The Press., 1911-10-04

! MT. and Mrs. James Quinn, wh, have been boarding with Mrs. ElwiE
 Phelps and employed in the Garland mill, have commenced housekeeping in the house vacated by Charles Mack. l The Fox patrol of Boy Scouts, Staffordville. last Saturday enjoyed 6 "hike" to "the Gulf" under the escort of Rev R. NJ. D. Adams, with member of Beaver patrol of Stafford Springs
 !: Methodist Ohurch Notes: Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Adams will preach. Epworth League topic, "The Christian ~ emancipation, Rom 8:1-6. Friday evening 1t is expected Rev and Mrs Adams will arrive from Manchester in time to lead the prayer meeting at ' 30. Last week Friday evening the. prayer meeting was omit. ted on account of the illness of the pastor, but we are glad to state Rev Mir. Adams recovered sufficiently to preach last Sunday morning.
 Congregational Church Notes: Rev. Charles Fogg, former pastor, will preach Sunday morning. His many friends will welcome him gladly. Y P. s, 0. B subjsct, "New work our s6oiety might do," Matt 25. and les sons for Peter's life, John 21: 1-19 In the afternoon at 3 o'cl ok MT and Mrs George Avery of Hartford will [be'present at an informal O E meet fiDE9ata which the Epworth League aid al fri endssaFe cordially invited. fThey willotsil of this summers won- assful Atlantic City 0. E convention W tuesday prayer meeting subject. "Tha cure for restlessness, ," John 14:1 31. .'..>A ..}'<-. :-...
 Last week a reunion of unusual in- terest took plac3 at the home of MT. and Mrs Arthur Bosworth, where her neither Mrs. Potter, enter tained with nephew, Charles Williams, two sisters and two brothers, all beyond the three-soore mark, two far above the two.soore years and ten-John LiRey of Staffordville, William Lilley and Mrs. Alma Farnum of Worcester, Mrs. North of Rocky Hill, Hartford. It is not often to day that family Is represented at so advanced an age by five living mem bers, all of whom are public spirited Christian people, mak- .ipRSo .their festal day an occasion of consecration, prayer and tharksgiv. ing. .., .. .-.., ,.
 The project of lighting Che streets ofStaffordville is receiving encourage. ment in many qual ters. The pl7dged money is coming in. more plecge are also needed. It is, planned to place, light in the oentar by the store at the watering trough l$1 40 is still unpledged for that) on corner op- posite the Catholic church ($6 50 still remaining to be pledged ), on the oorne, by Silks bl,c and Mrs Andrews ($5.OO pledges being still needed there). on the corner by the school. house and on the Wales corner, on t' @ hill by Gilthrop's, and if possibl, at the bend near Mrs. Dunham' s houses on the uppar road. Pledges of all neighbors are needed on these last four lights to ensure their placing. M". Curry of the Garland mill is putting at least two lights on the lower road, one-at the bridge above the mill MT Pinney of the Hydeville mill is help Sr,r In There are many Staffordvills owners and. workers not yet heard from. This week will decide to what extent the improvement will be carried acc ,rding to the will of Staffor iville people. West Stafford.
 ". P. Pease has purchased 8 Ford touring car. -
 Michael Roberts is now the owner If fi1e horse. ,.:
 I .sMiss Agnes Holmes Is visiting rela- tives in Springfield. '~..
 Fred Newell and family have moved to Indian Orchard, Mass.
 Miss Molly Keeler of Hartford was at the parsonage over Sunday.
 Supper and entertainment at the church tonight. Admission for both, 15o.
 Rev Andrew Magill and son, Sam uel, have been visiting in Stuff i3ld, Mass.
 Mrs. Arthur Jondreau of Somers- vile is the. guest of Mrs. Michael 5barts.
 Mrs. F. A. sturtevant has baen quite i'll. but is recovering at her shotne in Vest Stafford.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold it's annual business meeting on Friday afternoon at o'clock at Mrs. F. Z. Fairfields
 MT. and Mrs J. M. Billings are re- oeiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Harold William, Thursday, Septem ber 2Ist
 Y P S. O. E Sunday evening. Topic, tt'New work our society might do,'' Matt 25:1O-3O. Leader, Spen. csf H Bradway. -...
 MT and Mrs. Frank Kellogg and two children of Short Hill, N. J. !, spenh a.few days at o. E. Kellogg g.. They were On their way home from Lake .Gaogge, t3wheTe they had been spending etheir summer vacation: W. D.,fGraves and son., Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lasbury and Martin Hunt of Stafford Hollow started Sunday on their auto trip to Maine They ex- pected to spend the night with Arthur King at Fitchhurg, Mass and if the weather permitted to start the next day for Bowioinham.
 Miss Rachel Snow of Watertown, Mass, has been visiting her grand Mra IT ElOrn ok the YaF r.