The Press., 1908-03-25

uOEnIuBs Al O4Ou@uBS WIFI bHc pas
tor. The Y. P, O. U. will meet IN
the assembly room at $50 p. m.
Topic. "Shall We keep our confession
of duty? Leader, Miss Isador'
Durham Last Sunday evening q
special post office mission service wa
held. Papers were read and addresses
given by Misses Ruth Pinney, Mar
garet Glover, Maud Booth, Isadore and
Ruth Durham and Mrs. Hersey. The
pastor spoke briefly Of the motive o.
the P. o. NJ work. Misses Lulu Idt
and Isadore Durham sang duet, alst
Misses Lucy and Alice Matthews.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union of the Universalist church are
to stage at Memorial hall, Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 7th and 9Th,
the four-act comedy, "A Literary
Romance. from the pen of the late
Sol Smith Russell, under the direction
of r E. Brown Of New York. Home
talent plays furnish q form of enter.
tainment which any one may attend
without fear of seeing or hearing the
Rlightest thing to shock tie sensibili.
ties. "A Literary Romance" is q
comedy pure and simple. yet never
does it border on the farce, and
through it all runs just that one touch
of Nature that makes the whole world
kin. Mr. Russell has chosen real
men and women for his characters and
all elo-dramatic features.
There is no william or gun play, SO
all in all the comedy is we'll suited
to the requirements of the Y. P. O..
U. r. E. Brown. who will stage the
play is an actor of long experience,
and has presented "a Literary Ro.
nance" successfully for the past four
seasons throughout New England.
The young people have some splendid
talent at their disposal aud should re-
ceive hearty support Seats go on
sale Saturday, April 4th, at 8 a. IN.
stafYordvII'@.
Read the Y. P. G.. u. notice In the
s. afford Hollow items regarding "a Lit
erarv Romance" at Memoir al Hall, April
7th and Sth.
Raymond Kemp visited his mother,
Mrs. Wesley Broadway, on Sunday.
Mrs. Fischer returned to the M. E
parsonage last Saturday from Wick
ford. r. 1. ..--.
Mrs Eta Durham visited relatives
in Springfield aud Terryville the first
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Durham of
Hydeville have been on the sick list
for few days.
On account of sickness the farce en-
titled Sunbonnets' has been post
poned for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Theodore Lyon spent few
days last week with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Hill, at Mansfield Center.
There will be a union service held
in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing at 100. Rev. A. B. Todd will
preach.
Mrs. Henry Belden and son, Her
bert Belden, of State Line and Mrs.
Louis Belden of New Haven were
guests of Mrs Mahlon West on Sun.
lay. ...a.... ..... N
Mrs W. v. Odell of Blackstone and
Mrs. Maggie Whitman of West Eaton,
Y. Y, have been spending several
lays with their brother, William
Hammer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
church will serve their
Usual supper in the vestry Thursday
Hostesses. Mrs. White and
Mrs. Heck
George Taylor of South Coventry,
by his friend, Miss
Minnie Twiss of Chaplin, were guests
If his sister, Mrs William Chandler.
asst Friday. ..-.-
The Stafford Ministerial Social
1nion will meet with Rev. and Mrs
Fischer, Thursday, from 2 80 to $50
,. M. Members will please note the
change of hour.
Francis Sturtevant has moved his
team saw mill from West Stafford
10 land belonging to Ezra s. Oolburn.
he is to saw timber for Myron W.
Leonard and Alva Sands, who have
lad a number of choppers at work
here for several weeks.
It is with regret that we note the
act that Rev. j E. Fischer is to close
lis passionate with the local Metho-
list church. Mr.. Fischer, who has
,een the most successful pastor of this
hurch for two years, will preach his
lnal sermon next Sunday morning
Rev. Mr.. Fischer is very brilliant
md powerful speaker, and will be
realty missed by all his parishioners.
West stafford
Read the Y. P. c. U notice In the
stafford Hollow items regarding A Lit
rars Romance" at Memorial Hall, April
tn and Sth.
CARD.-I wish, through "The Press
o extend my heartfelt thanks to the la
les Of the congregational church and
theirs, for their kindness In providing a
ountiful dinner in the church vestry for
hose who attended the funeral services
I my dear mother. Harriet Lovina Cum
nings, and also for many other tokens of
heir sympathy and good will.
ELIZA ADELAIDE CUMMINGS.
Mrs. o. p. Broadway and son, CARL,
listed Clarence Broadway in Spring
Ield Sunday.
Rev. II. A. Hersey will exchange
ulpits with Rev. J. W. Ballantine
ext Sunday.
]. Henry Greaves has leased the E.
i. Tetrault place, and will put in a
took of groceries similar to that car
led by Mr.. Tetrault.
There will be q social at the par
onage next Wednesday evening in
barge of the o. E. society. There