The Press., 1908-01-01

Aid society meets for work Thursoa afternoon, and will serve a scallo
 supper from 6 to 8. Price loo
 Hostesses, Mrs. Asa Harris and Mrs
 A. B. Todd. Next Sunday evening there will be service of song at z 3O | Universaliet Church Notes: Th' quarterly observance of the Lord supper will constitute the closing par of the regular morning service mex Sunday. As usual. the service vii be so arranged as to be through at l; o'clock. The Y F. 0. U. will mee in the assembly room at 6. 30 p. m Topic. Temperance. Am l m. brother's keeper?' Leader, Mis- Rachel Glover A public salad sup per will be held in the Universalis ladies' hall next week Wednesday at 6 p. m. This will be followed by an entertainment in the vestry. The supper will be 15 cents, and tho entertainment 10 cents.
 The following is from The Evening Examiner, Peterborough, Can., oi Dec. IS: "The death of Arthur Hutchinson, who was killed neal Ooburg yesterday by railway train, is being lamented by the residents oi Coburg and surrounding vicinity, where the little fellow was widely known. He was 8 bright boy, with cheerful disposition, and was only five years of age. He was the son oi the late J. B. Hutchinson, who died short time ago in Norwich. The remains will be brought here on Thursday and taken from the residence of Mrs. Parson, Pearl avenue, to Little Lake cemetery for interment. y The above will be of interest to the residents of this village, as the family lived here for about year, making many friends, who will sympathize with Mrs. Hutchinson in her bereave- ment.
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 There will be mass at St. Joseph s chapel Sunday morning at 9.3O.
 Mrs Rockwell of Stafford Springs spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Heck.
 Charles Young is employed by MT. Curtis in the wood yard at the Springs. @s :-.- .=--
 Miss Gladys Phelps of Boston spent Christmas with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps.
 Mrs. W. s. Clayton entertained Rev. and Mrs. 0. G. Fogg and son, Edwin, on Christmas day.
 Willie Chamberlin, who has been employed in Springfield for some time, was home for Christmas.
 George Moore spent few days last week with his son, Edward Moore, and family in Rochester, N. Y.
 Mrs Eliza Preble and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves of Orcuttville were guests of s. B. Amadon on Christmas
 MT. and Mrs Charles Young and family of West Wilmington have moved into one of J. H. McCarthy's tenements.
 J. R. Parkhurst will speak in the M. E. church next Sunday morning in absence of the pastor, who will be out of town.
 Forrest A. Thompson of Vest Swanzey, N. H., spent several days with his father. William A. Tbomp. son, last week.
 The annual business session of the Christian Endeavor society will be held Wednesday evening in the Con vestry.
 James Tobin of Meriden, Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Oomins and family of Springs were guests of their father, Wm. Tobin, on Christmas.
 The regular supper will Joe served by the ladies of the Congregational church on Thursday evening in the vestry. Hostesses, Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Little.
 Mrs. Henry O'Brien of Springfield and MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Alberta and family of Stafford Springs spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gilthrop.
 Rev. O. c. Fogg closed his labors here as pastor of the Congregational church last Sunday. MT. Fogg ao- companied by his father, started for Vest Tisbury, Mass, last Monday. =, Next Sunday at the Congregational church the Christian Endeavor society will meet at 12 o'clock, followed at 12 30 by the Sunday school. This will be the regular order each Sunday until new pastor is secured, in the absence of preaching.
 Mrs. O.. c. Fogg went last Friday to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs A. w. Burnham, of Cambridge, Mass. From there she will go to her new home in West Tisbury, Mass. Mrs Fogg is talented woman and will be greatly missed in the society she has left.
 The Christmas exercises held in the Methodist and Congregational church. es Christmas eve were nicely carried out. Santa Claus was present and the trees were we'll loaded with gifts. The little children were made merry with the gifts. The pastor of the Methodist church was presented with a sum of money from his many friends, who appreciate the great work he has done for the society. 2
 There were very pleaasnt gather ings on Christmas at several homes in this place. The guests at H. A. Bos- worth's were: o. R. Kemp of Palmer, G. Hollbrook, Howard Alderman, F. T. Ballou and Mrs. F. H. Ballou of Rock Meadow, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fischer, Mrs. W. R. Potter, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Bosworth, MT. and Mrs. c. W. Miller and O. F. Williams of