The Press., 1910-03-30

Rockville.
 The electric light company expec to move to theif new office in th Baker block about April 10th.
 The Knights of Columbus at [ meeting last evening. worked th second degree on two candidates.
 Lewis Helm now has his new stabl, raised, and 1t Is a sjzable structure The main barn ia 42x36. and ther' are two els.
 New telpehones have been plaoeC as follows: David Gold. 27-6; W E. Robbins, Orcuttville. 87-4; JohI Gagne, Street, 16-5; Rev. A. B Todd. Stafford, ga.
 Gary Bros. expect to have . lot o horses and COWS to sall at their auctioI on Saturday. besides the many artiCleI which they have and Q variety oi things to be brought in by others
 About sixty went over to Rockville last evening to attend the presenta- tion of an "EmiGraut Landing" hJ the D A. R of that city for thC benefit of the new Rockville hospital.
 The Warren Woolen company is tC build Q three-story addition of brick in the rear of the plant, to take the place of several small wooden build ings. The addition will be about 160x6O. It will accommodate the dye house, the boilers and several other departments
 Calvin Harwood of Norwich, who was stricken with a shock at the home of his brother, O. F. Harwood, on Highland Terrace, last week Monday, is only just alive ss we go to press, and 1t is not expected that he will live the day out. He has not re- covered consciousness since he was stricken. Pneumonia developed yes. terday.
 Stafford.
 Mrs Rose Mottor has moved to Pitts1eld.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Rose Dimock of Merrows il the guest of Mrs. W. H. Webster.
 Master Robert Kelley of Hartford iG the Easter vacation with hiG mother. Mrs. Owen Kelley.
 
 Jacob Glover burned his hand severely last week while starting the gasolene engine. but is improving. Miss Lena Wobbeoke of Springfield and Wm. Wobbecke of New York were guests of their sister, Miss Louisa. over Sunday.
 The Universalist parsonage has been rented te MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough, and Rev. A. Arnold Ross will make his home with them.
 Baptist Church Notes: Cottage meeting tonight at Asa Harris'. The Y. P. s. O. E. will have a north pole party at she chapel Thursday at 2 45 Admission, 50. Ice cream and cake will be for sale. Covenant meeting Friday at m. Next Sunday com. follows the morning service. EaRter concert at 7.15 p no.
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 Leo Schindler of Monson visited local friends over Sunday.
 Mrs. vinson of Springfield has been visiting local friends recently.
 Mrs. l.. N. Booth is spending few Jays with her sister, Mrs. Asa Harris, at the Hollow.
 Robert Giltrop was stricken wish Q paralytic shock last week Tuesday. His condition is reported as being quite serious.
 Miss J. E. Chafree returned from Amherst, Mass last Monday, after spending 8 few months with her sister, Mrs. Isaac Agard.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer, who has been relatives in Worcester and Mass, for 8 few weeks, home last Thursday.
 E Ohamberlin and family moved lAst Monday into Mrs. John Smith g house, where MT. Chamberlin has opened a store in one part of the 
 Mrs Ellen Raymond of Providence, R. William Giltrop of Worthing- ton, Mass. Mrs. Henry O'Brien of Springfield and Mrs. Wilber Alberty have been with their father, Robert 9iltrop. for few days.
 The girls of the Congregational ,huroh met at the parsonage Saturday evening and formed a club to act as an auxiliary to the Ladies' Aid so- ,iety of shat church. They chose the following officers: Ethel A. Cavan- Augh. president; Maude Fl. Smith, vice president; Myrtle Phelps, score. iary and treasurer; Myrtle Smith, Iocial committee, and Dorothy Put. nam. lookout committee.
 Rev. Robert Williams, who ia pending 8 few days with his parents n Sharon, Mass. Is expected home Friday, and will hold the usual prayer meeting Friday evening in the M. E. church vestry at 7.3O Next Sunday morning there will be Ipecial Easter music, postponed from ast Sunday, as the church was closed. Next Sunday evening the pastor will cad the Epworth League service. Topic. tThs Sabbath rest and the week day toil. ''
 Congregational Church Notes: The 'ubject of this weeks prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.3O p. m, will be 'Christ's cross and ours,'' Lake B 33 49, Matt. 16:24 28, and of lext Tuesdays Bible class at 7.3O ?. m. the book of 1st Samuel Jun for