The Press., 1909-02-17

, Whitaker; Robbie Robinson, Walter
 Quinley; Jennie Brown. Jessie Keefe Johnnie Deliver, Wilfred Eaton
 Mary Slopum, Marian Lee. Supper, 10 cents; entertainment, 15 cents. Miss Florence Washburn's Sunday
 school class will sell home made candy.
 Orcuttville.
 Miss Blanche Robbins has been
 visiting friends in Somers.
 Miss Clara Ladish has been visiting
 her sister, Mrs T. Simons.
 P. J. Hanley has been spending 8 few days in Boston. W. B. Hanley
 had charge of the mill during his absence.
 ) Stafford.
 W. Earl Walbridge and Walter Ide of Springfield spent Sunday with their parents.
 Miss G. May Oolburn, now em- ployed by the Phelps Publishing con- papy of Springfield, was at home over Sunday.
 The moving pictures given in the town hall last Friday evening drew a good house and the pictures given were of the best, the presentation lasting about two hours.
 The Masonic dance given by the Woloott lodge in Memorial hall Thursday evening was we'll attended, some 45 people coming from the Springs. The dance given Saturday evening by the young men was also we'll patronized, both dances being very enjoyable events.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Miss Glen Beach 3, Miss Cannie Brent, Miss Martha Townroe, Mrs. Alfred Waklee, Mrs. Mary Ibelle. Mrs. Julia Contra, Mrs. Gar rett Edwards, Mrs. o. Nelson, Miss Theda Dingley, Intervale Mills, Robt. N. Smiley, James A. Sigalas. Universalist Church Notes: Next Sunday the pastor will preach on "Charles Darwin and his great con- tribution to religion" The Y. P. O. U. will meet at D. m. in the as- sembly room. Topic, "How shall we observe Lent?'' How may Lent be to the year what Sunday is to the week." A special collection will be taken for the post office mission de- partment The Japan mission offer ing of the society has not yet been completed. Those who have envel opes are asked to place them in the plate next Sunday. the business meeting of the Y. P. o. U., Friday evening, plans for entertaining the state convention April 23 were per fected. The following committees were appointed: Transportation and l toasts, Rev. H. A. Hersey; hospital ity (entertainment) Miss Ruth Dun ham; banquet, Mrs H. A. Hersey ; decorations, Mrs. F. A. Labsury. Miss Mae MacCallum will respond to the toast for the Stafford union. The Massachusetts state president, Rev. F. A. Moore, and the national secretary, Robert W. Hill, will be the guests of the convention and will give addresses. The members and friends of the Universalist society will be ask ed to extend the hospitality of their homes to the delegates, fur nishing lodging Friday night and breakfast Saturday morning. The of the parish will be taxed to the utmost, it is expected. Those who are willing to entertain delegates will confer favor upon the Union by informing Miss Ruth Durham now The special offering for the state Sunday school association will be received in Sunday school next Sun- day.
 Staffordvil1e.
 Memorial Hall, Feb. 24th and 18th. A great treat for all.
 Dance at Lyon's hall Saturday evening. Woods orchestra.
 Miss Leila Bowden is spending a week with MT. and Mrs. Leon Booth in Union.
 Mrs. Myron Smith is the guest of her sister, Mrs Arthur Smith, of 
 Mrs. George Miller is spending a few weeks with relatives in Seymour and Oxford.
 J. F. Bannister and family have moved into the tenement va cated by A. Lock.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Clark are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of 8 daughter, burn last Saturday 
 Methodist Church Notes: There will be an Epworth League business meeting in the vestry this evening after prayer meeting. The L. A. s. will serve their usual supper in the vestry Thursday evening. Hostesses, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Hughes. Price, 1Oo; children, 5o. After supper at 7 80 Miss Ruth Dun ham, tbe elooutionist, will speak in the auditorium. Admission, 15o.
 Congregational Church Notes: Sum- day school at 12 o'clock. Rev. Samuel H. Seccombe, l.. l.. B., of Boston will preach at 3 o'clock. A will be held in the vestry evening at half-past seven. All interested in the church please this meeting. The Junior Christian Endeavor society will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Myrtle Phelps. (Conseoration meeting.
 West Stafford.
 -''Scenes in Union Depot" See Staff ford news.
 Mrs. Laura Holmes is recovering from the grip.
 R. V. Ohism of Westford was the