The Press., 1910-01-12
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. Wm. Stafford is visiting rela- tiVes at Indian Orchard.
 W. M. Crawford of Worcester was at his home here over Sunday.
 Frank Whitaker of Philadelphia, who has been very i'll, is improving.
 Wm. A Foster of Worcester was at his home here over Sunday and Mon- day. ...-- ..a j.
 The girls of the G. J. O. met with Miss Florence Whitaker last Thurs- day evening.
 Jones Bros. are filling their foe houses with ice of good quality about II inches thick
 T. J. 7simons will sell his house. hold goods at Orcuttville at auction on Saturday At p. m
 MT. and Mrs Robert ". Smith are receiving congratulations on the birth cf daughter yesterday.
 At she regular meeting of the ForesteIs Thursday evening the new ly elected officers will be installed.
 W. N. Barrett of Boston and Mrs Angeline Morse of Southbridge have been guests of Mr. and Mrs F. Nj. Barrett.
 Miss Edith Cushman, who has been employed Rt the Russell milli- nery store. has returned to her home in Willington.
 District Deputy s. F. Clark will install the officers of WAuseon lodge, I. O. O. F.. next Tuesday evening. A good attendance is desired.
 A social dance will be held at SenA's hall Saturday evening. under the management of James F. Cotter, with music by Jordan's orchestra and B. J. Mullins prompter.
 Miss Dorothy Shepard, daught ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepard, en- tertained a party of friends at her home on Prospect street last Satur- day, the occasion being her 7th birth. day.
 ". E. Benton has a new lunch wagon ordered, which he will locate on the vacant lot at the corner of East Main street and Wilmington avenue. He will close at his present location when it arrives
 About 20 friends of J. P. Wagner made him surprise visit At his home | on Prospect street last Saturday even- ing, the occasion being his birthday. On behalf of those present Harry | Roehms made short speech, present. ing him with a rocking chair. MT. Wagner was pleased as we'll as sur prised and the evening proved a- very enjoyable one to all concerned.
 Grace Church Notes: Bishop Brewster visited the parish last Sum- day morning and confirmed a class of eleven; most of them were adults. The elass's first communion is set, for the usual celebration, at half past seven next Sunday morning Unless otherwise announced, the early ser vices on week days will be omitted until Ash Wednesday, Feb. Sch. The c. F. s. meets to-morrow evening with Miss Katherine Smith the work of the evening will be with brass patterns. All men of the parish of Grace church, communicants, attend ants. nominally connected. or who wish to be, are cordially invited to meet with the rector and each other at the ofice of Judge Fisk tomorrow evening as half-past seven.
 ". R. Q. meeting next Wednesday. At the regular meeting last Wed. nesday che newly elected officers were installed by Mrs. Carrie M. Clalk, she past president. The retiring president. Mrs. Mary J. Butterfleld, was presented with a silk umbrella and MEs. Mcintyre with a brooch. Mrs. Buttsrheld and Mrs. Carrie M Clark have been appointed aids on the national stan. The following were the officers installed: President, Minnie Meyers; senior yice-president, Emily Burditk; junior vice-presi- dent, Mary Kellogg; chaplain, Mary Symonds; secretary. Jessie Quinley treaaurer. Edna Bolieau; conductor, Minnie McIntrye; guard, Eva Wng- ner; Aspissant guard. Harriet Marble assistant conductor, Idella Whitaker color bearers, Lena Holt, Anna | Kuehns, Emma Converse. Flora Fraz- fer; patriotic instructor, Carrie N. Clark; musician. Clara Carpenter prsss correspondent, Mary J. Butter field.
 Januhry Ssh was the frat Sunday | after reorganization at the Methodise Episcopal Sunday school, and Super intendent F. F. Patten treated the school to a surprise by making a speech. After thanking the school I for their hearty support during the l past year he congratulated them on the harmony and general good con- dition of the school, but said shat he did not believe in being satisfied with | the past. He outlined, in brief, | what he wished the school to do and | what he intended to do that the school | might be still more prosperous in the | year judt begun. There is a general feeling of relief and of sAtisfAotion | because Mr. Pattsn has consented to . reelection. On January 2 the en- tire board of officers was unanimously | elected as follows: Superintendent, Freeman E. Patton; assistant super intsndent, John B. Parkhuxst; Becre- tAEy and treAsurer. Louis Stevens; nssistant secretary, Jesse N. Clifford; librarian. Marion Lee; ohorister, pa.hn.sas u RlIln !