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 the twentieth century, in Memoris hall, at s o'clock. This ia the las lecture in the H. P. U. course. A usual, admission will be free.
 George Fl. Lord, who resigned hi position with the Phoenix Woole company last week, will devote hi whole time to his poultry business Mir. Lord has 20 pens of Rhode Is land Red fowls of the finest breed the male birds coming from one o the largest breeding houses in Massa chusetts. MT. Lord now has six in oubators filled with 2OOO eggs, and i expecting to hatch 10000 chicken this year. He sold 2OO0 eggs las month, besides what were shipped t' market, and his business has so large ly increased since the beginning, fiv years ago, that he will give his entir time to his poultry yards, known 8 Valley Poultry Farm, and visit t' it is we'll worth the time, and all art welcome.
 Universalist Church Notes: Mex Sunday will be observed as Younl Peoples day. The morning servie' will be conducted by the pastor, assi t ed by memb bers of the Y. P. O. U. 4 sermon appropriate to the day vii be delivered. In the evening, a half past seven, there will be public installation of Y. P. o U. ofioerI and an address. q Young people anc religious education," by Myron 0 Settle of the Hartford School of Re. ligious Pedagogy. Mr Settle was fol some time a state Sunday school worker in Kansas, and is now pur suing studies in Hartford Special music will be rendered. No formal invitations are issued, but the general public is invited, and the young people of all churches are asked to send representatives.
 staffordville.
 Miss Lucy Kemp is spending the week with friends in Fairview.
 Miss Leila J. Bowden of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. M. E. Hughes.
 Frank A Brown has accepted a position as boss flnisher in Forestville.
 Willie Chamberlin has resigned his position in Boston and returned to his home.
 The mid-week prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Booths this evening at 30.
 O. R. Kemp of Fairview, Mass |, was the. guest of H. A. Bosworth 
 Social dance at Lyon s hall Sat urday evening Music by Wood s 
 Those who are reported on the sick list are Mrs. Susan Blodgett and Mrs. F. G. -Drummond
 Miss Oholie Largess. who has been in Warren, Mass. for several months, has returned to her home. The L. A. s. will serve a supper in he M. E vestry Thurs day evening Adults, 1Oc; children, 50.
 Irving F. Bowden, who has been pending a few days with friends in his place, returned to his home in. Hartford Sunday afternoon.
 Con gregational Church Notes Sun. ay school a 12 o'clock. The Junior jhristian Endeavor society has elected he following officers: President, sertha L. Belcher; vice president. 'earl Hanna; secretary, Myrtle s. !mith; treasurer, Arthur Chandler lookout committee, Ernest Belcher, Edward Sanger, Irene Belcher.; pray IT meeting committee, Maud R. Brown, Ethel M. Brown, Myrtle ohelps; scrap book committee, Harry Smith, Roland Belcher, George Bel ,ker; social committee, Maud R. Brown, Myrtle Smith, Pearl Hanna, Nrytle Phelps, Bertha Belcher, Archie sanger. Arthur Chandler. The Junior Sndeavor society will meet Friday afternoon with Arthur Chandler at aydeville. -..-
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 Read Law and Order statement.
 Social dance in Sturtevant's hall night. ..........
 Mrs. Augustus Holmes, who has ,een quite i'll, is recovering.
 Mary BaIlantine and Mabel Graves were in Hartford last Thursday. Mrs. J. w.. Ballantine visited friends in Huntington last week.
 Carl Bradway called on Rev. and Mrs. Egbert Munro in Westfleld Sum- lay.
 Mrs. Fruideveaux of Collinsville visited her sisters, Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Sturtevant. last week.
 Miss Blanche shippey of Stafford Hollow was the guest of Gladys Avery pver Sunday. s'.s.-
 George Neff of BlRndford was the yuest of his sister, Mrs. F. A. Sturte- 'ant, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Francelia Gold was called to New London Monday by the illness Df her brother.in in-law, Henry Lufler.
 Several from here attended the meeting at the Congrega- oinal church at the Springs yester- lay.
 Gladys Avery was much surprised evening, when about twenty if her friends from the village ap- ,eared at her home on the hill. The ,vening was spent in a jolly. way and he guests left after receiving a warm invitation to CO., @ again.
 The young ladies of the O. E so. 'iety are preparing the one act sketch, No Men Wanted" to be given a