The Press., 1909-12-08
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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 ". R o meeting next Wednesday
 Wm F. ssser of Worcester has beer
 spending few days in town
 Mrs Fred Wright has returned tC
 Vernon alter visit at her old home
 here.
 The election of tfliosrs planned fol
 last evening by tine Knights of Colum'
 bus was Iostpen ned one we, k.
 Mr and Mrs 4 Mischell have been called to Housatonic. Mass, by the illness of Mrs. Mitoht ll's mother.
 The thres children of Mrs. James Bo,ieau. Roland ParcivaI aud Mar vim, were baptizsd as she morning service of the Congregational church last Sunday .
 Henry Templston has resigned as boss anisher at the Rncde Island plant. aud the position is taken by Mir. hamberlin.
 Mrs William Irons was prize win. ner in she last drawing of orockery At the store of Haskell Arouson The Lext drawing will be next week Satur- day evening.
 ". E Benton will run a social dance at Sena's hall next Saturday evening. Music will be by Lynch's orchestra, Prof. Jenkins prompeer. Tickets will be 50 cents.
 Salvatore Martinelli has a bad cpt on his forehead. While chopping wood he caught the axe on a clothes line, defisoting the blow in such a way as to cause the accident
 David P Conroy. 20, we'll known locally, died at Spokane, Wash, Mon- day. Ths deceased lived here about a year ago, and went west in the hope that his health would be bene ated.
 A social will be held at the Con- gregational chapel this evening. Sup. per At 6 Is Homemade confectiou. cry and the new cook book compiled by the ladies of the church will be on sale. There will be music in the evening.
  sorting department of the Stafford Worsted O.. will go to New Haven tomorrow and act as judge of the wool exhibit at the meeting of the Stock Breeders association now in | progress in that oity.
 Preparations are about perfected for the presentation of tValley Farm'' by the seniors of the high school for the benefit of the Washington trip fund. The play will be put on next Tuesday evening at St Edwards hall and the following evening at Memorial hall in Stafford.
 A party of eighteen friends of Carl Kuehne gave him a surprise party last evening at his home on Prospect street, in honor of his 18th birthday. Gerald Neil, in behalf of tse company, presented the host with a moe umbrella. Games, music md refreshments were the features # very enjoyable evening. I At the meeting of the. Modern q Voodmen of America, held Monday v yening. the following officers will be O lected for the ensuing year: Counsel, | Albert Gilman; adviser, Arthur 6 AdAms; clerk, Frank B. Subway e 'Anker, Wm. E. Whitaker; escort, | I. E. Wise; wAtohman, Peter Col I lem; sentry, Benjamin Gam DO; camp T 1by sleians, Dr. 6. P. Bard and Dr. 6 1. P. Hanley. These officers will be t Jan. Sd. ' The following is the Current ( Events program for next Monday even- C ng: Roll-oall; Christmas quotations; 1 history of Jerusalem | he star in history and in legend present. condition of people; reading c Song of Our Syrian Guest, Knight, c )ut of Doors in the Holy Land. Van q )yke; music, Miss Ide. Committee, e Ars. J. A. Mix, Miss N. T. Russell. i drs. ". H. Reed. Hostesses, Mrs. a ,. E. Butterfield, Mrs. Christopher ' Allen. h Grace Church Notee: There will G 6 the third confirmation lecture at n alf-past five next Sunday p. m., and be subject will be The creed. '' The roceeds of the recent fair reached tI bout s25O, which clears, above ex. enses, about $225 or more. The at. 'ndance was very large on both even. lgs, and the entertainments very good 1deed. The G. F. s. will meet in 1e guild room of the church on Fri. al Ay, instead of last evening, this h eek, and she brass work. which was roposed some weeks ago, but was V slayed by the preparations for the al 'ir, will be undertaken. T K. O. K. A. Notes: The mystery ackage" selling at the fair of Grace al Arish last week was in the care of c le castle, and was of the nature of fl
 north pole" booth. Small maps the polar regions were sold, which T. ere redeemable in 'reoord'' (pack. ., Ie), at the foot of the "pole." The h, ittering pole stood below a glowing . lrora. and was Q very ornamental w ature in the fair. Last evening veral pages from Castle TintagiI of ariss church, Hartford, accompanied - ] their merlin, the Rev. 0. 0, Ken. ~ z. dy, and friends were advanced to S1 Q rank of esquire by Stafford Castle, - d an informal social, with refresh F ants served by the patron ladies of q. 1 Q court, followed the degree work. number of local visitors were pres ( also. The newly elected officers FC ! the Christmas term of oface, Dec. da so April, 1 were installed: Robin hi ? Mason. king; Harold Butterheld, by Arthur Melbourne, senti- wi ] Herbert West, master of the ex. of aquer; Kingsley Converse, con. mi