The Press., 1909-05-12
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Miss Sarah P. Alden was called to Hartford Monday by the death of hel nephew. Frank Alden.
 Harvey George, who recently sold his farm on Moulton Hill. has rented Q tenement of A. D. Oady.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of nine
 Baptist Church Notes: There will be a meeting of the Eoclesiastical so. ciety Friday at p. m. Next Sunday morning Rev. George D. Gould oi Rockville will preach.
 Universalist Church Notes: There will be the usual services next Sun. day. Morning service at 10. 45, Sun- day school at 12, and Y. P. o. U. in the assembly room at p. no. The topic for the Union meeting is ''Re- ligion and righteousness. What makes riRhteousness religion" ?" Lead CT, Miss Rachael Glover. Leaders for the remaining meetings of the season have been announced as fol- lows: May 23. Ralph Booth; May 80, Miss Isadore Durham; June 6, Miss Margaret Glover; June 13, Miss Ruth Dunham; June 20, Miss Maud Booth; June 27, Rev. Harry Adams Hersey. The Union will, as usual, hold no meetings in July and August Friday night. May 2l, the Union will produce a tbree-act play, "A Clergyman Oourtship." in Memorial hall. The play is clean and inter- esting story. having it's setting in New England SoWn. It promises to be one of the most successful plays given recently in Memorial hall. All seats will be reserved, and will be on sale at H F. Oady's store on and after Monday. May IF.
 Staffordville.
 O. R. Kemp of Northampton. Mass. was the guest of H. A Bosworth over Sunday.
 Miss Cora Gray. who has been quite III with neuralgia around the heart, Is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Helen O'Brien of Springfield, Mass, has returned to her home, after spending two weeks with her parents here.
 MT. and Mrs. Morranger are mov- ing this week from the Cady tenement to the Garland Woolen company tene- ment, just above the mill.
 The Garland Woolen Go. have re. oently purchased the houses of J. H Mccarthy. occupied by Mrs Charles White and Mrs. Patrick Joyce
 It has been voted upon to change the Epworth League service from Sunday evening to Wednesday even- ings. This evening the leader for the E. l. prayer meeting in the M. E. vestry will be Charles F. Williams. All are invited.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the church will serve their usual supper in the vestry Friday evening. instead of Thursday even- ing. so as Rev. R. Williams can be present to meet the people. Adults, 10 cents; children, cents. If over l2 years. price the same as adults aostesses, Mrs. Eliza Dugdale and Mrs. Minnie Hughes. All are cor. lially invited.
 Congregational Church Notes Rev. Edwin Gordon from the Hartford Theological Seminary will preach both and evening at the usual tours Sunday school after morning ervice. Choir rehearsal Friday even- ng, 2 30, at the church. Junior O. g. society will meet Friday afternoon, o'clock, in the vestrY of the church. It is requested all interested in the ,hurUh meet at the home of Rev and Mrs. H. M. Vaill Thursday evening It 7.3O.
 West Stafford.
 Social dance at Sturtevant's hall night.
 In connection with the social and upper at the church last evening, the Boys club of the Congregational church at the Springs repeated their show. A large delegation the young men and the 1ymn book fund received substantial Ium.
 Orcuttville.
 Mrs Charles Irons and Mrs. Jesse Ryder spent Friday in Hartford.
 Master Willie Russell holds the 'ecord for fishing this season. having taught Q piokerel last Saturday weigh. ng three pounds.
 There will be 8 preaching service It the schoolhouse next Sunday after. loon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Harry Adams aersey will deliver a sermon on "The afety of the young" dealing with he responsibility of parents and of he young people themselves. The 'rgan has been repaired temporarily, md sufficiently to permit of it's being lsed to accompany the singing.
 sOMERS.
 Miss Oarolyn SelIen of SprinRfeld