The Press., 1908-09-30

f1uence and magic wonders at st. Ed
wards hall this week Tuesday an,
Wednesday evenings Admission, 10
20 and 30 cents A hypnotized lad,
will be in the window of H A
Shaw's furniture store to-day tues
day. from l to 8 p m.
Large delegations from Ionic ant
Wolcott lodges will attend the exer
oises in connection with the new Hart
ford bridge dedication next weel
Thursday. A half dozen local mem
bers of st Johns commandery of viii
limantic will attend with that body
Judging by the number who have al
ready announced their intention o
going, there will probably be abou
so to attend from here.
Fair dances will be held as follows
The French club will hold dance a
their hall on Westford avenue OF
Tuesday evening. Wood g Bentor
will have dances on Tuesday ant
Thursday evenings at the German
hall on Westford avenue. The fire
mems annual ball will be held a
Eaton's hall on Wednesday evening
The Foresters of America will hole
dances on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at Society hall.
Mrs. Sarah Hartland and daughter
Emma, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Chaplin. of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs
William Dobson and daughter, Lii
liam, of Hartford were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wood, Sunday. The
occasion of this visit was the present
alton of handsome brass professional
Cross to the Grace Episcopal church
in memory of May, a daughter OF
Mrs. Hartland. The family will be
remem bered as former Buff Gap resi-
dents and Jealous workers in the es
tablishing of this church.
Orcuttville.
See other news columns for full an
nouncements of No-License Rallies.
Miss Alice Blodgett of Monsoon IL
visiting Miss Blanche Robbins.
Michael Riley has moved into his
new house on Church street in the
borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dorsey are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son Friday.
Stella, the adopted daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Blair, died Thursday
night of cholera infantum. aged /
year months. The funeral was held
Saturday at l 30, and burial was il
Hillside cemetery.
Stafford.
Hear Hon. Matthew O'Brien, Satur
day evening, Rev. w. s. McIntire, Sun
day afternoon, Haymarket Square.
Union No License Rally at Baptist
Church, Sunday, us p. M Rev. G.. F.
Newton of Staffordville will give the ad
dress. Music by combined CHI irs.
Russell Oolburn has severed his
connection with the Riverside wooden
mills. &c..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Douglas of Old
Mystic are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Walbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mooney and
daughter. Mrs. VIM. Bowden, of Mon.
son were the guests of Mrs. Matthew
Keefe over Sunday.
There will be a union no-license
rally at the Baptist church Sunday
evening at Ills. Rev. g. F. New.
ton will deliver the address,
Baptist Church Notes: Rev. A. B.
Todd and Herbert q. Thresher repre-
sented the church at the association al
North Ashford, Tuesday. Covenant
meeting Saturday, p. m. Next Sun.
day communion follows the morning
sermon.
Miss Fannie Loughheed of Barre,
VT, and Hezekiah Smeltzer of Pitts.
field, Mass, were united in marriage
Sept. %. Mrs. Smeltzer has many
friends locally who extend their best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Smeltzer will
reside in Pittsfield.
Mrs. Emily M. Goodell left or
Thursday of last week for a two.
weeks visit with relatives in Scran
ton, Pa, New York city, Boston and
Worcester. Mrs Irving Goodell OF
Hopedale, Mass, will be housekeepel
during Mrs. Goodell's absence.
Regular meeting of Stafford grange
next Tuesday evening. The local
order will entertain the East Central
Pomona grange Oct. 81. Particulars
next week. 1t is desired that al
mem bers be present next Tuesday
evening, when arrangements will be
made for entertaining the visitors.
Wolcott lodge has received an invi.
tation to be present at the dedication
of the Hartford bridge, Thursday
Oct. 8. It is expected that many Ma.
SONS will accept, and it is hoped thai
the local lodge will be represented by
a large number. Particulars may be
had from W. NJ. Walbridge.
Universalist Church Notes: Mex
Sunday morning the quarterly cele
bration of the Lords supper will be
observed. All who believe that the
life of Jesus Christ is worthy of imi
tation and remembrance are cordially
invited to unite in this commemora
tive service. The Y. P. O. U. will,
meet at p. m. Topic, rally Sun
day. Convention impressions - Mrs
Harry Adams Hersey will lead, anG
she and the pastor will bring reports
from the recent national convention
in Washington.