The Press., 1910-01-05

D. church will serve their usual sup n per in the yestry Thursday evening. i. Hostesses, Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy and
 Mrs W. E. Belcher.
 d Methodist Church Notes: The week of prayer has been observed
 with a service in the church every evening of the new year. This even. 3 ing the services will close with a
 prayer meeting in the vestry. Sun day evening the Epworth League topic will be "How to make our will Gods '' Leader. Rev Robert
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 MT. and Mrs. Ellery M Chamber liu, who have been residents of Staff fordville for several years, but moved to Springfield about year ago, have decided that city life Is not all that might be expected, so they returned with their household goods last Mon- day, and have moved into the east tenement of J. H. MoOarthy's double house on the back road.
 Congregational Churoh Notes: The Junior Christian Endeavor society will meet at the parsonage Friday afternoon at o'clock. Leader, Vivian Kemp. Oonsecration meet ing). Every member requested to be present. Next Tuesday evening the Bible clas meets at the parsonage. The annual Ecclesiastical society meet ing was held last Tuesday evening and the following officers were chosen Committee, Frank A. Brown, Frederick Sanger. G. E. Cooley; tr sasurer, Mrs. H. M. Vaill; clerk ?, Ernest Cooley; organist, Mrs. A. A. West; assistant organist, Mrs. Clar- enoe White; collector, Mrs. F. A. Brown; ushers, Meesrs. Roland Royce, Ernest Cooley. Archibald Sanger, Frank Brown, Frederick Sanger; superintendent of cemetery, Charles F. Eager.
 WELLINGTON.
 Mrs. Mathews and Miss Mathews returned on Saturday from their Hart ford visit. ....- -.'
 There was fur collar left at the parsonage last Friday evening shat awaits an owner.
 Rev. MT. Wolfe has sent a photo. graph of himself that, when framed in like manner, will be hung with the pictures of other former pastors in Baptist conference room.
 Leonard Schaffer, 93. who died in Bridgeport and was buried in Willi. mantio last week, was a cousin of Mrs. | Emily Sohafter Carpenter, and was a f rmer Glass Factory resident and workman.
 Would it not be a good scheme now, when so much is being done to stamp out tuberculosis all over the co lntry, for those wearing thin waists, without the protection of un- der flannels. to fasten these sheer garments. by coult tesy, with Red Cross stamps?
 The five years old Zemmena boy pulled kettle of hot water that was standing on the stove so that it tipped and spilled, scaldipg him badly. Pity 8 i'd alarm for the little fellow W re general throughout the neighborhood until the arrival of a physician. He is much better and his condition no longer considered dangerous.
 We wish everyone who has not hap pened to see deer could have made the acquaintance of the antlered beauty that has made himself very much at home under the Hill apple trees for the past week He seems to have preference for sweet russets aud we are glad we left so many of ours for him. He doesn't mind dig ging them out of the snow nor how many people are looking at him mean. time. We wonder how he manages to keep so fat, and how high a stone wall would have to be to make it an obstacle in his path. May no harm come to him.
 South Wilmington.
 Wm F. Carroll returned last week from a visit with relatives at Mt. Hope, Mansfield. .r- .~- .,.-.
 Wm. l. Lilley and Miss Elva Ph'l lips of Springfield. Mass. are guests of MT. and Mrs Wm. H. Brackett
 The annual election of officers of the Y. P. s. O E. follows the de- votional service this "Wednesday evening.
 Following the provisions of chapter 137 of the public acts of 1909 the required notices have been posted about Lake Beauty, forbidding any polluting of or trespassing on the ice.
 Following the storm at Christmas time several teams have been kept at work scraping snow off the ice on Lake Beauty. The snow has kept the ice from making, but it looks now as though ice cutting would begin in a few days.
 There will be a public meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in the hall Friday at 2 30 p. m. The speaker will be Mrs. l. K. Fuller, editor of the "White Ribbon Banner She will tell of her trip to Omaha, Neb., and of the national W. O. T. U. convention, which she attended. Mrs. Fuller is a bright, interesting speaker and large attendance is hoped for in this, her native town.
 At the business meeting of the Sunday school last Sunday the follow ing officers were reelected: Walter A. Allen, superintendent; Thomas A. Denman, assistant superintendent; Miss Rosa o. Hall, treasurer; J. Gallup Service, Jr., secretary. Re-