The Press., 1910-02-09
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Abraham Millor, one of the design CTS for the Rhode Island Worsted Go i, has resigned.
 Attorney R. T. O'Connell of East Hartford was a guest of his brother, Attorney M. D. O'Oonnell. over Sun day.
 The three weeks' old son, Amien, of Charles Asi on West Main street died on Monday of pneumonia. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church yesterday at II Q, m.
 An industrial illustrated edition of The Press will be issued in the near future, giving a historical review of Stafford and it's business interests, and many advantages as 8 place of busi ness and residence. Many of the busi- ness men have been called upon al- ready by representative of The Press having this matter ia charge, 1and there are a few who have not yet re- ceived these calls who will be seen in the near future. Those who have not already decided to be represented in this edition will. it is hoped. decide within a few days to have the write up of their business insertsd, so that the industrial history may be com plete.
 The Norwich district Ministerial association of the New England south ern conference of the Methodist Epis- copal church will meet with the local church next Monday and Tuesday. with the following program: Mon- day-2 p. m., devotion, WE Kugler i; 2.15 p. m, business; 2.45 D. m paper: Necessary adjustments in our church work to new conditions, ' 0. T. Hatch; 8. 45 p. m., paper: Review of Dr. Leete's book, "Every Day Evangelism, Charles Smith; 80 p. m address: ''John Huss," Prof. Oscar Kuhns, Wesleyan University. Tuesday-9 a. m., devotions, O H Van Natter; 9.15 a. m, business i; 9.45 a. m., paper: Review of Dr Warren's book, "The Earliest Cosmo- logies," L. M. Flocken; 1O.45 a. m. address: "What can we do for our conference claimants, under the new legislation ?'' F. O. Baker; 3 D. ID !, devotions. W. P. Buck; 2 15 D. m, business; 3 45 p. m., paper: "How can the sessions of the annual confer nee be made more profitable ?" R s Oushman; 3.45 p. m., paper: "The working man and his problems, J. L.. Wheeler; 73O p m., sermon. R s Moore The public is invited to attend.
 Grace Church Notes: With the impressive service of admission Ava members were received into the Girls Friendly society, at evensong, last Sunday. The music of the day, both in the morning and evening was extra good. Lent beginning to-day, Ash Wednesday, there was service this morning and children's evensong this afternoon at 4.15 This evening there will be service and sermon at half past seven. The mems club of Grace church will hold it's February meeting in the guild room tomorrow evening at clock This is an open meeting for the families of members and their invited guests pr. Dwight B. Bean of Rockville will address rbe meeting on 'Hygi- ene." pr. Beans ability and repu. tation assure an interesting and useful talk. All men of the parish not yet connected with the club are invited to associate themselves with it as mem bers. The Lenten services will be about as usual on Sundays, with a mid-week service and preacher from out of town on Fridays, except this week and Feb. 25th. The keeping of Lent grows yearly more and more gen. eral and sincere, and all are urged to remember the privileges of this sea son and the duty of participating in them. On next Sunday morning the rector is to preach on Humility.