The Press., 1911-05-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. G. PeTolval Bard returned Friday from Philadelphia.
 Collector D. J. Hanley will be al WE. Hanlsy's store Saturday from 9'a. m. to 6 p. m., to receive the borough taxes.
 The annual Memorial day exeroisel will be held at the high school next Monday morning at g 15 Similar exercises will be held in Miss Leach z room in the afternoon at 1. 80 and in Mss Oonnor's room at 2.30 The public is cordially invited to attend
 The case of the Richardson Mfg. Oo. of Worcester against Turner Bros. of Oxford. Mass was tried before Jndge Heald last Wednesday. The case was brought here, as the plain tiffs had levied on property in Union owned by the defendants. Judgment was for the plaintiffs for $47. 50 and costs, and the defendants took an Ap- peal to the superior court Attorney R. Fl. Flick represented the plaintiffs and Attorney W. H. Reed was for the defense.
 The annual convention of the North Holland Sunday School association, held at the Episcopal church last Friday. drew a good attendance and proved a very interesting. helpful oc- Oasion. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, J. ". Rollinson; vioe-president, Rev. Robert Williams; secretary and treas. {, Mas Josephine Newell The after noon service opened with a devotional ssEyioe, in charge of Rev. J. ". Bal Iantine. This was followed by the address of welcome by Rev. B M. D. Adams. Rev. Robert Williams gave an address on Pedagogical methods for the teacher of the intermediate spades. Rev. L. G Horton spoke on Spiritual assets of the Sunday school teaohsr, and there was Q general discussion of Sunday school work con- ducted by Rev. R. G. Olapp. After e supper served by the Ladies' Guild the evening session was held. Fea. tnres of this session were the address by Rev. G. B Gilbslt of Middletown and . solo by Miss Lulu Ide. MT. Gilbert Is an extremely active worker, especially among the boys. He has original ideas relative to the church fka uw,Aa he, ks to work along lines that seem desira- bls, even when they do not gibe with the established order He believes that She church must bs brought near CT to the general run of the people. His talk, taken with what he Is known to have accomplished, carried weight and proved very interesting R. B. Fisk was elected president at the meeting, but later he declined and the nomination committee substituted as above.
 st Edwards Ohuroh Notes: Special attention Is called to a change in the order of services for next Sunday. Rev. George J. Donahue, the assFst- ant, being absent on account of his fathers deat the pastor will attend both churches Sunday forenoon. Mass nt stAnordVille in the morning at 2, with holy communion. Confession Saturday evening at Staffordville from 6 to 8. Nothing at St. Ed wards Saturday evening, and only one mass on Sunday. That will be al S30 a usual, with no change as re. gArds rights to pews. Those who hold sittings at the omitted 10.3O mass will find ample space at the 80 ser vice. May devotions will follow this mass. instead of being held in the evening. May devotions at Stafford ville Sunday evening at ', with few members of St. Edwards choir assist ing. The time limit for fulfilling the holy communion precept during the pasohal season will end two weeks from next Sunday, at Trinity. The Sunday previous Is Pentecost The extra services prescribed by the church for the two coming weeks will make it more convenient for she congregR. ton to have a o'clock mass on Psn- tscost and Trinity, though no outside clerical assistance can be obtained. by reason of the extra spiritual work iI all parishes at this season To-mor- row, being the feast of the Asss1s9or and holy day of obligation, there will be mass at aBd 7.3O in the morning. sGgo devotIons Thursday sventgg at 80. Members of the slAss in voice culture at Mt. St. 10. ssph's seminary, Hartford, will trol. lsg to Stafford Springs tomorrow and bs entertained at St. Edwards con. vent. Phe pupils have heard that good motoring begins where the trolley ends, and If the weather permits the visiting VocAlists will see the beautI- ful environs of Stafford in a popular car.