Miss Elizabeth Eshbaugh of Mont clair, N. J.
 Mrs. John Denniston has returned home after spending few days in Springfield.
 Miss Clover Converse has returned from Providence, R. l., where she was guest for few days.
 Mrs. G. Harrison. Flint of Provi- dence, is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Bertrand.
 Howard R. Williams and Miss Strauss of New York were guests at the Congregational parsonage over Sunday.
 Mrs. T. c. Chapin and children, Thomas, Constance and Nan, are with relatives in Montclair, N. J., and Sound Beach.
 The regular monthly meeting of the StraZZa Post, American Legion, will be held at their rooms Monday evening with boxing bouts to precede the meet ing.
 Miss Ruth Larned is with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Larned, at Stafford Street. She will return the first of the week to Keene, IN. H., where she teaches in the High school.
 The Missionary society of the Con- gregational church will meet at the parsonage Tuesday at three o'clock. The members are requested to come prepared to do little home missiona- ry work.
 Ea"l Jacof sen has returned to his studies at Philadelphia, after an en- forced absence of nearly five weeks. During that time he was in the hospi- tai there with pneumonia and recuper- ating at his home here.
 The Stevens Hardware Co., have a wireless telephone set up in their store in charge or Carl Lndner, and concerts are heard nightly from De- troit, Pitisburg, Schenectady, Spring field Newark and Hartford
 
 rooms last Tuesday evening the Night Hawk baseball team decided to re- organize, and elected John Michna captain and Norman McLagan mana ger. Last year the team was fast but this year teneftted by experience they expect to have a first class nine.
 The game that the Lucky Five had arranged with the M. E. church quintet has been postponed from Friday even ing to Tuesday. The Lucky Five were unI eatatle last year and although they have not played together this year, as a number of them are high school players. The game will De at the Boys club. Kusiansky will ref cree. The probable lineup for the game is as follows:
 Lucky Five DI. B. Church Sullivan If Bradley B; calchera, E, calchera If Parkhurst Murray c Whitaker COmins rg DennistOn Angley lg Stoetzner A meeting was held at the Boys club last night to organize town base ball team to be composed of only local talent and with only a few Veter- ans of last years team, so that it gives the younger fellows, who are the coming ball players a chance. Last year the town had chance to see some semi professional base ball but the pace was too fast and the team was obliged to break up tefore- the season was half over. The team. with the exception of few, was com posed of outside talent, leaving a great many good local players on the bench. These players then played with the Phoenix-Riverside team and had a successful season. This goes to show that Stafford still has first class ball players and the local base ball enthusiasts are trying to put the team lack where it was two years ago, a successful team composed strictly of home talent. At the meet ing only a few were present, but they 1 elected Roy COnnOrs temporary cap l tain, and decided to hold the next ] meeting Friday evening at the Boys club. ConnOrs duties are to gather to- gather all players with any chance of . making the team, and have them elect , their captain and manager. All inter ested in this and who think they have , 8 chance of making the team will be | welcomed at the meeting.