The Press., 1886-05-20
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Supper from b GO S3s OsCaOCKs supper, ticket in bedquilt and admission to er tertainment 20 cts. inclusive admission to entertainment alone 10 cts. tOacommence at 8 o'clock with charades, dialogues, sing ing and tableaus. Mrs. H.rG Geronld, Sec retary. a s4s4 T,9Ra lsAa ssg \ 1o9{f 1..ii
 There will be preaching at the Uni yersalist church Sunday next, May 23d, by Prof. e. M. Harmon, of Tufts divinity school. On the Sunday following, May 30, Rev. 0. c. Riddle of North Cambridge
 Christian Leader The Stafford papers announce the resignation of Rev. G. V. Maxham, pastor of our church in that pleasant town. Stafford will not seem like Stafford without Bro. Maxham. He has preached there for more than twenty years, being the senior pastor of our church in Connecticut. We have no par ticulags and. do,not kpowaB Bro, xham's plans. Eke has made hi1nsAl PeHy seful ill the town aside from his miniRteriaf ser vices. and will be missed not only in the pulpit bus in the schools and other public Interests.
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 Preaching at the Potter school house next Sunday at Mfasm. and 1 D. m.sbH Mrs. B. l.. Crumb Of FoFrestville. .R kes TIFF (ooHRBsppEDwaEB0
 E --SarahsB., second Vife ef Dea. Henry G. Whitford, foflaelay q Ahis town, died at Mansfield the a2th insk aged 79 years. Among 3other relatives JPreBent at the ful- neral gWas her son, ReT. A. M. Crane, of formerly captain in the 2lst regiment. @a Dewitt EBimock, q proaAinenf Bnsihas man of Moline, Ill.,, formerly of this town, isyvery much out of health at present. a--Mr. W. F. Carroll, Whil6 at work On the new horse shed being built by the Thread Ca, fell from the ridge pole, bart ing his head quite sdeiouslRs@ He is aoing well under the care of Df. Johnson The select school atSSonth Wilmington did not begin at, ,thegtime appointed on &C., count Of the sndispositi tioh Of Mss Miller, tIeteeehergAo is enfalingE From infmama- tion of the eyes.
 -Phenomenal-how ow long the applesllog, soms stay on the trees this season.
 Latest law case Hhpmasg Hoyle, 70. T. Preston, atty, aga11st Dahiels sBlaksley. Action of assumpsit, before w. F. Essex, Esq Mi. .Dawe,s at uthe initiation of MT. Fuller, spoke at the BaEeist services last Sunday Mr. Dave sooh 10 take posi- tion Aon the Msridens Repablican as city 0O1OOEo OUCC6ES CO@@Aus
 1. 'a~-M Many of euG Reo oRleg will reoolleet the Rev. Dr. Eavalette Perrin, who used to visit here while SMr. Bancroft was pastor of the, Congregational church, also his daughter Catherine. me latter died tho 18th inst, at her home in Saratoga Springs, NCY. .t She awass the Of Oi1as and was 38 years o4agedT -,aa'
 Mrs. B. 0. Eldridge ist visiting in Wethersaeld and Manchester. =-7
 -Dea. Ezra Converse has bought the farm on Village Hill, lately occupied by P. sGlmartn, and has moyed uponit There has been some little controversy in regard to the above property, growing out of 8 claim held upon it by Dan Sullivan of the Springs, who had advanced money to Mar garet Marlin, who claimed 8 right to the farm. In order to straighten this, as well as some other matters, relating to Mary Bolger, who also had aEtitle to the proper ty, and who is supported by the town. Judge Carpenter appointed s. Taylor con- IT. Preston and 6. E. Robbins appraisers!r The town thus became the possessor of the farm, which subsequently passed into the handBof Mr. Converse. The town set tied Sullivan's claim for $18O. The farm was sold to MT. 0. for $500.
 Mary TopGf came down from Spring field one day last week to see her father, who is now more comfortable.
 '' Willie Studley has had $ Felaps6.s 6sse u&r ,szaVE lAsmF6RmTEl8 ,gs1n1xl 5na oao1s fOGMhsnaaS f0OOGGSlsfo SaSsEF ,s4&w~mo-
 Mrs. 0. D. Chism is teacher of, the school on the Hilllr7zone that gives satisfac- tionl all round. si1h5E1A 1oA
 Rev. J. P. Trowbridge of West Wood stock exchanges next Sunday with. the Congregational minister l1ere,, ,,4Proyidence permitting.
 (FrOm another correspondent.)
 T.1lSunday,a 8he 9th inst, Rev. Jas. B. Oonneal preached at the Baptist church to & large audience, having for his text John xiv, 1st and 2d verses, Let aot YouE Shsars be itrOubleds etc. He spoke of the great amount of trouble in the world on every side, touching upon the labor troubles of the day, and dwelling particularly upon affiictions caused by &l0asI Of lni9aadS. a1ot4 ing the familiar lines, 5HS" -'sFFiend aftee' 'asieAa s7spafss. yssf ov&d
 Whohaa A0t lost a friendi?HoR lAO and referring to the various ways resorted EtO to eseape fromrttORble, insteaa 6fge6nn, to the proper sonfC6 for consolation. tFoaSis, S5lns 1sa sJ ao BRs isss It 1s1 ss noble, upright. manly laanhefsS ".Thez Ssrg mon was masterly production.
 Monday evening has MA6& && A@ MI Oonnelfs lecture, being asorraY the lecture was delivered Qp TNesdaU exenings and nsr 1t was quite impossible to give it a aoeneraT notice in SO short a tiroe fhe atteTdanca was not large, bat those who were psesenf enjoyed rich treat. At the G1ose hs Rw38 his old friends partiAI promiae to coaae and spendHa vaoatiDF with a6ntm md aalt6sfer day, when theq @eture ,twil Ihes aaapsasSa.. and We hope to sa larger apdience.a or s.
 While Stephen l. HuntIey was paint ing on Wm. IA Bpxton's ,hense lask Mon~ day, sa strong gust of wind to0f sIas laddef on which ha wsa standing and carried it to the ground but by Jumping he seCafed uniniured, though the ladder is up for re- paars "s ,--G A AaA sI $ IE v, ,K
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 -I. Q. Welch has been drawn as juror for the June terms E 4YK t.,s. soLe $ .ls1 s5 .-. E. Hoot is recovering fEom hia rheumatic attack.
 Ft >-Aisa Olafab ellei Nye, of Stafford Hats, low, is fitting dresses far some of her old customers, by. the Phelps system of out. ting, iii a very aDcepta6le eIaatfner.s VI. '"
 -Rugbee Post, c. A: R. have decided to hold their Memorial Day exercises at the town hall Sunday afternoon, May 3Oth,