The Press., 1910-02-16

The old post office cabinet used by H.. F. Oady and his predecessors was taken to the school room, and each scholar received at least one valentine from the post office. The little folks ap- peared to have a royal good time.
 Class No. 5 of the Universalist Sunday school will hold a Washing toms birthday social at the church vestry next Wednesday evening at 7.3O The program consists of . farce. "No Men Wanted," flag drill by eight young ladies, living pictures and games. In the farce Isabelle Granger and Elizabeth Rawley, bachelor girls, will be represented by Misses Annie Brown and Ruth Pin ney; Prynella Abercrombie. their maid, by Miss Louisa Wobbecke. Ad- mission, 10 cents. The ladies of the church will give a salad supper the same evening from 6 to 7.3O p m. Supper, 15c
 Advertised letters in Stafford post of1ec Feb. I: Mrs. 0. s. Wehrle, Mrs. Hattie Cunningham, Miss Mira Christesen, Mrs. Alice J. Smith, Mrs E. Petersen, Mrs. Robina Birney, Mrs Dora Roy, Mrs. o. Tarbox, Mrs. Julia Cratty, Mrs. H. Fickenger, Miss NJ. Evans, Miss Louise Norris. Miss Mary Norris, Miss Hattie Smith, Miss O. Curtis, Miss Irine Chandler, Miss 0. Miller. Miss Hazel Munsell, Fred. erick Juul, Eugene Larne, o. l.. Geh- Iuntz, Fred Bohannan, John Stuart, Willie Davis, F. Levreque. Benj. Levy,S. KriWitzky, Fabiano Pallank. Amidon, Eugene Larne. Fred. erick Pelletier, Paul M. Brown. Herman Vogel, Alexander Drysdale, pr. Fred shurtcliff. Wm Small, Leon Pero, Tadeuss Pieslor, MT. Ravin, John Stuart, Henry O. King. Brog- shaw Read.
 Staffordville
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Monday morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Kemp of Fair view, Mass, were the guests of H A. Bosworth and also Mrs. Wesley Brad. way the first of this week.
 MT. and Mrs Fl. A. Bosworth and Mrs A. s. Bosworth visited friends h Fairview. Ohioopee, Mass, last week Wednesday and Thursday.
 Miss Jones entertained party of 26 local young people at her home last week Tuesday evening. Refresh. ments were served and 8 most excel. lent time was had.
 Methodist Church Notes: The L A. s. will serve a supper in the ves- try Thursday evening. Hostesses, Mrs. Grant Tanner and Mrs. Theo. lore Lyon. Friday evening the usual prayer meeting will be held In ;he vestry. Leader, Mrs. Booth. Sunday evening the pastor will cad the E. L. meeting. Topic, How to pray"
 Congregational Church Notes: The | cripture reading for Wednesday even ng meeting is 1st John 4:4-21; Rom IA: 1-13. The Junior Endeavor ooiety will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock. Leader, Pearl Hammer Hiss Jones' sermon of last Sunday Vas a fine tribute to the triumphs of religious faith. The hymn Is given by the Congregational huroh at the Springs are proving 8 reat source of inspiration and en- husiasm to the evening meetings The Tuesday Bible class will take up he study of the book of Joshua.
 A very pretty home wedding took lace as Fairview, Mass. last We'd esday evening at 2 o'clock. when diss Elsie l.. Stone was united in marriage to Charles Raymond Kemp f Holyoke, Mass. formerly of Staf- Rev. E. A. Reed of the Iecond Congregational church of Hol. oke performing the ceremony, the ingle ring service being used under n arch trimmed with hemlock and 'hite carnations and a bell. The ride was beautifully attired in white ilk, trimmed in oriental lace, and 1ore a long white veil. She carried Rhite carnations The bridsmaid Ias Mrs Anna Stone. sister-ln-law f the bride She wore blue ai.k, with white lace, and carried ink carnations The best man was Ierton A Stone of Fairview. Mrs. rank Warner of Holyoke played he wedding march. About sixty uests were present. After oongratu. ations were extended to the newly 'edded couple 8 bountiful luncheon 'as served. Mir. and Mrs Kemp aft immediately for their wedding our. The brides travelling suit was ove color. On their return they ill reside with her parents, MT. and Lrs. James O. Stone, of Fairview. hey were the recipients of many eautiful and useful gifts.
 West Stafford.
 Fred Belliveau has been in East visiting.
 Miss Bertha Waterman was a guest yer Sunday at Myron Leonard's.
 Blanche Pease of Hampden is visit 1g on the mountain for a few days.
 Merrick Worthington is busy with is teams drawing logs from his farm a Somers to the mill.