The Press., 1922-11-02

Gust Alexopolos and John Caranas- sios, both of Thumpsonville were be- fore the borough court last Thursday on the charge of hunting on posted land. They were fined $2 and costs Amounting to $20.41 by Deputy Judge Ernest K. Taft. The arrest was made by Sheriff Eldredge on his own farm.
 There will be dance at the Springs House tomorrow evening" Music will te furnished by Scussel's orchestra, featuring Danny" Haigh. For the past month Scussel's orchestra has met with success everywhere it has played and upon securing Haigh, they insured their chances of having a good orchestra.
 A motion picture will be run at Par amount Theater next Thursday for the benefit of the basket ball team at St. Edwards school. The picture will be ''The Bachelor Daddy" featurine Thomas Meighan. On the following Thursday the high school athletic as sociation will present Marion Davies in Beauties Works at the Para mount.
 Friends and neighbors of Mrs. c. G Ellis and Mrs. B.. T. Eaton, wishing to express friendship and sympathy in the loss of their home by fire, gave them a shower of gifts Tuesday eve ming. Kitchen utensils and linen were chosen for Mrs. Eaton, but it was more difficult to select something for Mrs. Ellis. A miniature hat, she had lost all of hers in the flames, trimmed with white crepe to which two gold pieces were fastened. was presented by the ghosts. Though Mrs. Ellis has been confined to her bed with a bronchial cold the past week, she was able to appreciate the joke and expression of good will.
 The subject of the sermon at the morning, at 1O3O will be, ''Following Christ: What it means" Communion at the close with reception of new members. In the evening at 6.45 Miss Anna Daniels, who has recently re- \ turned from the Near East, where for | gagged in relief work, will give an ad- dress on her experience among the Turks and the Armenians. This will give the people of Stafford Springs an opportunity of hearing at first hand about conditions in that distracted part of the world which is so promi- nent at the present time in the public press of America and other lands.
 The Golf club entertained at the club house Tuesday evening in true Halloween style. The assembly room was gay with streamers, jack-o= lanterns and pumpkin vases filled with bitter sweet. Yellow chrysanthemums for a center piece with yellow gauge bows tied to the sandwich baskets ad- ded to the attractiveness of the lun- cheon table. The party sat about the cheerful blaze of the spacious fire place and enjoyed a delicious supper, the fresh lobster being served hot from distinguishes. Following the supper the cups, won in the fall golf matches, were presented by William Park. The recipients were as follows Presidents cup, Richard Pinney; cap tain's cup, Alwyn Rees; medal for runner up for captains cup. David Mitchell; consolation match medal, T. Fred Mullen. The Sunshine orchestra of Rockville played for the dancing and the merry party presented fes- tive picture after the bright eolofed favors were distributed. Paper hats, yellow horns, and paper plumes with the dancers well enmeshed in miles of Ipaper ribbons added to the fun, These ladies served>as hostesses: Mrs. c, B. Pinney, Mrs. c. B. Tschummi, Miss Mathilda McCulloch, Mrs. c. R. New ton, Mrs. Angus Park, Mrs. T. F. Null len, Mrs. B. P. Cooley, Mrs. R. M Fisk and Mrs.~JOhn Lee.