The Press., 1910-12-07

I The operation recently performe in Massachusetts hospital, Boston. ol Miss Mae MacCallum of Taloottvil1e formerly of this place, promises to b highly succ sssful Her many friend locally hope for her complete re covery.
 Baptist Church Notes: The men club held It's regular meeting las night. Rev. J. ". Ballentine gave very interestinng talk.on India, illus trated with photns, curios, etc Rev Fl B. Goodsell of North Ashford lead the mid-wsek service tonight
 The scholars of Miss Mildred Ma Callum made her 8 surprise visit les evening at the home of Fl. R Wight man. Several gifts were left with Miss MacOallum by the scholars, Mis- Florence Walbridge making the pre- sentation speech. A very enioyabl' evening is reported.
 The Y. P. o. U of the Univsrsalist church will present the three-act comedy. Miss Topsey Turvy," al their Christmas sale to be held ir Memorial hall Friday evening. Dec. 16 The cast is as follows: TopsJ Turvy, (Nellie Olarendon). RutF Durham; May Golden, (Topsy' cousin), Annie Brown; Mrs. Olaren- don. (Topsy's mother), Iiadore Dun. ham; Miss spriggs, (Topsv's govern ess), Mrs Charles Dimmiok; Lord Clarence, Ga rich Englishman), Angus Palk; Frank Golden, Mays brother Herbsrt Phillips; Deacon Jones. John Brown; Ned, R. A Booth. Admis. sion, 25c; children, 15o.
 Staffordville.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Festi last week Wednesday night.
 A meeting will bs hell in the in- terest of library and reading room on Saturday at 4 p m, at Miss Jones' house All willing to help in any way are cordially urged to attend.
 Thes sLadies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold their fair next week Wednesday and Thurs day evenings Useful and fancy ar- ticles will be on sale, with i,e cream and homemade candies There will be fortune telling and an entertain ment. Admission, 100; children, 50. It Is asked that those contributing ar- ticles please send them in early in the week if possible.
 Methodist Church Notes: Wednes. day night at 2 30 the weekly prayer meeting will be held in the vestry Leader, Mrs. Mahlon Vest. Thurs day evening the. fair will be held. All those who are making things for the fair are required to bring them early. It very stormy, the fair will be postponed until Friday night. Ad- mission free. Next Sunday morning Rev. Robert Williams will preach
 Congregational Church Notes: Rev. A. A Ross of Staff ord Universalist church will preach next Sunday at 10 45 a ID :, in exchange with the pastor. Evening will be an open Christian Endeayor meeting Suhj j4ot, tHow must a Christian be diffarent from others?" 2d Cor. 6:14,1s Miss Jones', leader. This Wednes- days prayer meeting subjsct Is 'Amusements, {" Matt 11:7.19. Eco 3:1.17, 7.3O p. ID Next wsek the prayer meeting will bs held Tuesday, z. 80 p. n. Subject, Deepening fell lowship," John 15 :1-17, Luke 22: 24 30 Junior O. E Friday, 8 p. m., at Miss Jones'. Leader. Mar ion Turner.
 West Stafford.
 ". P. Pease advertises in another column as an auctioneer.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold It's annual sale next Tuesday evening in the vestry. There will be an apron and fancy work table, home made candy table and table of Cali. fornia novelties, which are the gift of Merrill Whiton. Also there will be a real honking goose that eats dimes and nickIes. In connection with the ssle the following ladies will givs the farce, "The Packing of a Missionary Barrel:" Mrs. Brown, Mrs. E D Ellis; Mrs. Dimps, Mrs Ladd; Miss Film, Mrs. Pomeroy; Mrs Green, Mrs. M. A. Gold; Ms Joneo, Mrs M. L. Bradway; Mrs. Lamb, Miss Agnes Holmes; Mrs. Murkes, Mrs H. A. Glazier; Mrs White, Miss Jose phine Newell; Mrs. Hi; ks, Mrs. Fair field; Sophie, Miss Eunice Bradway O. O. Worthington's orchestra will furnish music. Entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock Admission, 10