The Press., 1910-11-16
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 Harvey Chapman of Springfield called on old friends in town Monday.
 Miss Frances McCArthy. assistant teacher of the kindergarten, is in- oapacitated for duty by illness.
 Miss May Moveigh has resigned her position at the Central mill to aooept 6 similar one at the R l w.. Co.'s plant. A few of her friends at the Central mill presented her with fountain pen.
 The missi 1nary soci sties of the Con- gregational uhuroh met at the parsnn- age yesterday aftsrnoon. Tea was served. A box of clothing and $30 iu money has been sent this week u minister in Nebraska.
 Joseph Oonnor, who has been em- ployed at the Oomins blat ,mith shop, now owned by George Frazier, for the past 26 years, has resigned and will start in business for himself at a shop that he has built on West Main street.
 A surprise plrty was given Miss Elissbath Argenta last Thursday even- ing at her home on Furnace avenue. A gold lot k st and chain were presented to her by the members of the Girls Joy club Many games were played and prizes were given ont Refresh ments ware served pleasant even- ing was epj 1yed by all.
 Stafford.
 Stewart Nye Is the guest of Mrs George Adaml on Staff Jrd Street
 Miss Mona Converse of New London Is the guest cf her sistsr, Mrs Joseph Roberts.
 Mrs. A. G sault and daughter, Ethel, have gone to GreenAbury, NY Miss Ethel may remain for the win ter.
 Wm. Couklin has returned to New York after spending few days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs M B, Oonklin. .. . Invitations are out for the Thanks giving dance to be given by Stafford g.ange in Memorial hall ThanksgiV- ing night.
 The Universalist Sunday school is sending out invitations for their rally day, to bo held Nov. 27 The pro- gram will be printed next week
 Mrs. A. B. Todd, Mrs. Asa Harris, Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs. Eva Bug bee. Mrs. Henry Grundy, Richard Walbridge and F. A. Lasbury were among the number who went to Rock vile last Thursday to hear. Sousa's band.
 Baptist Church Notes: Mid week meeting tonight at 2 o'clock, and will close at 40 on account of the lecture The Ladies' Aid society meets for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock Hostessee, Mrs. Geo Adams. Mrs Thomas Black Rev Samuel Ray mond of Hartford preached two inter- esting sermons last Sunday.
 J. O. Starbuck will give a free lecture in Memorial halt this evening on "Nature's message to man," or Observations in the school of life. " The H. P U. have arranged for four lectures this winter, this baipg the first one. The people of Stafford have shown by their attendance in the past their apprt ciation of these fine lectures, and this one will doubtless draw 8 full house, as the previous ones have done.
 StaffordviIle.
 F. Fl Edgerton has accepted a posi- tion as boss weaver in the Garland mill.
 Mrs Phebe Winter of Willimantic was the guest of Mrs Almira Chap man over Sunday.
 Frank Ellis of Somers spent several days with his sister, Mrs. Jennie Car psnter, last week.
 Supper at the Congregational church Thursday p. m. Hostesses, Mrs. Arthur West and Mrs. James Putnam. "A branch library is to be opened in Staffordville, regular times of dis tribution to be announced later. Books this week may be obtained on Friday, to p. m., of Miss Jones at her house. ......
 A stereopticon lecture will ba given Tuesday at p. m at the Con- Rregational church by Miss Hattie T. Ellithorpe. Subject, "A trip from Minnesota into the southland, with "reminiscences of the worlds fair' Doors open at 7.45. Admission free
 Charles Loomis has resigned his position as bookkeeper in the Gar land mill, and Ray W. Pellett of Danielson has accepted the position. Mir. Loomis has accepted position as bookkeeper in Manchester.
 Methodist Church Notes: The prayer meeting topic for Friday even ing will continue "The life of Christ. {" Sunday morning the pas tor will preach, and In the evening the Epworth League service will bs held. Topic, Fellow won ksrs' cov- enant enrollment and organization of personal classes. Taking men, " Luke :1O. Leader, Mr. Miller.
 Congregational Church Notes: Mid wee k prayer meeting this week held on Tuesday, instead of Wednesday p. m. led by Mrs. James Swift. Miss Jones Is attending the state Oongrega- tional conference at Putnam today. Friday, Junior O. B., 3 D. m. Rose Hubert, leader. Sunday evening open meeting. Mrs. 4. A. Vest, leader. Subject, "How does God want to be thaDked?' Ps. 100: 1-5.