The Press., 1911-09-20

Ar. ana A11. Jonn J. SuI11V0n nAV( little daughter, born Monday.
 Miss Jessie Paase has taken a posi- tiOn in the BeCkwith millinery store.
 Miss BeokwIth has opened her stor' in the Chandler block on East MaiI street
 L. N. Worthington of AgAwam, Masa., is Q guest of Mir. and Mrs. O, H. Meyers. IT.
 There will be a meeting of OnnecC tribe, I. o. R. M., in Society hal Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Anna Rider of Providence. . former resident. has been the guest oi Miss Mary McCarthy.
 There will he . meeting of the Haymakers' association in Society hall Thursday evening.
 The wolk of oiling the State high way between the borough and Stafford vIlle has been commenced.
 Attorney Frank Harris of Syracuse. N. Y, was with his mother, Mrs. M D. Harris. a part of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. O. N. ConRdon of Yantic were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parkhurst.
 John Fare. who was operated upon for appendicitis while visiting in New York. is at home and able to be out of doors.
 Mrs. Clarence E. Brown, Miss Mary Converse and Miss Mary Leach will serve as hostesses at the Country Olub Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Rosa Fisher, who was injured In an automobile accident two weeks ago, Is nearly recovered and will re tdrn to her home in Springfield short ly.
 A. Bidorini will move his bakery and grocery EtnTe from the Arnold block tu the Fonianella block About Got 1st, taking the room now occupied by DaOalt Bros.
 Tho Cyril Johnson Wotl,n company has added 20 new looms to the equip ment. Ten eli looms VII be taken out for the present, giving an addi- tIonAl capacity of ten looms.
 Mrs. Anna KuzIa, 19, wife of Guedson Kuzia, died yesterday morn- ing of uraemio c1nvnlsions at her home In Foxville. The funeral will ba held Thursday morning from St Edwards church.
 A quiet wedding took place this morning at Grace church, when Kathrun Mclean, daughter of the late Frederick MoLean Walsh of Montreal and Mrs. Walsh of this borough. was married to Louis Mel bourne.
 Wolf patrol, Boy Scouts, are to re- port at Congregational chapel SAtur- day at l Az p. n. for "hike," prob- ably to staffordville patrol track meet All boys of 12 or over who wish to join this patrol or form another are at tked to report at this time.
 At the union service Sunday night In the Congregational church Rev. W. B Wilson, Sunday school secre. tAry for Rhode Island, will speak on Problems. Mr: Wilson is reported to be . very good speaker. In the morning Rev. R. c. OlApp will preach on "Men of tomorrow. '' The subject for the Thursday evening meeting is "The priesthood of all be- lleveTs.''
 E. Y. Fisk has been at work on Main street, East Main street and a section of Furnace avenue getting the frontage of abuttors. This work ia done for the purpose ot getting al basis of assessment for street sprink- ling, which is to be done by the borough next season. The assessment will be determined this fall and will be levied next year against the owners of property fronting the street. in aO- cordAnoe with she bylaw recently adopted.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Congregational church was held at the parsonage yesterday after noon. These officers were elected Mrs R. O. Olapp, president; Mrs 0. H. Baker, vioe-president; Miss P. T. Chandler, secretary of the Foreign society and Mrs. James Mclaughlin of the Home. ''The Light of the World," by Robert Speer, will be the text book for the coming year. The business meeting was followed by a reading by Mrs. T H. Valentine and Q solo by Mrs O. E Brown, and Mrs. Christopher Allen assisted Mrs. OlAppI In serving refreshments.
 "The Rosary" . drama in four acts, will be at St. Edwards hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. 2G. Edward E. Rose, the author of t. 6 play, has taken an average set of people and shows you first their outside; then deftly. with careful strokes and al firm hand, he takes you within the mind of each character. You even see the result of their thinking. And you see the effect Of thought upon the different individuals. One character Is that of modern business man, al stock broker happily married to a wife who loves him. bus his thought is wrong. He harbors fear, doubt and unbelief In the good that lies all about him. He loses all-fortune, home, wife-even his own Self-respect. How does 1t all endP An, that is too long te- tall haEes bus he is brought to knowledge of the supreme law of life by a priest, Q modern priest, not of conventional stage character, but real man. . big man of faith, strength, conviction, whose eyes see nNoawlu end -haaa a,Rw{knul TnaSwar au