The Press., 1906-11-14

tie, K. o. K. A, Thursday evening at '. After the regular meeting . mock trial will be held. All mem- bers are urged to be present.
 Miss Evelyn Taylor, formerly a teacher in the Pinney grammar school and now teaching in one of the pub lie schools of Springfield, was the guest of Miss Mildred MacCallum over Sunday.
 The subject of the sermon at the Universalist church next Sunday morning will be "Conv arsion. The evening subject will be that an nounced for last Sunday, "The final harmony of all souls with God"
 Wolcott lodge, A. F. 6 A. M., will hold it's stated communication next week Thursday evening under dispen- sation. A visiting delegation from Hampden lodge of Springfield will be present, and an invitation has also been extended to Ionic lodge. The work will be M. M.
 The Universalist Sunday school is preparing for a rally Sunday, includ- ing a reunion of all former members, to be held the Sunday after Thanks giving. All who have ever been member of the Uuiversalist school ara cordially invited to be present.
 Miss Jennie Lois Ellis of Provi- dence, James R. Weakley of Tufts college and Mrs. H. A. Hersey, na- tional mission study committee of the Y. P. O. U., held a meeting for the promotion of mission study among the Universalist young people at the Uni versalist parsonage Friday and Satur- day of last week.
 The annual business meeting of the Y. P. O. U. will be held in the Universailst church this Wednesday evening at ' o'clock. The Japan mission offering of the Union will be taken next Sunday evening, instead of last Sunday. The topic next Sun day will be "Our foreign mission in Japan. What is my part?''
 Miss Kate Moore, 30, died at her home in Hydeville last Tuesday even ing after an illness of only "A hours. Her death, which was very sudden, was a great shock to her many friends and her relatives. Miss Moore was for several years 8 dressmaker at her home. She was very popular with all the young people of this village and all others who had ever met her. She was 8 devout Catholic and a friend to everybody. Her death is mourned by all the Hydeville people. Besides her mother, she leaves five sisters, Miss Margaret of Spring field, and the Misses Nora, Ellen, Mary and Elizabeth of this village. Funeral was held last Friday morning at St. Edwards church, burial in St. Edwards cemetery.
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 Mass will be celebrated at St. Jo- sephs chapel Sunday at 9.3O.
 Rev. MT. Fischer is spending this week with Rev. Mir. Davis in holding series of meetings in South Man chester.
 Rev. J. E. Fischer will exchange pulpits with Rev. A. B. Todd of the Baptist church at Stafford Hollow next Sunday morning.
 Christian Endeavor meeting this evening in the Congregational vestry. Subject, "Christ's life. His sorrows and how he bore them."
 Junior O. E. meeting Friday after noon directly after school with Miss Violet Brown. Subject, "What Liv. ingstone did for Africa"
 Next Sunday at the Congregational church the subject will be "Never mind all this, what are we after ?" In the evening, "Ask and receive"
 The harvest concert held in the Methodist church last Sunday morn ing was we'll carried out, and the children did exceedingly we'll. The church was trimmed for the occasion and much credit is due the commit tee.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold their an- nual harvest supper in the vestry Thursday evening. A first-olass SUD- per will be served by the best cooks of Staffordville. Adults, 200; ohil- dren, loo. There will also be a fine lot of rugs for sale.
 West Stafford.
 Miss Winifred McC ClelIan is visiting friends at Oakham, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman Chaffee have been the guests of their sister, Mrs. M. A. Gold.
 F. Wayland Preston, Jr., 8 clerk in the post office at Newton Center. Mass, is spending a weeks vacation with his parents.
 Mrs. Charles Copley and son of Bellows Falls, Vt., have joined MT. Copley, who is employed by the elec- trio road company, and they will spend the winter at F. A. Sturte- vant's.
 The Congregational church is re- ceiving a much needed coat of paint. The work is being done by F. W. Preston and son. It has also been decided to have a galvanized iron roof put on the building.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet for work next week Wednesday after noon at ? o'clock. Supper will be served at the usual time and an enter tainment will be given in the even- ing. Ladies in charge, Mrs. Eugene Ellis and Mrs. Clifton Ellis. MAN8RTELD. Mansfield Depot. Miss Lizzie Dunham is visiting friends in Hartford.