The Press., 1910-11-30
sTAFFoRp sPRINos.

Thar ksgivsng guest of Mr- and Mrs.
 Frank Barrett.
 Misss Emma Kuehne of Orange. N.
 J is spending she Thanksgiving re.
 cess ct her home here.
 Ralph Lee of New Haven and
 Howard Lee of Westftli, Mass, were
 at homs last Thursday.
 H M Swa, taguer, the optician,
 will be at Burw ll's ,welry store on
 Friday. from 3 60 8 p. m.
 Lawyer M D O'Connell returned
 Monday after spending a few days at
 lis old home iu Colchet ter.
 The Foressers will hold an open loeeting Dec 7th. The grand officers a d ether speakers will be present.
 Mrs James Mclaughlin, Mir. and
 Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin and J. M.
 Leach were in Holyoke ever Thanks giving
 A sooiable will bs held at the Con- Rregational chapel next week Wsdnes- day evening. Hottssses, Mrs. 4. I Mitchell and Mrs Shepherd.
 Mir and Mrs Wm Irving of Hart ford. Wm. Foster and Mus Oharlotts Ross of Worof ster were guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Foster for Thanksgiv- ing.
 The high school basketball season will open Saturday with Q game with the Rockville high school team at Borough hAn At 8 p. m. Admission, 1 5 csnts.
 Miss Frances Howe, teacher in the commercial department of the high school. has resigned her position, to take effect Dec. 16th, at the end of the present term.
 MT. and Mrs. Ransom Tifft of West ford. Everett Reynolds of Putnam, Mr and Mrs, Charles Reynolds and son of Springfield were guests over ThaDk4- giving at the home of Irving Rey- holds.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Ramsden of Pal mer, MT. and Mrs. G. M. SeIfrldge and MT. and Mrs. T. W. Judd and daughter of South Hadley Falls and Mir. and Mrs l.. F. Eaton were guests of Mir and Mrs. J. J. Clark over Thanksgiving.
 Next Sunday evening the Oongre- gational church will again unite with the Methodist church, sharing In the spt cial musical and evapgslistio ser. vice planned by the latter. Sunday morning Rev. R G. Olapp will preach at the Congregational church on "The church locking inward, " and she service of communion in the Lords supper will be observed at the conclusion of the sermon.
 This is the last night for the annual fair in the guild room of Grace church. Owing to the stormy wealth sI of yesterday there are an unusual number of attractive articles left. | There will also be Q new supply of Toe cream, hot chocolate and con- The main feature of the evening will be the mystery entertain mens given by the we'll known magi. | clans, Ring and Hubbard. They will | give Q shree-part entertainment, with 1 awe-inspiring features Vocal and violin music will be in. between the parts. Doors open at . p. m.
 Rev. R. c. Clapp and R. ". Ellis go to Rockville this evening to attend the first meeting of the officers and executive committee of the County Sunday School association. The above | named will be glad to receive pledges from any Sunday school in the county that have not yet pledged for the state work for the coming year. It is de- sired that these all be in by January list, and If possible before the meet ing of the state directors, Dec. 9th. | Twenty seven hundred dollars was | pledged at the state convention $23OO more is needed to pay debts and initiate forward movements Five | cents per member would amply meet | all the years expenses.
 The weekend" evangelistic ser- vices. tO be conducted by the Mac Walters male quartet of Boston uni versity at the M E church, promise tJ be of unusual interest and profit. | The quartet is composed of ministers, who are singers of exceptional ability. The first service will be held Friday syenil g at 2 80, and another on Sat- urday evening at the same hour. Both Sunday services will bs in charge of the quartet and will bs held at the usual hours, 10 45 m. and 2 p. m. On Monday evening at ' 45 the quartet will give a concert, with an attractive program of music and The price of tick ts for the concert will be 25o for adults, and 50 for children 12 and under. The public is most cordially invited to all of these services.
 At meeting of the board of al. reotors of the Young Mems club held last evening. Burt T. Eaton and Lott O'Halloran were elected directors to Ill vacancies in the board caused by O. F. Beckwith was ,hossn chairman of the board of al. 'sotors and O. F. Chandler was elected The directors elected A ). Brooks treasurer It was voted to 'ent the rooms in the Mann building 'n Westford avenue, formerly tc- iupisd by T F. Mullen 6 Go. for a weave room, for the club room. The olicftois reported $66s already 'ledged. This covers the minimum mount asked for. Additional pledges which may come in can be used to naks the club still more successful )hAirman O. F. Bsokwltb, Dr. c. P. sard and Rev. R. G. Olapp were ap- 'otnsed a committee to see about