The Press., 1911-02-08
W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday.

Meeting of the L A, A O H I,
 Monday at St. Edwards hall
 J. A. oolburn of Enfield was visit
 ing friends in town last week. Thomas Ooombs is confined to his
 home with an attack of the'grip.
 Miss Florence Smith of Bellows Falls, Vt Is the guest of Mrs. A. D. Johnson
 The Rhode Island company has re- duced the working hours at the plant to 40 peF week.
 The local St. Jean De Baptist so. oiety Is planning to have social and dance the evening of the 2Sth,
 The regular monthly meeting of the Young Peoples Auxiliary of the M. E. church was held last evening.
 Jones Bros. and P L. Roberts, the local foe dealers. are filling their houses with ice of good quality for the coming season.
 The next meeting of tie Stafford mini tsrial association will be held with Rev and Mrs. R. M. D. Adams Monday, Feb 2Oth
 The postponed missionary society meeting of the Congregational church will be held at the chapel Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 State Officers Callahan and Fergu- son were here last evening and in- stalled the newly elected officers of the Knights of Columbus.
 Mrs Peter Gordon, who has been i'll with rheumatic fever at her home on Edgswood fur the past five weeks, is showing some improvement. The members of the W. R O. gave Mrs. Marshall Bolieau a surprise visit last Thursday. Twenty-Five sat down to supper and 8 very enjoyable time is reported.
 Miss Edith G. Cushman of the kindergarten department is confined to her home by illness. Mss Moore has charge of the wolk and is assisted by Miss Mabel Meyers.
 The adjourned mee ting for the oom- pletion of the formation of the All Stafford Progressive Federation will be held at the library building next Wednesday evening.
 The officers of the A. O. H. and of the Ladies' Auxiliary will go to Rock vills to attsnd an open meeting Sun. day. State President Phillip Sulli- van of Thompsonville will bs present. and preside at the meeting.
 The presentation of "Charley's Country Cousin" at Grace church | last Wednesday evening drew a large attendance, and the reputation for | dramatic excellence enjoyed by this parish was abundantly sustained.
 Miss Jennie Garter. formerly pianist at the Oomique, is in a hospital at Willimsntio and is m aking a good re- covery. Her little fiager was ampu- tated at the first int Miss Garter injured her hand by catching it in a door.
 Michael Ooroorsn was called to Providence yesterday to attend the funeral of his brother, Timothy Cor ooran, who died of pneumonia Sunday at the age of 65. Timothy Corcoran resided in this town for years and is we'll known here.
 Adrian Rock is singing that-.old favorits. tSilver Threads Among the Gold" at the Oomique this week His other songs are 'BeckIe. Stay In Your Own Back Yard" and "Rosa Rigo- letto," an Italian song Tomorrow evening will be devoted to the anna. teurs.
 The L. A , A O. H, will hold their valentine whist and social next Tuesday evening at St Edwards hall. An opportunity will be given to any wishing to remember their friends in the hall with a card or valentine, as St. Valentine will be there to collect and deliver them.
 Norman A. Gold made applic ,tion 50 the court of burgesses last evening for permission to erect building in the rear of The Press office to be used as a garage. Lstsr @ company will be formed and incorporated u carry on 8 general business of repairing, storing and the sale of automobiles
 O. B. Gary purchased two promising colts at the Oli Glory sale in New York last week One Is roan by McKeaney. sire of Sweet Marie. The other Is a chestnut Ally by Guy Ak worthy, half brother to Gen. Knox The colts are we'll bred and, barring accidents, will show something later
 MT. McQuinn, physical director of the Stafford Young Mems club, was unable to be here yesterday, but will bs at the club rooms tomorrow at the usual hours. Gymnasium classes are held for different grades of boys each Tuesday afternoon. The boys have been divided into two>teams, in each of which are 1S or more boys, and each week at the end of the class hour a contest in games aud athletic sports between the two teams takes place. The Mohawks are captsined by Will liam Gary and the Comanches have as captain William Theising. Each Tuesday, at 3 o'clock in the after noon, a class is held for business and professional men who care to attend, and exercises of not too strenuous a nature are used in the class work At 2. 80 tomorrow evening Mir McQuinn will start a wrestling tournament, and all those attending the club rooms in the evening are urged to entsr this contest. Men will be matched aooord- ing to their relative weights.
 Stafford.
 Don't forget the rummage sale under kha al1arloaa nf thn V E a.