The Press., 1906-11-07
E. L. Burr is in New York.

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 Carl Helm is taking a course at Bay Path institute.
 Mrs. George Siswick is visiting her sister at Turnerville.
 Rev. Wm. Morrall of Grace church was in Norwich Monday.
 Miss Nellie Warren is visiting friends at Indian Orchard, Mass.
 Charles Bolieau, ST.. who has been i'll with pneumonia, is recovering.
 Jeremiah Shea of Providence is spending a week with relatives here.
 Marshal Bolieau has lost a bunch of keys which he would be glad to re- cover.
 Rev. John Talbot Smith of New York city is spending a week at St. Edwards rectory.
 Mrs. Charles B. Pinney has issued invitations for a reception in honor of Mrs. Claude Carpenter Pinney, at her home on Edgewood, Friday after noon.
 Rehearsals are being held for the St. Edwards minstrel show to be put on Thanksgiving eve. The indica- tions are that the entertainment will prove a popular one.
 Medical Examiner Newton was called to view the body of Wm. Griggs, who was found dead in his chair at Mrs. Rawson's boarding house Monday. The doctor decided that death was due to natural causes.
 The Halloween party at the Meth odist church last Wednesday evening was we'll attended by the young peo- pie, and they had good time. Miss Kate Lord and Miss Alberta Eaton had charge of the program, which was very interesting.
 The basketball team of the high school, including substitutes, is as follows: Burr, Beckwith, Wood, Barrows, Wobbecke, Remmert and West. The boys played their first game in Willimantic last Saturday with the high school team there. They were defeated by the score of 43 to ?. John Burr is captain of the team and Prof. Dunfield is acting as manager and coach.
 Stafford.
 George Colburn is the guest of his parents
 John Peabody and family have re- moved back to East Lyme.
 Mrs. O. P. Kibbe of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. Cyril Johnson.
 Cottage meeting at Deacon David Johnson's Thursday evening at 73O.
 Baptist church next Sunday, 10. 45, "One thing I do;" 7p. m., Book of Genesis.
 Peter Smart has hired the Need ham corner and will open 8 barber shop and pool room.
 Mrs. H. ". Hersey of Dorchester, Mass, is the guest of her son, Rev. Harry Adams Hersey.
 Miss Leila Williams of Gilbert ville, Mass. was the guest at Charles Phillips over Sunday.
 Subject for Y. P S. O. E. this 'vening is "The blessedness of con- nunion with Christ" Conservation meeting.
 The Y. P. O. U. will meet in the room at 5. 45 p. m Sunday. | A special offering for the Japan mis- sion will be taken. The annual business meeting of the Maxhsm Castle, K. O. K. A., will be held at the assembly room Thurs day evening at o'clock.
 The annual business meeting of the Y. P. 0. U. will be held at the Uni versalist church immediately after the supper, next Wednesday.
 Next Sunday morning at the Uni versalist church the subject of the sermon will be "The reality of spir- itual things" The topic for the evening discourse will be "The final harmony of all souls with God "
 Unclaimed letters in Stafford post office: Mrs. Charles Lawrence, G. B. Wesley Bramhalls, John F. Bynan, Chas. Benoit, Al Sig Francesca flu Pietro, Al Sig. Manup Francescontonio, Pouret Vol ski, Mir. and Mrs. Wapsay.
 Miss Catherine Moore died suddenly at her home last evening after an ill ness of a few days. The funeral will be held Friday. Miss Moore had ap- parently been in the best of health, and her sudden death is a severe shock to her relatives and friends.
 Rev. Anna Shsw's lecture at Me- morial hall last Friday evening proved to be a masterpiece and met every ex- pectation. Dr. Shaw spoke for over an hour, and gave the large audience | a delightful intellectual treat. With her wit and pathos and her pointed logic she may be said to have scored a victory and to have won her audi snce completely.
 The gentlemen of the Universalist | church will hold their annual oyster | supper this evening. After the SUD- per a farce, entitled "The Great Med cal Dispensary. List of characters are as follows: Prof. Ketchum, G. D. Ide; MT. Allbones, O. O. Pinney Mr. Deadwate, J. P. Brown; Pat Noodle, W. P. Lasbury; Hans. E. H Pinney; Sputter, F. H. Meade. The will begin at 8 p. m. Price of supper, 15o; entertainment, 1Oc.
 StnHordville.
 Rev. Mir. Fischer visited Wickford, R tha frat of kha week