The Press., 1908-11-04

| of All Souls day there will b' memorial service at St. Edward'i cemetery next Sunday at B o'clock It was not convenient to hold the ex' ercises last Sunday. There will be two-nights' festival at St. Edward'i hall Thanksgiving eve and Thanks giving night. Two prominent SO cieties of the parish gre hereoy re' quested to take charge of the matter namely, the A. O H. and the St John Baptist society. The formel will be requested to furnish the stage attractions in English. and the lattel in French. Some excellent dramatic material will be placed at their dis posal, if members will be so kind al to call at the rectory.
 Stafford.
 James Hassett of Waterbury is ths guest of his father, Patrick Hassett.
 Miss Ethelind Cook of Woonsocket was the guest of Miss Mabel Park last week.
 Rev. George F. Newton occupied the Universalist pulpit last Sunday, in exchange with the pastor.
 The Riverside woolen mill has received 8 large order, and will run 70 hours a week until order is filled.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper Thursday at o'clock. Host esses, Mrs. H. 0. Thresher, Mrs. Harvey George.
 Next Sunday evening Rev. H. A. Hersey will begin series of Sunday evening services in Mechanics hall, Rockville. Miss Lulu Ide will be the koloist next Sunday.
 Rev. H. A. Hersey attended the annual conference of the Massachusetts No-License League in Boston last Thursday. More than two hundred persons were in attendance.
 The Universalist Sunday school will observe All Souls Sunday next Sunday by a special exercise prepared for the day. All members of the school are invited to attend.
 The Y. P. 0 U. will meet in the assembly room Sunday at 6 p. m. Topic, "Jesus, the son of God. How does Jesus reveal Gods nature and purpose ?" Leader, Miss Annie Brown.
 Mrs. I. P. Booth, Miss Mabel and Paul Booth will go to Chester, Vt., to spend the winter with Rev. I. P. Booth, who has been pastor of the Universalist church there for the past two years. The home here will be closed for the winter.
 Baptist Church Notes: The evan gelistic meetings are increasing in interest and attendance. Mr. Elan ders' songs and gospel messages are timely and helpful. Sunday closes this special series. Sermons by Flanders at 10 45 m. and 7.15 p. m. No meeting on Satur- day. The evening sessions will begin at 45 hereafter, instead of 7 80
 The wedding of Miss Mary J. By ron and Daniel O'Keefe took place at o'clock last Monday at the St. Ed ward 8 parochial residence. They were attended by Miss Helen O'Keefe. sister of the groom, and William o. Byron, brother of the bride. Miss Byron came to our village from May lard. Mass, this summer, while MT. zeefe has been a resident for many 'ears, and their many friends unite n wishing them a long and happy married life.
 Staffordville.
 Miss Eliza ChAffee has been i'll, but s improving.
 Miss Emma Peel of Nashua, N. H. q, 1as been the guest of Mrs. Lima Booth ;he past week.
 Myrtle E. Brown of Pittsfeld and Eva A. Brown of Springfield spent Sunday with their parents.
 Mrs. Theodore Lyon is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Charles Hill, in Mansfield Center.
 Mrs. William Chandler and daugh- CT, Mildred, spent Q few days with elatives in South Coventry recently.
 William Tobin attended the funeral if his brother-in-law, Patrick Hart ett, in Holyoke. Mass last Wednes- lay.
 Mir and Mrs. William A. Thomp- on and son, Merton, who have been pending nearly three weeks in Somer lille, Mass. returned home Sunday.
 A surprise party was given Mrs Everett Clark last week Tuesday even- ng Dancing was the feature of the vening. A good time was reported.
 Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich will administer the sacrament of the Iord's supper and preach in the Methodist church next Sunday morn ng.
 District Superintendent Newland will hold the second and third quar- erly conference in the M. E. church 'estry Saturday evening at 7.3O ,'clock.
 Congregational Church Notes: Sun- lay school at 12 o'clock. The Junior Christian Endeavor society will meet It the home of F. A. Brown Friday 'fternoon at 4 o'clock. Leader, 0uberth Wilson. Consecration meet ng). A supper will be served in the restry Thursday evening. Hostess es. drs. Mary White and Mrs Arthur smith.
 West Stafford.
 There will be Q social dance at | Jeff's hall Saturday evening. Music | will be by Jordan's orchestra.
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