The Press., 1902-03-27

meeting aC O'CLOCK, Easter morning, ID
the church vestry. Topic: The Risen
Life; Christ's-O Ours. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
Charles Young was hurt by the lever OF
press at the lower shoddy mill early In
the week. The lever few and struck him
on the chin and he was still unconscious
when DIR. Newton arrived. His injuries
consisted of several bad cuts and bruises
on his face and head.
Grace Church Notes: Good Friday,
there will. be the usual service at a. M,
and service and sermon 1T 7.30 p. m. In
FAINT baptism on Saturday at p. M, II
there are any to be baptized. The Easter
| day services will be as follows: Ia. M,
holy communion; 1916 a. M, morning
prayer, holy communion and sermon; {
p. NJ, Sunday school festival, The Good
Friday offerings will be for missionary
work among the Jews; those on Easter
day, at all the services, will be for the
parish debt. An offering of $2OO is
asked for. Those who have flowers OF
plants to give or loan for the Easter dec.
orations will please have them at the
church by Q o'clock on Saturday.
Stafford.
Mrs. j. A. SimOnds has reopened her
store for the spring season with bright,
fresh stock Of new millinery.
Schools all closed Tuesday for a two.
weeks vacation.
| Frank E. Ledoyt of Barretts Junction
was at home, last Saturday.
Clarence Rockwell advertises his place
for sale in another column of this issue.
There will be confirmation of class
Of eleven candidates at the Universalist
church next Sunday.
Miss Mary Jennings of Windsor is
making her annual visit among relatives
and friends in the village.
Mrs. J. g. Wightman and daughter
Helen, have been spending few days
with relatives In Hebron.
The many friends of 8. E. Dwight were
pleased to see him down street yesterday
for the first time In many months.
Mrs. Lyman Hewlett OF South Amherst
has been spending week with her sister
Mrs. Andrew Ledoyt, at Hydeville.
George Smith has resigned his position
as boss carder at the Riverside mill and
left for his home In Uxbridge, Mass, this
morning.
Miss Addie Wilton of the Willimantit
Normal school is spending the vacation
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. M
Wilton.
DIR. F. P. Batchelder of Boston was liz
town Monday for counsel with DR.. WOOD
In the case of David Holmes, who Is crit
ically i'll.
A large 'bus-load Of people from this
village attended the entertainment in the
Congregational church at West Stafford
Tuesday evening.
Miss Gertrude Wightman will take ad
vantage Of the spring vacation to spend g
season with relatives in New York and
neighboring sections.
1t is earnestly desired that every mem.
Der of the cornet band, and all others that
feel an interest In the organization, will
meet In the town hall Friday evening.
Mr.. Sparrow of Wellington has leased
and moved on to the Willis farm neal
Hydeville, now owned by Mrs. George
Barton. Mr.. Lounsbury, the former oc
cupant, has moved to Staffordville.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant wealth
er on both Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of last week the Universalist 80
ciety scored another of their usual sue
cesses with their entertainment. TIL,
net receipts were S12S.
;. James N. Sibley, executor of the Will
son estate, has sold the homestead t.
George Jenkins of the borough. AS 500
, as some necessary repairs can be com
pleted Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins will NOV
back to this village and occupy the hous
, for their residence.
r HE liveth," Is the title of the Easte
song service which will be rendered b
q the choir and Sunday school In the Bal
tist church on Sunday evening next. Th
children will recite. The pastor wi
preach In the morning, and the next Sur
day, April 9th, will be Mr.. Williams las
Sunday in Stafford, as he will leave earl
in the week for Cape May city.
! The Ladies' Mission circle of the BaK
o fist church held their meeting at til
1 home of Mrs. Pomeroy last. week Wet
r nesday, and reports showed that muc
q had been done for missions. This bein
( the annual meeting, the following Officer
Il were elected :. President, Mrs. Geore
q Williams; vice-president, Mrs. Ann
/. Connors; secretary and treasurer, Mr.
r Henry Holtham.
. The town hall will be good place I
l. visit next Tuesday evening II you wal
g to enjoy good laugh and at the sam
i time listen to some fine singing and m,
a sic. Chamberlin and Harrington's Tro,
Y badours are to give an entertainer
|. there that evening for the benefit of tt
Staffordville Congregational church, ar
it only needs look at one of the sma
= programs Of being assured of getting til
:. worth of your money. "Mun" has grow
= considerably In width since his last a
pearance before our public, but then tn,
!, only gives additional room for his joke
. and at the same time adds to their effec
:, iveness.
II. F. Cady received word by telephol
yesterday morning that Mrs. Arthur Gao
was critically Ill with appendicitis at b
home In Hartford, and that council
doctors had decided that she must unde
: go an operation for the same at once
: the only means Of saving her life. Ear
: in the evening another message was +
ceived saying that the operation had BET
performed and that so far the condition
were favorable, but additional word th
morning conveyed the sad news of b
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