The Press., 1904-06-15

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 Joseph's chapel Sunday at 8.3O.
 Miss Celia Holt of the Springs was a guest of Mrs J. H. cCarthy last Tuesday and Wednesday. .,.
 Rev. Gilbert Forte of the Congre- ] gational church left Monday for Bos- I ton on visit to his parents. ees' ME-
 Forte is talented young man and has
 already won a large place in the
 hearts of his people. Rev. George B. Porter of West Stafford will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning. ,,f, Friday evening the Young Mems
 club held their second anniversary at tile club rooms About hundred
 guests were invited. but only sixty seven were present. During the first part of the evening several selections were rendered by graphophone, after which there were short addresses by iAlxarado Howard and Rev. E. A. Burnhan of. Stafford Springs and Rev. MT Forte of Staffordville, which will prove to be very helpful and instruct
 
 bers of the school board and the cler- fgymen of the town were invited, but as some of them could not be present their regrets were sent, which were speken@Of and read A history of the E club was given by Rev. F. W. Gray, which was very interesting. The later part of the evening ice cream and cake were served, and the time was spent in social gathering. = A most pleasant evening was enjoyed by all, and as each left the club rooms H, was with best wishes for the young men tbat they may always meet with the best of; success in their work, and that they may celebrate other ami versaries of their club .ss.". ,"', t- West Stafford. < ;
 Arthur Keith and Edwin Barret were guests of Ernest Smith last Sun- day. -. .4.. .... Mrs. F. Z.'Fairfield is. entertaining
 her mother, Mrs. Edson, of Rock ville. ,-.,.' :; ..:"
 Miss Nellie Bell of Rockville was gnest of Miss Caroline Neff at F. A. Sturtevant's recently, ...:.. :. Miss CIamber1in, teacher at Rock Meadow, spent the Sabbath with Eunice Rradway.
 Mr. and Mrs. O.. s. Dunning of New York, Mr and Mrs. Rogers, and
 H. H. Curtis and family of Spring field spent Saturday at W.D. Graves.
 William Thrall and Miss Edna Thrall of Rockville, also Mrs. Kings
 bury, and son of Laport, Texas, were guests of their cousins, MT. and Mrs. F. Z;r Fairfield Sunday. ..: e, "ft. wILLTN4rON.
 Mrs. J. c: Fuller left recently her brother. E. H. Burdick, for New London '.~ ... s .., < 7 Mir Wolfe at the Baptist church Sunday preached from II Timothy 4 D Theme, The work of an evangelist. z Miss Jenny Church has some verses in recent issue of Hartford paper, entitled "Who Will Be President Next?' l.
 She is the proud possessor of orc of those ss s' wooden -nutmegs, ; given her by Hon. E. E. Fuller of, Holland, wlio called the other day. >:.t ... s
 A warning for the annual school district meeting in district No. One's school 4house on Friday evening, 17thi inst, At T P. m. ,.. has been posted.
 The subject at the Congregational church Sunday was "The conversion of the jailor.,.,, ,, Acts l6 :3O-3l, part of the chapter being read. as the scripture lesson. ,.;. @f---'' :, :.A A U, s. post :ofiees inspector came down there Tuesday, after his labors over the recent post office burglary at Stafford Springs, c. A. R. comrade very pleasant to meet.
 Charles Benton ard his family have returned from New Eondon, moving into Andrew Whitman g house. Char ley says the prospects for work in the shipyards are not bright. :.f;: '. .~
 Considerable excitement has lately prevailed in the vicinity of West Wilmington over the stealing at Crystal Lake from man in the sum of $150 by a woman with whom he was keep ing company. It was the outcome of an arrest in Hartford oyer the matter The wife of Frank B. Reed of New York, who was killed in an automo- bile accident Sunday, was spending the summer at the home of E. B. Crane on Chestnut hill, Mansfield, and she raceived word of the accident Monday night and started immediately for New York. ''.'
 ! Parties have lately jumped on Nathan Ward, Toiland% side, and the town. of Holland, of. which he is tax collector, in 8 justice suit of replevin, which comes off tn 8 week. A certain housew as .ehsttle attached by the col, Iector; for taxes, and subsequently, re- pievined., The case is heard in Coy :. Sncty. 5~o>.yt f :A' <. -' s' }: As' ] The church services next Sunday wifi 'be given up to the observance of f Children" day. All interested are reqaested to repair to, the church o1 Saturday, afternoon for rehearsal and to.sFFangsSthe decorations.e 7 Flowers are seiiciteG It will not be forgotten- that the church stl roll call will be held on-lthe evening of the 21st inst. <,
 We blind folks. at least, won't get. mad at this doggeref:.z- If blind folk ,. would be less busy a. telling what they see,
 And of repeating ruihors all people :. j. would beware;
 If deaf persons would be heedful of
 telling what they hear,
 There yOuld he less tittle. tile f1virln.