The Press., 1907-03-06
Miss Mabel Kingsbury was in
Northfield over Sunday.

TO secure a sewer for West Main street
The March number of ''Th'
Oracle. the high school paper, is on
to-day.
The meeting of the United Work
men will be held tomorrow evening
instead of this evening, as given Oh
first page. 49,.
Miss Josephine Eaton, who hal
been i'll with the grip. has recovered
sufficiently TO resume her labors a
Smith & Cooley's.
W. B. Bartlett of Providence visited
friends here yesterday. Mr. Bartlett
was recently married, and his loca
friends extend best wishes.
There is not much change in tn,
condition of Frank Keefe, and he il
still very weak. His many friends
hope that he will pull through.
Bert Needham is quite i'll with
typhoid pneumonia and is in hospi-
tai at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs
Adelbert Needham has gone out there.
Joseph Brighenti has leased Ed.
Mann's small block on Main street
for term of years, and will move
his meat business to the new location.
Michael ORTIZ, wife and son are
visiting in Philadelphia. Adnah
French is filling his place as fireman
at the Central mill during his abb
sence.
Mrs. John Brock bank, who haE
spent some months in this vicinity
reached her home in Sacramento, Cal.
just five days from the time of leaving
Springfield.
The annual mems social and supper
will be held at the Congregational
chapel next Wednesday evening. Seal.
Hoped oysters will be served. Sup
per, % cents.
At the meeting of the court of bur-
gesses last evening Marshal Bolieau
was appointed road commissioner for
the ensuing year. Anthony Adams
refused to serve.
Miss Norah Mcclure of Monson is
to be head milliner at Mrs. Z. 7.
Russell's millinery rooms the coming
season. Mrs. Russell and Miss Nc
CURE have returned from New York,
where they attended the openings.
At the monthly meeting of the
Stafford Business Mems association,
held last evening, it was voted to
give the ladies the privilege of the
club rooms every Monday afternoon
and the first Tuesday evenings of each
month.
Stafford.
Branch library and reading room in
assembl room, Afternoons 2-6 Tues
day, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
10
Tufts college musical clubs at Me.
mortal hall April 1.
The condition of Henry Sands re.
mains about the same.
William Park and his sons were in
New London last Saturday.
Thomas VIM. Brown and Henry
I.argess were in Hartford Monday.
Miss Annie Sheppard has resigned
her position at Hugh M. Jenkins.
Frank H. Meade of Franklin, Mass :,
was the guest of his mother over Sun
Day.
Mrs. M f. Dwight. who has been
i'll with the grip, is able to be around
again.
Miss Evylin Taylor of Springfield
was a guest of the Misses MaoCallum
last week.
Subject for next Sunday evening at
the Baptist church will be "The
Gospel of john"
1.-The providence of man and the
of Cod will be the SUBJ
ject of the sermon at the Universalist
church next Sunday.
Topic for Christian Endeavor meet
ing in Baptist church this evening
will be lessons from the patriarchs. -
Leader, Willie Brown.
Mr.. Dawson has resigned his posi-
tion as designer and superintendent
of the Riverside wooden mill, and
has returned to Springfield, Ill.
Reverence for sacred things" will
be the topic at the Y. P. o. U. meet
ing Sunday at 6 30 p. m. in the as.
sembly room. Miss Mae MacCallum,
leader.
List of unclaimed letters in Stafford
post office March 1 are: Miss o. M.
Walsh, Miss Kate Kelly, Charles
Benoit, Arthur Lamontagne and Mi
chele Wiginills.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Todd went to
Vt last Friday and
placed an order for an Estey phil
harmonic church organ, which will
be here for Easter Sunday.
The public reading in the assembly
room, at 100 p. m. Friday, will con-
sist of the famous detectives story,
1.-THE Purloined Letter." by Edgar
Allen Poe, and short selections from
David Harum. - The usual sum-
mary of current events will be given.
About so enjoyed a sleighride to
Moulton Hill last Saturday evening,
and had bean supper at the home of
Mr.. Letters, H. f. Cady carrying q
sleigh full of older persons. while
Frank Smith had a sleigh full of
young people. A good time is report.
ed.
The ladies of the Universalist
church will serve a ''cold meat sup
per- next week Wednesday evening,
March ID, from 6 to 8, to be fol-
lowed by an entertainment, consist
ing of music and a farce, entitled
champion of Her Sex. " Supper,
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