The Press., 1909-01-27

U. D. MAI DA0 uAA GOAu nAS pAnO near East Main street to John Campo
 There will be a service at the Or cuttvi1le schoolhouse next Sunday a D. m., conducted by Rev. H. A Blake.
 Miss Emily Willard entertained members of the high school junior German class last Wednesday evening at her home on Grant avenue.
 The electric wiring at Grace church has been modernized and other i'm portant improvements are contem. plated. Contractor Preston will soor commence painting and decorating throughout.
 The Holland association of Oongre gational ministers met on Tuesday with Rev. H. A. Blake in it's semi. annual meeting. Several papers were read and discussed, fellowship wal renewed and deepened and dinner was served by Mrs. Blake.
 Nine Stafford Springs ladies at. tended the whist party last Friday afternoon, given by the Sabra Trum. bull chapter, D. A. R., at Prescott hall. Rockville. After taking lunch. con together they were joined by 8 delegation of ten more persons from home to hear Rev. Roland Grant lecture on "Snakes in Paradise. ''
 William Park of this town and Ed ward Swindell of Rockville were chosen on a committee of woolen men to meet the worsted men, to work to- gether for a straight advolorum duty which will satisfy all, The commit tee was chosen at a meeting of promi nent woolen manufacturers held at Boston yesterday to discuss 8 reduced tariff on wool.
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 Mrs. I. P. Booth has returned to Chester, Vt., after visiting her sister. Mrs. Luther Crawford.
 The Y. P. O. U. will meet at D. ID. in the assembly room next Sunday Topic, ''The seed and the soil.' .''
 Alva Sands. who recently lost one of his pair of team horses, bought a fine pair in Springfield last week.
 Rev. H. A. Adams and Rev. A. B. Todd are attending the home mission ary meetings in Hartford this week.
 Hostesses at the weekly supper of the Universalist Ladies' Circle to- night, Mrs. Frank Lasbury and Mrs. Inez Lasbury.
 The annual offering for the Uni versalist mission in Japan will be re. ceived next Sunday in special enve- lopes, to be placed in the plates with the regular offering.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Lord are the poultry show in Hart ford, also the banquet and meeting of the Connecticut Poultry association, of which MT. Lord is a mem ber.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. A. Hersey was elected lecturer at the last in place of Mrs John Rollin- son, who declined to serve. The officers were installed at the last meet ing.
 Baptist Church Notes: The L. A. ociety will meet for work Thursday Afternoon and serve supper at 6 D'clock. Hostesses, Mrs Charles Phillips, Mrs. Annie Connors Next Sunday morning "Echoes from the ,reat convention in Hartford" will be given.
 The last lecture in the H. P U. ,ourse is to be given in Memorial hall Chursday evening. February 4, by Dr.. Thomas E. Green. Dr. Green las won renown as a lecturer of great power. He will give his celebrated ecture, "The key to the 2Oth oen- ;ury." Of this lecture the Boston Journal says: "No one who heard pr. Greens address will soon forget t. It was a prose ode on patriotism md exaltation of American destiny, 10 earnestly, so skillfully, so mag delivered, that the audience vas again and again lifted to cheers, md even to waving handkerchiefs. '
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 Mrs Jane Pagan is quite i'll.
 Mrs. Ida Mabel Chamberlin of Hartford was in town last Friday.
 MT. Morrenger and Arthur Hubert ave been confined to their homes by Illness.
 Miss Maud Booth was the guest of Ter. aunt, Mrs. John Booth, over 'unday. ....
 MT. and Mrs. Fred M. Sanger and wo sons, Allison and Edward, spent Friday in Wales.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Lock have moved recently from the John Rock yell house into the tenement vacated l y Lester Brewer.
 Methodist Church Notes: The weekly prayer meeting will be held his evening at the parsonage at 7.3O. III are invited The Epworth | league topic for Sunday evening will e For loves sake," John 3:16.18. leader. Mrs. Lima M. Bosworth.
 Congregational Church Notes: Sun ay school at 12 o'clock. The Ladies' Iid society will serve a supper in he vestry Thursday evening. Host sses, Mrs. H. M. Vaill and Mrs. F. ]. Brown. The annual business 1eeting will be held after supper. It 3 rennestad that tha ladies make a l