The Press., 1888-02-09
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 The Band of Hope will hold It's mex, meeting at the Episcopal church Sunday, p. m., Feb. 12
 We are promised some interesting facts concerning our schools for next weeks issue.
 Many citizens ara getting interested in the proposed memorial building. Sites are being discussed. One at the corner of Highland Terrace and Spring-st., facing down Spfing-st and therefore near and in view from Main-st., is well commented on. Also the plot made by the intersection of Main and West Main streets and Holland Avenue is being discussed. Either would be good spot, though the latter is by some considered to be too crowded. Both are owned by Julius Converse, who is dis posed to be generous in the transfer of either if required for the purpose named.
 - The ladies' aid society of Grace church will give supper this Thursday evening in the Sunday school room from 6 to p. m. The remainder of the evening will be spent in social entertainment
 The Girls Library Club have arranged with the dramatic society of the Stafford Universalist church torepeat at Oronoco Hall on Friday evening (lOth) their spirit cd drama, "Nevada, or the Lost Mine" one of the best dramatic presentations ever given in the town. The avails are to be divided between the girls club and the Universalist society, and as the girls propose to make an addition to the Ella Baker memorial fund, which is eventually to go into the proposed memorial build Ing, it will be seen that the public have a double interest in giving 8 generous pa tronage to this entertainment Further we may say the entertainment deserves the biggest kind of house on its merits. It is play of thrilling interest, and well presented. Those who have seen it. will desire to see it again, and this is a reason why those who have not seen it should i'm prove the opportunity. Remember-to- morrow (Friday) evening. Tickets-now on sale at Parsons-25 cents 10 cents ad- ditional for reserved seats.
 W. H. Black and "A. H. Simonds are representing Winter Post at the state G. A. R. encampment at Waterbury this week.
 Harmony Temple of Honor very pleas antly celebrated it's 9th anniversary last Wednesday, evening with vocal and in- strumenta music, declamations and brief addresses. 6. w. T. Talcott was present. Unity Temple of Rockville, which had been invited and-was expected, failed to put in an appeAracne, evidently being frightened by the weather. About 100 were present and 86 partook of 8 supper served at the Congregational chapel by ladies of the W. 0. T. U. -.-. .- --... a....
 The next sociable of the ladies of the Congregational society will be held at the chapel next Wednesday afternoon and evening, under the charge of Mrs. B. O. Dennis and Mrs. F. N. Crane. All are in- vited. @*
 Sec notice of borough board of relief.
 The ladies aid society and sociable of the M. B. church will meet in the church parlors next Wednesday afternoon and evening, Feb. 18th.
 The Stafford Springs cemetery has been further besutifed by the setting up of large Scotch granite monument for the Sibley and Smith families, the work of Eldredge & Adams, Rockville.
 The Girls Library Club have received donation of $2O from some outside friend in aid of the library.
 Headquarters Winter Post, No 4, CARA Stafford Springs, Conn.,, Feb. 9th, 1888. 1 At regular meeting of the post the follow ing resolution was passed
 l That the thanks of the post are due, and are hereby rendered, to the members of Win ter Woman's Relief Corps and all ladies who 90 kindly assisted at the c. A. R. fair, also to the people of the town for their very lib. eral donations and support, to the parties who gave time and expense for the drama, to the Episcopal society, the Citizens Band, and all others who assisted. Many thanks. | RPYYwvyg prypV Y