The Press., 1910-01-19
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 Mir. and Mrs. Q. B. Pinney are a Pinehurst, N. O., for few weeks.
 Mrs. Christopher Allen is with hel sisters in Providence for Q few days.
 Rev. Charles E. Mckinley of Rock vile will preach in the Congregation al church next Sunday evening.
 On account of the storm the ". R, O. supper was postponed last weel until this week Friday from 5 to 2 P n.
 District Deputy s. F. Clark will install the officers of the Willimanti' lodge of Odd Fellows on Thursday evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Blake aTt spending the week with their son ir New Bedford, Mass Mrs. Blake will visit friends in Providence before re. turning home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver, who have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Shepard, have gone to visit son, after which they will return tC their home in Paris. Ontario, Gan
 T. F. Jordan was before the oourt Tuesday morning, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. He pleaded not guilty. but later changed his plea to guilty. Deputy Judge O'Oonnell was on the bench and made the fine $2 and costs, which the defendant paid.
 Mineral Spring lodge, K. Of P, will install officers next Monday even ing and confer the rank of knight on two candidates. Grand Chancellor Jacobs of the grand lodge of Oonnec- ticut will also be present. All mem bers are requested to attend. Re- treatments will be served.
 At the Congregational chapel next Wednesday evening 8 social will be held, with the following ladies in charge: Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Mrs. Fred Wildey, Mrs, K. L.. Burr and Mrs. Henry Newton. Supper will be served at 6 15, entertainment. with music and games. following.
 The library has been presented with the following books from Mrs. Wallace Morse :-
 4381 Satan Sanderson, A. 0 Rives 1882 The Guardian's Trust, M A
 Dennison
 1888 The Little Prof, ssor, J. H.
 Cash.
 1884 Little Comrade, e. A. Jack
 son.
 T. F. Mnllen 6 Oo. have hired the room in the Mann block on Westford avenue. occupied by the St. Jean Baptist society. and are moving their narrow looms to the new location. The change is made owing to the ad. vantage of securing help in the borough. The St. Jean Baptist so- oiety has moved to the Rockwell block, and will occupy the rooms formerly used for offices by Attorney Fisk
 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National bank, held January 11sh, Wm. H. Cooley, Cyril Johnson, Christopher Allen, M F. Fairman. E o. Pinney George l. Dennis, R W. Smith, Willis H. Reed and F. G Sanford were elected directors for the ensuing year. At the annual meeting If the directors, held Saturday, Cyril John son was elected president; Christo. pher Allen, vice.president; F. c. Sanford, cashier; H. R. Wightmap, assistant cashier.
 The Current Events club takes pleasure in inviting the public to a Shakespearean recital at the Congre- gational church Monday evening. Jan. 31st. Hannibal Williams of Cambridge, N. Y., who has appeared in many American and foreign cities in the past twenty seven years, will read King Henry W part first) A treat is anticipated, as in the impersonation of Sir John Falstaf MT. Williams is considered at his best. The necessary sum for this purpose has been subscribed by the club mem bers, and large audience is hoped for.
 Grace Church Notes: A prelimi- nary meeting for the formation of mems club in the parish was held at Judge Fisk's office last Thursday evening. at which a good represen- tation voted enthusiastically to form such a club, and elected Richard M Fisk, president; Walter Burt, vice. president, and Robert Fl. Fisk, score tary and treasurer An organization committee, consisting of R. H. Fisk and Walter Burt, was appointed to prepare bylaws, etc., for enactment at a meeting to be held at the same place at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening All men of the parish and such as are interested in this association are invited to be present tomorrow even- ing.
 K. O. K. A. Notes: A social meeting of the castle is held at the house of the merlin this evening. Last Saturday the castle was repre- sented at Q conclave of the castles of eastern Connecticut, held at Putnam, by Arthur J. Melbourne, delegate. and Rev. R. M. D. Adams. It was an interesting meeting, and among the items of the day's work was the working of the degree of page, as ex- emplifled by our castle. with . vol unteer team, under the guidance of our two representatives
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