The Press., 1908-02-12

conjunction there will be 8 sale of homemade candy and of aprons.
 Miss Carolyn Brown and Mrs. F. F. Patten will attend the meeting of the executive board of the state federation of wuman's clubs at New Haven Fri. day.
 Wojech Krimder and Miss Maria Puskaez were united in marriage at St. Edwards church this morning. High nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. F. J. O'Neill.
 The Marshall sisters will give an entertainment at St. Edwards hall this evening. These young ladies are very capable entertainers and have given much pleasure wherever they have appeared.
 The moving pictures at St. Ed. wards hall last evening drew the largest attendance of the season. Wm. Watts, a vocalist of much talent and power, pleased the audience, and will be heard here again next week.
 The object in closing the public school for this week was to separate the children until after the danger of contagion from the exposure of the Festi case, which will be Saturday. Our object will be defeated unless we can have the cooperation of the par ent and scholar and avoid all public gatherings, such as basketball and parties, for this week, .-.s J. R. Parkhurst,
 Borough Health Officer.
 Orcuttville.
 Maurice Loeby, who has been quite i'll with pneumonia, is slowly gain. ing. " d.. ... Mir. and Mrs. A, D. Spellman of Willimantic visited at A. O. Spell mans the first of the week.
 Horatio G. Needham, 73, died at his home in Orcuttville last Friday of pneumonia, after 8 short illness. The deceased was a wool sorter and had worked for Ellis 6 Go. for a period of 40 years He was born in Wales March 12, 1891. and moved to Staf- fordville when l 1 years old, where he learned his trade. He married Miss Cornelia White of this town about 53 years ago, and she survives him. He also leaves three daughters, Mrs. Nevison Hemenway, Miss Nettie N sedham and Mrs. O N. Irons. all of O member of Ionic lodge, Masons, and Wauseon lodge, Odd Fellows. The funeral was held from his late home Monday at 1 p. m., with Masonic ceremonies. Rev. H. A. Blake of tho Congregational church offioiated, and the burial was in the Staffordville cemetery.
 -Bidwell & Go. have taken the agency for Hubbard's well-known fertilizers.
 Mrs. H. G. Pero is one of the latest sufferers from the grip.
 Rev. A. B. Todd and ". H. Black are filling their ice houses this week.
 Donald sistare of Springfield is the guest of his cousins, the Misses Dun- ham.
 George Whiting is able to be out after being confined to the house for a week with the grip. E.;
 Roy Connors and Wm. French spent part of last week with friends in Springfield, also with Rev. George w. Shepard at Sufieid.
 Mrs. Gilbert Sargent of Hyde Park, Mass, and Alonzo Ohatterton of Acworth, N. H.. were the guests at Mrs. Clara Beard's over Sunday.
 Hostesses for the weekly supper at the Ladies' Circle of the Universalist church next Wednesday evening, Mrs. J. M. Dimmock and Mrs. H. A. Her. sey.
 Mrs. Charles Prince has returned to her home in Paterson, N. J., after spending fortnight with Mrs. Mary Prince. Mrs. Prince, who has been quite i'll with the grip, is somewhat better.
 Mrs. Irving Goodell of Hopedale is acting as housekeeper in the home of Mrs. L. s. Goodell, where four of the members of the family have been ill with the prevailing malady, but are reported improving.
 A special supper and entertainment will be held at the Universalist church to night. Gold meats, salads and baked beans will be served from 6 to B. Supper, 15o; entertainment, loo. The entertainment will consist of singing, readings and the Family Album, which has met with much success elsewhere.
 Baptist Church Items: A cottage meeting was held Tuesday evening at James Johnson's. The Ladies' Aid society will serve a chowder supper at the chapel Thursday at p. ID. Price, 15c. If stormy, postponed to Friday. No evening service on ao- count of union evangelistio service at the M E. church, Staffordville.
 Universalist Church Notes: The Y. P. o. U. will meet in the assembly room at 6.3O p. m. Sunday. Topic, "Good manners a religious duty" Leader, Mss Lucy Matthews. Y. P. O. U. will hold a valentine social in the assembly room Friday evening at 7.3O. The price of ad. mission will be valentine. Mem- bers of the union are cordially in. vited.
 Memorial hall was filled Thursday night to hear Ebert Hubbard. pub fisher of the Philistine and president of the Roycrofters of East Aurora, N. r. 'The spirit of the times" was illustrated in medicine. science, law,