The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-11-22

Regular meeting of Harmony Temple
Of Honor and Maccabees next Wednesday
evening.
It is probable that Rev. DR.. nj. Burn
ham will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Robert Hampston has moved her
household goods to WilIimantic, where
she will make home for her son and
daughter.
August Goldsmith of New York has
sold his stock in the Warren wooden COM
pany to the other stockholders. Mr..
Goldsmith will sever his connection with
the company about January l.
The sale and entertainment to be given
by the ladies Of Grace church Is to be
postponed till Dec. II and H. Two plays
are being rehearsed for the event, and
there Is to be remembrance table,"
Seats will go on sale Friday at 81. 8.
Abel's for the presentation Of 1.-THE Bow
cry After Dark, at the opera house, next
Monday evening. This is sensational
melodrama, with Miss Lillian Hoffman as
the heroine.
The Harvey & Dunn repertoire company
playing at the opera house this week is
highly spoken Of by those who have at
tended. The specialties are pleasing and
carefully rendered. The attendance is In
creasing as the merits of the company are
realized and they will probably have large
audiences for the closing evenings OF the
engagement. The drama, "True Irish
Hearts," will be presented tonight. A
matinee will be given Saturday afternoon.
The historical Thanksgiving bird of
our sturdy New England forefathers was
always accompanied by that traditional
vegetable, the pumpkin. One would be
lonesome on the table without the other.
Hence the "booby prize" Of the st. Ed
wards festival next week will be the big
gest pumpkin in town, which will be
awarded by vote to the most popular per-
son In town. Who will furnish the veg
etableP ..* ..e.
| Tickets are out for the bazaar to be
held next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at st. Edwards hall. Sin
gle admission is 10 cents; season tickets
25 cents. Each season ticket entities the
holder to one chance on each of the arti-
cles mentioned thereon. The stage per-
1ormances 10 90 gwen every evening VIII
70 wen woi'n 'ne pl'oo y, Aos' ."'
1poo'S'' ,,1N1 W." 70 -. III W, no
aaa. - Ts'."~so 10 &c. -. ~
at q o,c,ock Tickets will he On sale at
In Ahops nax+ Monday az Ga m Tho
,ol,ouino 10 tho oso+.
Nathan Hale, M. o'Halloran
Ieyt.- coz Knewlton. 'a D.J ManIeV
Cunningham joseph C9nnors
Ebenezer Lebanon, James Sullivan
William viii Hui. charles Common
casper, owen Mccarthy
Talbot Boy, Amos Boiieau
School bows and soldiers 0A
MSe Asam MAS T. n La R0c6
Angelica Knowlton, Miss M. Shea
"' School girls and townswom men -' ''''
Stafford.
Thanksgiving next week, and the vii
lage Will see the return of many of the
absent ones. ..=
Goldie arrived Yesterday and was greet
ed by large number of his old friends
at the town hall last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Wightman of Hartford
was a guest of her brother in.law. Deacon
j.. G. Wightman. a part of last week.
All denartmenta ~ tho p,,nav Gram
mar school will close next Wednesday for
the annual Thanksgiving week vacation.
Otto T.odisb hoe cold b,s hondsooe
driving horse and offars b,s carr,aoa ROAD
wagon and sleiob for sa,e IN anotbar ool
nmn.
The ladies of the Friday Night whist
club are requested to meet with Mrs
Henry Gerould at her home Friday after
noon.
The ecclesiastical society of the Bap
fist church will hold their annual business
meeting in the chapel next Friday evening
at z O'Clock.
Mrs George Thompson will leave Mon
day for Keene, N. H., where she will
spend Thanksgiving with her son, Rev
George Thompson.
) Mrs FP Ratche,der q, Ros+on ia
guest this week Of Rev. and Mrs. FL
Batchelder. DIR. Batchelder ia expectet
Saturday and on his return the first O
next week he will be accompanied by hi
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, steadman Williams hav,
resigned their positions at Mathematical
farm, Bolton. Mass. and are vet unde
, cided as to their futnre horne. Mr. VIII
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