The Press., 1909-12-08
V. R. 0. supper aest FsIday from

f
 There will be meeting of tn
 Forestera tomorrow evening. . Miss Celia sullivnusls employed a
 the store of N. M. Whiton during tn
 holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. squires vii entertain a whist party at their hom this evening.
 Rev. H. A. Blake will speak at th Sunday evening service on "Th,
 Moslem world of today. The girls of the e J.eO will mee at Miss Greene's on Furnace avenu.
 tomorrow evening as 7.SO. } Daniel Hurley has returned from
 Woonsocket, R. I where he has been
 employed for the past year and half
 Rev. J. H. Nswland. district super,
 intendent of Norwich district, will
 preach at 10 45 .. ID. in the Methu.
 dist church next Sunday.
 The annual reunion of the Stafford
 High School Alumni association ir
 to be held on the evening of Wednes-
 day. Dec. 29th. in Society hall.
 David Shaw of Providence has
 bargained for the moving picture busi-
 ness of John sena. and will probably take possession today or tomorrow.
 John Daley was before the borough court Saturday. charged with drunk enness. and was fined $2 and costs. John Ryan. the same day, charged with similar offense, was sent up for 80 days.
 There will be . supper and social aE the Methodist church next Wednes. day Hostesses. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. 0 e. Ellis and Mrs. Walcott. A regular ten-cent supper will be served at 6 o'clock. followed by a social hour, in charge of the r. P. A
 Mrs O. F. HarWood was called to New Britain last Wednesday by the critical illness of her sister. Mrs. Jennie Pember Moore, 66, who was stricken Monday with cerebral hem orrhage. Death occurred Thursday and the funeral took place Saturday. Besides her husband, OoloHel Samuel 4 Moore, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Roger s. Brown of Winsted.
 Lovers of a thoroughly good drama may see one next Saturday evening at St. Edwards hall, when ''Dr. Jekyll and Mir Hyde'' will be pre- sented by a capable company of play. CTS. with Frederick ". Pierce In She leading role. This is the same play with which Richard Mansfield won his first laurels. Admission, 35 oents. Reserved seats, at Warren's, 50 cents Children, 25 cents. Doors open at 2 30; performance at IS.
 The annual borough election comes next Monday, the polls opening at 10 o'clock The citizeDs' caucus will be held in the aremen's parlor Friday evening. An effort has been made to induce the present warden, David Bissett. to consider another term, but up to the present 1t has been un- successful. Considerable pressure is being exercised on O F. Beckwith to head the ticket as candidate for war len. The business meeting, which will follow the close of the polls at 8 ''clock on Monday, should have 6 arge attendance, as there will be everal matters of importanoes to be Ected upon. The amount of tax to ,e laid, if the new revaluation of I recently made by the special 'evision committee of the town ia adopted, can be greatly reduced from l he present rate of T mills The warning, which will be found in an- other column, besides the usual arti- 'les, contains the following: To see f they will empower the court of 'urgesses to arrange for a suitable lighting service for the borough, 'ither by improved kerosene system IF by electricity, same to include an III night service; to see if they will [ mpower the court of burgesses to nstall additional lights on Furnace venue near the residence of J W. { Witt, on West Main street near the | 'ome of Dennis Gerard, and on Ben. ! on street near the residence of Her. a nan Rister.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. s H Ellery and daughter are he guests of Mrs Cyril Johnson. 5 Rev. I. P. Booth of Chester, Vt, pent few days with his family last t Ieek.
 Joseph Depeau is recovering from g D illness which conaned him to the ouse for several days. oi Miss Ethel Rollinson of Montpelier. t., was the guest of her parents, MT. al nd Mrs. J. w. RoIlinson, during the p recess. @
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Pero and son F nd Mrs. Lizzie Goodell and Charles o' oodell were recently the guests of tends in Springfield. al Mrs Clara Beard and Miss Mary v ord of Lewiston. Me, were the tests of friends last week, going from :. sre to Acworth, N. B., where they n III spend the Christmas holidays ith relatives. v Universallst Church Notes: The tb lnual offering for the Universalist ds ission in Japan is to be received next ar lnday. Those who cannot be present 6 asked to send the money to the th stor. The r. P. O. U. will meet nr
 the vestry at p. no. Topic, ia Joseph's treatment of his brethren. '' nr The illustrated lecture by pr. orbes in Memorial hall next Thurs. j.. y evening on "The wonders of the Li oh hannana,1 in lnrhna- a- 1n-ru..a . In1