The Press., 1907-11-13

DuBlu6sb GrIp. f l The Ladies' society contemplate adding 8 new kitchen in the rear oi the Congregational chapel. much 3 needed change.
 } E. s. Mailing, employed at the Gen. tral mill, had his wrist sprained by catching 1t in belt yesterday fore noon. He was attended by Dr. o. B.. Newton.
 Mrs. D. M. Brown and dsughter, M. Ella Brown, of Church street have returned from Boston, where Miss Brown was bridemaid at the wedding of her chum, Miss Mingonette Bur- rams.
 All members of the Woodman's Re. lief association are requested to be present Friday evening with their due books at the Society hall. All those who wish to join that night are also requested to be present.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Frazier en- tertained the J. F. whist club at their home on Maple street last evening, MT. and Mrs H. Butterfeld taking first honors, and Mrs. J. P. Wagner and H. O. Holt winning consolation prizes.
 Miss Alice Barnaby of Aver. Mass. and Carl L. Helm are to be united in marriage this evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Helm. The bride is head milliner for E. T. Russell & Go. and the groom is well-known local young man.
 Some of the local young ladies are arranging a farewell reception for William Benton, to be held in bor ough hall Friday evening" Dancing will be feature of the evening, with music by Woods orchestra. A general invitation is extended
 There was a small fire in the roof of wooden addition to the Warren plant used as wool room this morn ing. The fire was extiDguished by hose owned by the plant. An alarm was rung in and the department re- sponded, but the blaze was under con- trol when the firemen arrived. The loss is slight.
 Stafford.
 Tn Sunday School Association will meet at Staffordville, Friday, at 3 and 7 p. m. -. %~~3
 Mrs. Mary Gerould visited her old home here last week.
 Miss Bessie Pritman of Davenport, Iowa, is a guest of Mrs l.. s Goodell
 Miss Bessie Hampston of the Springs spent last aweek with Mrs. Owen Kelly. ''='-. ''y-'''--'' '- ..'.>-"-,
 George Latham, who has been em- pIoyed in the Riverside mill for 2l years, has resigned his position.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kreisel are oc- cupying their new home, recently | purchased of Mrs. Eliza Holbrook.
 The tenements belonging to the Riverside woolen mills property are being greatly improved by a coat of paint.
 Rally Sunday will be observed by the Universalist Sunday school Nov ember 24. with special exercises at the regular Sunday school hour.
 A union Thanksgiving service will be held by the churches of Stafford l and Staffordviile, in the Baptist | church. Sunday evening, Nov. 24.
 Ernest Bassett, who recently moved to New Bedford to accept a more lucrative position. has returned to his old job at Hydeville. His family is expected this week. &
 The 2Kickapoo Medicine Go. of ] Clinton9ille are drawing good houses each evening, and the people are we'll pleased with the entertainment fur nished.
 Mrs. Hall of Saybrook is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth and Mrs. Clara Cummings, both of whom have been i'll with the prevailing epidemic.
 Baptist Church Notes: O. E. Wed nesday evening. g.-Next Sunday morn ing, in place of the usual sermon, exercises appropriate to Bible day will be given by the Bible school. Theme for evening service, The kingdom of God"
 Dr.; Oscar Haywood will deliver the first lecture of the season, given under the auspices of the H. P. U., in Me morial hall Thursday evening. Sub I ject. ''The romance of character. z It is requested that children be accom- panied by their parents or guardian. Admission free.
 Miss Henrietta Harris will come here Saturday to resume rehearsals | for La Fiesta, to be given Friday and l Saturday evenings, Nov. g and B | During this week Miss Harris is in | Somerville, Mass. completing an en- gagement there. Tickets go on sale | next Tuesday at H. F. Cady's store for the presentation here, which | promises to be one of the best local entertainments ever given in Me- l morial hall. Arrangements will be made for the runnipg of busses from | the Springs.
 West Stafford.
 The Sunday School Association will | meet at StaffOrdville, Friday, at 3 and p. m.
 H. A. Glazier is giving his house 8 new coat of paint.
 Clinton Bradway, who has been seriously i'll, is much improved.
 Mrs. James Harries of Willimantic is the guest of Mrs. E. L. Dimook.
 The work of remodeling the parson- age is we'll under way, and it will soon be ready for occupancy.
 The Ladies' Aid eocietv will meat