The Press., 1907-10-30

and IL is expected that the work Q
placing them in position will com
mence at once.
Mrs. Alonzo Patten of Prospec
street fell the whole length of tn
stairs Monday night, breaking shoulde
blade and receiving internal injuries
DR.. Newton attended her.
All Saints day, Friday. will b
observed at ST. Edwards church il
the usual manner. with two service
in the morning. at 8 and z 80, and
service in the evening at z. 80
Neighbors of two courageous resi-
dents in the vicinity of Prospect stree
are relating the successful methods b.
which said gentlemen dispatched I
skunk. The animal took up hi
abode in the barn and used effectuAll!
his power of defense. ;"
There will be q regular meeting o.
the Current Events club next Monda,
evening. Hostesses. Miss Celia Hol
and Mrs. W. Il. Cooley Program
Roll-call. clippings. current events
singing, Miss Farnell. Committee,
Mrs. G. P. Bard, Mrs. Fl. E. Burwell,
Miss s. l.. Oomins.
Rev. DIR E. W. Bishop of Concord,
N. h, will deliver his lecture,
/" Across the desert to Mt. Sinai, u
about the middle of November in the
Congregational chapel. The perscnal
"reminiscences. with q display Of over
40 pictures taken by DIR. Bishop on
his recent trip. Is receiving commend
able press notice in Concord and Vicin-
ity. :
stafford.
Martins Photographic Studio now
open every day.
Earl Walbridge has resigned his
position with Fl. F. Cady.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith of Plainfield is
the guest of Mrs. Jarvis Hyde.
Miss Dora Cook of Springfield was
the guest of Mrs. NJ. F. Dwight last
week.
Mrs. Francis Aldrich of Hartford
is a guest at the home of her brother,
Myron W. Leonard.
F. H. Mead Of franklin, Mass. /,
and O. Wightman of Hartford were
in town over Sunday.
Rev. G, L Thompson and family
of Springfield. VT, are the guests Of
Mrs. E. j. Thompson.
Miss Annie Wobbecke of Spring.
field WAS q gnsst of Mr.. land Ms
John Brown over Sunday. --
Charles Brown of Northampton.
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Alva Brown over Sunday. -
Woloott lodge. No. so. F. 8 A. M /,
viii hold a special o0rnmunioation
Thursday evening. Work. E A.
The house occupied by Henry Pero,
and owned BY Mrs. E. J. Thompson,
has been greatly improved. by a coat
of paint.
The regular supper will be held at
the Universalist church next Wednes-
day at 8 p. M. : Hostesses, Mrs. Fl. A
Jersey and Mrs. J. NJ. Dimock.
Mrs G. W. KingsbuFy and Mrs J.
". Robinson attended as delegates
rom the Springs Congregational
,hurch the. Holland county conference
held at Rockville last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Baptist Church Notes: Next Sun
day, 1O.4 q. M, letter to the church
of Smyrna; 100 p. M, service of
Ladies' Aid society will
serve a chicken pie supper Thursday
evening, Nov. z. Supper, $50 Chill
dren under II years of age, 15o.
The young people Of the. Univer-
salist church are to give an enter.
LA Frista. 4" on the even.
lngs of Nov. p and %. Miss Harris
Of Weymouth. Mass. who presented
" Samantha at the Court of Fame"
80 successfully three years ago. arrived
to- day and is to begin rehearsals soon.
There will be between so and 60 in
the cast, and every effort will be made
TO make it success in every way.
Stafford grange will hold harvest
social at its next regular meeting,
Nov. 9Th. The program will consist
Of appropriate. readings and muaic
and debate on the question, Ere
solved, "That the city person in the
country is greener than the country
person in the city Affirmative, j.
n. Larned and Mrs. H F. Cady {;
G. B Ide and Miss Mabel
Refreshments will be served,
and the ladies are requested to furnish
the cake.
Word has been received from Belprs,
Ohio, of the death of Rev. T.. O.
Druley, who has been in failing
health for some time. Mr.. Druley
was pastor of the Universalist church
for II years. leaving in 1901. He
leaves q widow and four children,
Miss Bertha, in settlement work in
Boston; Miss Harriet. in Tufts col
lege; W. Putnam, assistant naval con-
at Boston,-and Elmer. who,
after graduating at Tufts, returned to
Belpre to take charge of the large
home farm.
stAH0rdVIIle.
Martins Photographic Studio now
open every day.
The New City mill has shut down.
There will be mass at st. Joseph's
chapel Sunday at $50.
Mrs. Agnes Gauthier of Hartford is
he guest Of her mother, Mrs Sarah
sanger.
Mrs. NJ. H. West was the guest of
Rev. and Mra- f. W. Gray of Putnam
'ver Sunday.
Rev. Joseph E. Fischer exchanged
oulpits with Rev. John H. Patterson