The Press., 1911-04-26
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the M E. church will me ct with Ms H Reed on Friday after- noon at 3 o'clock.
 At the last meeting of the Current Events club the following committees were appointed: Nominating commit. tee, Mrs James Mclaughlin, Mrs. H.. Alden, Miss Margaret Cooley; mem- bership committee, Mrs F. Fl. Spell man. Miss Caroline Brown. Miss Florenc, Washburn The following is the program, for next Monday even ing: aRoll-oall; quotations from The Spanish Student;'' the Royal Family; The Alhamb-a; Woman in Spain; vocal solo, Miss Alberta Eaton. Commi stee, Mrs. ! NJ Leach, Miss Mauds Booth. Mrs. 0. H. Meyers. Jr Hostesses, Mrs O B Pinney, Mrs R c Clapp. A full attendance is d .sirei
 At the Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday morning the pastor. pr. L. G Ho~ton, addressed the lccsf ,d2 ot Old Fellows on the topic Follow ing the gleam.' large cong regation was present. h the evening a service was hell in cele- bra ion of the tercentenary of the King Jam version of the Bible The, oh, irtn's choir added to the interest of the service, and Mir Williams sang very effectively My Mothers Bible. " Next Sunday, in the absence of the pastor, the morning services will be conducted by the Rev Robert VII. Hams of Staffordville. Iu the even- ing a union meeting will be held in charge of the Rev. Mr Olapp.
 Grace Church Notes: The early service will be omitted next Sunday morning, also on Monday. Ss. Philip and James day. The annual parish meeting will be held in the guild room at 8 p. m. next week Thursday. good n0mbsr of parents and friends were at the exhibition of the work of the Junior Auxiliary and Brotherhood of St. Paul last Saturday, and en- joyed the entertainment and refresh. ments Prizes for improvement and care in sewing were awarded in the Junior Auxiliary as follows: Mrs. M. B. Fitk's class. first, Mabel Jacob sen; second, Alice Felton; and in Miss Brown's class, first, Maude Weeks; second, Ruth ButterAeld. The Knights of King Arthur will meet on Friday evening, instead of Thursday. next week, at 2. 80 p. m. The sub- ject announced for the sermon Sunday morning will be postponed for week or so. This parish will entertain the May meeting of the New London Archdeaconry on May 10th. The ser vice will be about noon, dinner served by she Woman's Guild, followed by the business session.
 To the Homes of Stafford: To celebrate it's fifteenth birthday, the local Currents Events club has invited che Connecticut State Federation of Women's clubs to hold it's annual meeting in Stafford Springs in May. 1912. This invitation has been officially accepted and Stafford has the right of way. The state dele gates and visiting mem bers come and pay their expenses. Provision must be made for about 15O delegates and officers. Lodging for one night, with breakfast, for 9 reasonable and uni- form price, must be secured in the homes of the town, because of lack of hotel accommodations. Delegates do not go to the homes assigned them un- til after the evening meeting, and they only expect to be made comfort able for the night, refreshed and rested for their duties in convention. Many lecturers and ohulch missionaries have been entertained to death For the broadening uplift that must thus come to Stafford. will you, women and men of our homes, extend hospi. tality and cordial interest in making possible a State Federation meeting !? A canvass will be made of the borough. Where delegates can go by trolley, auto or carriage, communications will be gratefully appreciated. This de. cisive point must be settled early.
 Georgiena A. Washburn,
 Cor. Ssc'y Current Events club