The Press., 1910-11-09
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W.. R&Ds meeting next Wednesday.
 Regular meeting of She Eastern StAl next Tuesday.
 Clifford Herring of Rockvils val In town Monday.
 W. B. HAnley has taken . position ns Maiden. Mass
 Rev. H. A. Blake of Hartford va in town yesterday.
 Mia PriscillA BuFwell of Spring Eeld spent Sunday as her home here. Vim. Powers of Florence, Mass hes been In town part of the week.
 Florence MoCroban of Woorsockel was in town yesterday tU cast his bal lOs<
 Wm Scott, superintendent ns es Forestyille mill, has taken Q posislon at Syracuse, N- T.
 The B. N. H. will meet On satur- day night thia week at the usual EOuz in ths Congregational chapel.
 The Red Men will hold a social dance at Society hall Saturday even ing. Lynoh'l orchestra will furnish music.
 Tls eoaBty commissioners will hold . hearing on she applications for H. csnses in Society hall this afternoon at g. 30
 There will be social and supper al the Congregational ohurch next We'd nesdAy evening. Supper served al 6 Is Hostetses, Mrs. J.. N. Leach and Mrs. H S. Abel
 The German club will hold . prI- vate social and dance at their hall Saturday evening, Nov, 19th, it being an anniversary celebration Lynch 6 orchestra will furnish music.
 The Girls Club. of the ConRrega- tional church elected the following of- cers Wednesday night: President Miss Florencs Wagner; -presi- dent, Miss Gertrude Pease; secretary, Miss Nellie YAre; treasurer. Miss Lucy Alden.
 The senior class of the Stafford high school will hold a Fummage sale on Main street Dec 3 and 8 Contri- buttons for the sale will bs gladly re. ceivsd. By notifying the principal or any member of the class the arti- oles will be called for.
 The committees appointed to con- alder the advisabiIikS of establishing . boys' and young mems club head quAEteEs in St ,fford will meet as the Congregational church Friday even- ing of this week at 7.3O All who are fRtere, tod in the problem are cordially invited to bs present and j)in in the ci russion
 The annus convention of the Nort | being held to-day at the ConRrega- tfonst church. The feature of the evening service W II bs the address by Rev. R Oushman If Danielsou enI ''The Sunday school foug.tn- hand '' Mias Emily s. Brown will accompany lAtas Park on the violin when the latter sings "I Do Not Ask 9
 The Italians will present the drama, "Mort Oivile' at St Edwards hall Saturday evening, with the following cast: Dorado, Antonio DaDals; Il medioo Arrigo Palmleri, Alfredo BidoRini; Monsiguore Abats Gioac ,hi- no Ruvo, Leonardo zumpano; lGacta- no, Giusto Biz; Rosalia. Signora Nina Oeroena' Bidorini; Emma. Sig. norina Luiiga Campo; Agata, Signora OateFina DaDalt Pancera; Don Fer nando, Signor Pietro Turro. Admis. sion, a5. 25 and 5 cents.
 Miss Catherine Donovan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Donovan, was united in marriage at St. Edwards church at 7.3O this morning to Owen Henry Hammell. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. J. O'NeiIl. Patri, k Hammell, 8 brother of the groom, acted as best man, and Miss Joanna Donovan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The groom was overseer of carding at the Forestville mill, and the bride is also Q well. known resident of that part of the town.
 The democrats closed their cam paign Monday evening, with Attorney Tanner of New London as the prin- oipal speaker. Both parties had rallies scheduled for last Friday even. ing The democrats carried ont their program, having She Rockville bugleI and drum corps in attendance Owing to delay on the trolley carrying the speakers. she republican rally was given up Friday evening. The car was delayed near Snipsic for over two hours, and the spsakers did not arrive here until after 9 o'clock.
 The Ladfss' Auxiliary to the A. O. B. beid their county convention In St. Edwards hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 1, there being fifteen candidates present. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Mary Bowling. county preaident of the order, v ho introduced Rev F. ]. o'Neill. who opened the needing with prayer. Mlss Louise Roaeh of Stafford was then appointed as uaiakfess at arms, Miss Agnes Shea sentiuei,S and Miss Rose Cullen of Rockville recording secretary, pro- tam. After a few remarks made b che presiding officsrs the eIsoo0u of oflners took, place, wtsh th8 following result: County pBesfdant, Mrs. Mary Bowling e Rockville; county vice. pEssIasAs. MiHs Margaret Hanlsy of Stafford springs; county secretary, Miss Sadie McNeEney of Rockville; county treasurer, Misa Margie Mullen og Stafford Remarks were then made by Revs. o'Nslll and Donahue, and they were loudly appIauded The