The Press., 1907-06-26

Mrs. Thomas Park and two boy are visiting in East Lyme.
 Charles Oonnors of New London fl at his home for few days.
 Mrs. Wm. Dunham and daughter Ruth. are visiting in AGawam, Mass
 Stafford grange will observe chil dren's night at it's regular meeting Tuesday, July 2.
 Mrs. W. M. Ketchin and daugh ter, Elizabeth, of Tariffville spent Sunday with Mrs. A. B. Todd.
 The services held last Sunday iI Memorial hall by Wolcott lodge, ir commemoration of St. Johns day, were we'll attended.
 The annual picnic of the Univer. salist Sunday school will be held al Crystal Lake. Friday. Barges will leave the church at a. m., and Hydeville at 7.3O.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Marvin and son, Addison, of Methuen, Mass, are the guests for a few days of H. O. Fisk. MT. Marvin preached in Hard wick, Mass, Sunday.
 The Y. P. O. U. will hold the last meeting of the season in the assembly room Sunday at p. m. Topic, The source of a nation s strength. Lead CT, Miss Isadore Durham.
 Baptist Church Notes: Several members of the Bible school are at- tending the annual meeting at Put nam to-day.-O. E. Wednesday, 7.3O p. m.-Regular services will be held next Sunday.
 The Y. P. O. U. held a business meeting and social June 21. Dele- gates to the Boston convention were provided for. The union voted to es- tablish 8 permanent two.cents-a-week for missions fund. A lawn party will be held next month.
 The pupils of Miss Smith s room of the Pinney school went on their an- nual picnic to Forest Park last We'd nesday. The trip was made by way of the O. V. railroad to Palmer, thence by trolley to Forest Park. A basket lunch was served, and 8 gen. eral good time was enjoyed by all.
 Report of the 9th and 9th grade of the Pinney school for the term ending June 14th, Mary E. Smith teacher {: Pupils perfect in attendance, Annie B. Brown, Alice o. Matthews. Ruth Pinney, Margaret Black, Elsie M. Phillips, Elvira M. H. Todd, Louisa Wobbecke, Rena St. Marie, Angus O. Park, Richard H. Pinney, Miner l.. Squier; perfect in attendance during the year, Ruth Pinney, Angus O. Park, Richard H. Pinney, Miner L. Squier. Prizes in spelling were awarded to Alice O. Matthews and Elsie Nj. Phillips. Number of pupils registered. 15; average attendance, IA. 26.
 Allen West is employed in the Gar land mill learning to weave.
 Mrs. Mary Heck visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harris, over Sunday at Staff ford Hollow.
 Merl Hughes from Lowell is home, and has accepted a position in s. B. Amadon's machine shop.
 The Epworth League will hold 8 prayer meeting this evening. Lead CT, Herbert A. Bosworth.
 Albert o. Reynolds of wiokford. R. T., was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. E. Fischer, over Sunday.
 0. K. meeting this evening in the Congregational vestry. Topic, "For- eign missions: Christ in Africa" !"
 Rev. J. E. Fischer is spending the week with Rev. W. F. Davis at his cottage in Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will serve a straw berry supper in the vestry Thursday even. ing. Price: Adults. 15c; children, loo.
 The concert held in the Methodist church last Sunday passed off very pleasantly. The ch7rch was trimmed for the occasion and the children did we'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur s. Bosworth returned home last week Tuesday afternoon, after an extended visit with Mir. and Mrs. George Corey in Hampden.
 Mrs. Addie Brown and family have moved from Hydeville into Alba Per- kins' house in Staffordville. Mrs. Brown and older children are employ ed in the Garland mill.
 The Epworth League will hold a sock social in the M. K. vestry next week Tuesday evening. There will be an entertainment, and ice cream will be for sale. All are most cor diaIlY invited.
 Next Sunday morning at the Con- gregational church the subject will be "The voice that is as the voice of many waters." In the evening will be the Children's day concert. All are invited.
 The Junior O. E. society will meet on the lawn of the Oongrega. tional parsonage at 3 p. ID. Friday. Topic, Missions in our own land. i" After the service 8 lawn social will be held to celebrate the birthdays of four of the members. Semi annual election of officers.
 On Friday evening the I. ". O. of Staffordville will present the two-act comedy, ''Not Man in the House, |" in the vestry of the Congregational