The Press., 1911-12-20
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Imogene Howard of Worcester spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. F. H. Spelman. II George Fenson cf Orange, Mass, a former resident, has just returned to his home from hospital in Boston, where he was su, csssfully operated on for appendicitis.
 The school committee held a meet ing in the library building Monday afternoon and transacted routine busi- ness The selection of a teacher for the vacancy at Grow Hill was left to Committeeman Glazier.
 Tha German club elected their old 5ff1oers Dso. 1st: President, Orno i Koetoh; vice pres ident, Fred Mann ; Tssoretary Andrew Jacobsen; treasurer, August R Fedler; finance commit tee, Tom Mattesen, Bob. Younghaus, Fred Mann.
 "The Coming of the King" "~a Christmas cantata by Buck, will be sung next Sunday evening at 30 H o'clock in the Oongre gational church. There will be a chorus of 25 voices, musicians from Rockville assisting. Miss Helen E. Lester, soprano, Miss Edith Aab. contrslto, Herbert Mae ok erline, tenor, and Thomas Couch bass, all of the Park church quartet, Hart ford, will sing the solos This quar- tet of soloists engaged are leading sing. el CTS in Hartford. and prominent in church and COT cart work in and about !! the city The oantata is one of Dud- ley Bucks st work. Embracing as 1t does magnifioent male and female lchoruses, with liberal number of solos for the various voices and oppor. tunity for beautiful instrumental t fleets, it promises to be one of the best musical services of the year. Or ganikt A. E Waite will bs assisted in the instrumental aocompanimepts by Dr G P. Bard at the piano. The l Christmas music at the morning ser- vice will be rendered by chorus of 15 and will be as follows: Prelude, March of the Magi, Dubois; anthem, Star of the Orient, Shelley; cffertory. Pastoral Symphony, from Messiah. Handel; solo, contralto, "He shall feed his flock, from Messiah. Handel anthem, o Little Town of Bethlehem, Neidlinger; anthem, Christmas, Shell ley; pottIude, Hallelujah Chorus, Messiah, Haudel. The following books, purchased l with the Joanna Holt fund, have been pS adled to the library: :-- 46O5 Kennedy Square, F. Hopkin-
 son Smith.
 46O6 Prince or Chauffeur? l.. Perry. 46O7 The Iron Woman, M Deland 46O8 Master Christopher, Mrs. H.
 De La Pasture.
 46O9 The Harvester, O. s Porter. 461O On the Ranch, De Coulevain. I4611 TheLopR Roll. M Johnston 4612 The Prodigal Judge, V. Hester. 4613 Queed, H. s Harrison. 4614 The Glory of Olementina, W.
 J. Lccke.
 4615 The Pretender Person, M.
 Cameron.
 4616 The Power and the Glory,
 Cooke.
 4617 Mary Midthorne. c B. Mo.
 Cutcheon.
 4618 The Carpet from Bagdad, H.
 MacGrath.
 4619 A Weaver of Dreams, M. Reed. 462O BurIed Alivs. A Bennett 4621 An Ardent American, Mrs. R
 Goldman.
 1922 Christopher Hibbault Road
 maker, M. Bryant 4623 The Winning of Barbara
 Worth, H. B: Wright 4624 Cap'n Warren's Wards, J. o.
 Lincoln.
 1925 The Woman Haters, J. o. Lin.
 coin. 4626 Mothers to Men, Zona Gale. 4627 The Following of she Star, K.
 L Barclay.
 4628 Sick Bed Lady, E H. Ab-
 bolt.
 4629 Through the Mill, Al Priddy 463O Le Morte Darthur, Sir Thomas
 Mallory. 4631-37 A History of the People of
 the United States, 2 vols by
 John B. McMaster. 4639 The Southern South, A. B. Hart.
 4639 Intellectual and Political Our
 rents in the Far East. P.
 Rsinsch. 464O City Government by Oommis-
 sion, O. R Woodruff. 4641 "Reminiscences of 8 Missionary
 Bishop, D. S. Futile. 4642 Jesus the Carpenter of Naza-
 reth.
 4643 Lake George and Champlaip,
 Niagara, Montreal and Queb,c.
 Francis Parkman. 4644 The Picturesque Hudson, O.
 Johnson.
 4646 How to Live on 24 Hours a
 Day, A. Bennett
 4645 Rivers and Lake Names in the U. s.
 4647 Immigrant Races in North
 America, Peter Roberts. 4648 English for Coming Ameri-
 cans, Peter Roberts.
 Boys and Girls Books. 465O Book of Indoor and Outdoor
 Games. Mrs. B. Kingsland. 4651 Games for the Playground,
 Home. School and Gymnasium,
 J. H. BancrofE. 4652 At Home in she Water, c. H.
 Carson.
 465a Ireland's Story. Johnston and