The Press., 1894-04-19

Joseph Barker, Mrs. FnrOnema \ ClarK, Patrick Carley, Miss Emma Clifford, Free man F. Filling, Miss Esther Sprague.
 F. E. FITZPATRICK, P. M.
 At meeting of the "Dickenses, j held April 18th, the following papers were read: 'sPickwick Papers," Hol- comb Howard; "Minor Characters oi David Copperfeld, Miss Lottie Ruby "Christmas Stories," Miss Clara Ellis. Quotations from Dickens were given, af- terward, the discussion of "Current Events," conducted by Owen Eastman. The 'sC. D." edited by Mrs. F. A. Bag nall and Miss Myrnie Washburne, was read. Music was rendered by MT. F. A. Bagnall and Miss Jennie Clark.
 The following officers were elected by Harmony Temple of Honor last evening w. c. T., Joseph Clifford; W. V. T., S. F. Maine; w. R., s. F. Clark; WAR, Ernest Taft; w. F. R., Lewis McLaugh- lin; w. T., Alvarado Howard; w.t., s. F. Pease; w. D. U., H. M. Benton; w. C., c. P. Hodgson; W.G., John Bolieau W. s., P. P. Davis; P. w. c. T., A. l.. Howard. The brethren are planning to give 8 ''sugar party" next Wednesday evening being the probable time, at which they will be glad to see their friends. Ad- mission, including ''gorge'' of sugar, 15c. A most desirable residence property on Edgewood is this week advertised by Mrs. c. J. Holmes, for sale or rent.
 North Holland S. s. Union.
 The second convention of the North Holland Sunday School Union will be held in the Universalist church, Stafford Hol- low, on Tuesday, April 24th. Afternoon session at 3 p. m., evening session at p. m.
 PRoGRAM-AFTERNooN.
 Greeting, Rev. T. c. Druley. Response, w. E. Demond. Address Irs s, on Order in the Sunday sch school ro How can the Sunday School Help the Church? c. H. Booth. How can the Church Help the Sunday
 School? Rev. S. s. Brown. How can the Home Help the Sunday School? Mrs. O. s. Orcutt. How can the Sunday School Help the
 Home? J. F. Zimmerman.
 Followed by discussion.
 temperance Chalk Talk, C. r. HOdgSOn. Business.
 COllatiOn.
 EVENING.
 How to Promote a More Thorough Study
 of the Bible. Rev. A. J. Mcleod
 Our first convention was very success full and resulted in good to all who attend ed, and we shall expect much help and pleasure from this. All Sunday school workers are earnestly requested to be present and enjoy the many good thinge, and go home better fitted to do efficient Sunday school work. If you are not a worker, come, and you may see so much good to be done that you may want to be- come one. Come everybody, and bring all your neighbors and friends.
 Stafford Hollow.
 The widow of the late Dr. Wm. N Clark is very low with Bright's disease, al her home in Westford.
 (Correspondence.)
 - Stated communication of Wolcott Lodge, No. 60, F. & A. M., this evening Work on the third degree.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Edson, of To ledo, Ohio, who came with, and to bt present at the funeral of, their sister Mrs. H. E. Stevens, remained few days with Mrs. James Holbrook.
 Cyril Johnson is out with very fine new carriage. It is from the establish, ment of John G. Wightman. We were recently shown through MT. Wightman's establishment, and find that he keeps quite a large stock of new and second. hand work at fair prices. New carriages range in price from $55 to $15O. He makes three weights of Concord bug gies, with one or two seats, ranging in price from $60 to $110, spindle wagons from 1855 to $60, and road carts from $1: to $50. Second hand at all prices to sui purchasers. Mir. Wightman keeps abou 50 new jobs on hand at all times. Busi ness, since the fine weather begun, haa been good. He has sold four new car riages and road cart this week, and h. expects a fair business when good weath CT comes to stay The business and styl of work are credit to the trade of tn Hollow.
 Mrs. W. E. Hemingway, of shor Beach, is visiting Mrs. Prince. I Barney Lavery and Steadman Will Hams have been quite sick for severa days. They seem seem to be improving at th present.
 The annual meeting of the Universal ist society held last evening, was well at tended, and the reports showed that tn society is quite prosperous. Two ney members were admitted. The expense for the year were $1 200, which was al provided for, so that there is no deflci with which to face the coming year. Tn following are the members of the severa committed for the ensuing year: Tn society's committee consists of E. c. Pin ney, chairman, R. Colourn atfd F. J Glover; secretary and treasurer, E. H Pinney; committee pn pledges, Mrs. J Francis, Mrs. E. J. Glover; music, Mrs H. E. Cady, Mrs. B. H. Pinney, Franl Lasbury; collector, H. F. Cady. Som improvements to the church prapert were suggested and discussed, and tn coming summer will see some of thes completed
 (From another Correspondent.) | The satisfaction received by the us of the Vesper services, which have bee used at the Baptist church during th winter, has encouraged the committee ' select anothcr interesting series and t continue them enee in two weeks, Tn first one of this series will be held nez Sunday evening, commencing at o'clooE Theme, "The Ninety and Nine" "......T .Thi evening, at 7.30, the Y. P. s. c. E. wi hold their regular meeting. Subject Self control and how to gain it.. Co 8: 1-17......The mission band will met Saturday, at 4 o'clock, Wftb Mfsa JesRPai GoodellA.. Next "Wednesday afternoo the ladies' aid society will meet for worl and will serve supper from 5.3f to 7 fo 10c. each; children under 12 years 5, Hoping to see many who were detaine from meeting with them at the last soci, on account of the storm, is the wish the society. Come and bring frien |, with yOu