The Press., 1911-10-11
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Baker chapter, Order of Eestern Star this evening.
 MT and Mrs Louis Martin anC child of Hoboken, N. J, are thu guests of MT and Mrs John Peirc1c at Cooper Lane
 Lawrence Hampston has moved into his. new Tome on High street, whici he rtc Ltly purchased from Mrs Charles MoOarthy.
 New telephones have been placsd in the homes of R E. Daddy, Wesi Main stree t, t,27-13, and David Scott, Prospect street. 27-4
 Mr. and Mrs John Foster have re- turned from an automobile trip tc New Hampshire with their son, Will liam. While at Nashua they were l guests of MT. aud Mrs. W. F. Peel, formerly of this town.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry bio of Bristol, R. I spent part of last week with Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Pero. MT. bio formerly ran a store on Main street and sold his business to Mir Pero. H9 now has large store in Bristol
 The hunters have started the fall campaign and report birds fairly plentiful George B Wills of Mon- son and H. o Butte1fi4ld have been out twice, and while they did not ms ke so good showing as in former years, secured few.
 There will be two dances this even- ing and b. tn will draw a good crowd in all probability Lynch's orchestra will furnish music for a cunoert and ball in the German club hall In the Borough hall the Italian will hold a dance, with music by Woods orches- tra The proceeds will be used for their library fund.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new hospital. The plas terers are finishing up and if all goes we'll the building should be opened in about two months The furnishings will soon be ordered and three local s. nitt es have volunteered to equip one room each This has proved very sa is factory work amor organizations in neighborinR cities and the priyi- lege here will dou otlees be appreci. ated.
 The Woman's Guild of Grace church will hold a rummage sale in the guild room the afternoon and evening et Wednesday, Oct Is The guild room ~ill be open from 3 to 5 p ID. Mor- uAy. Oct. 16 People having articles to contribute will please bring them then or notify the committee, Mrs. J. A. Mix, Mrs R. M D Adams, Miss O W. Brown, Mrs. Noel M. Pease, and they will be called for. The annual fair of the Woman's Guild will be omitted this year, but there will be a small sale of fancy articles early in December.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening at Memorial hall. The program includes the following
 
 club might stand for. The public sohools-F H. Beede, su perintendent of the New Haven schools, will Rd- dress the club at 8 o'clock, Friends of the club members. the members of the school board, the teachers of the town and all interested are invited. Music will be by Miss Frieda Rand. Committee for the evening. Miss O.. W. Brow1, Miss G. A WashburD, Mrs. 0. B. Pinney. Hostessep, Mrs. O P. Bard. Mrs. L. Mclaughlin, Miss s l.. Oomins.
 The firm of Faulkner, Page & Go. 7, one of the oldest mmission houses in New England, is to be dissolved. The firm Is we'll known locally to all the woolen men. The business was founded in 1884 by Charles Faulkner, ap uncle of Frederic Faulkner of this town. Francis Faulkner, grandfather If Frederic Faulkner and father If Charles Faulkner, deve loped a wattr pt wer on the Concord river at North Billerica in 1914, and established a woclen mill which is atill owned and operated by the family. When this mill was started there WAS rot any machinery except dye tub and shear ing machine. The wot was Csrded, spun and wove outside and brought to the factory to be finished. Tht H IFp1n kS e. process of manufacturing woolens at present show the extensive progress made in little less than 100 years.
 Grace Church Notes: At the meet ing of the Womau's Auxiliary last Thursday, Mrs R M D Adams was elected president; Mrs F l. Smith. sect rary and tr, asurer, and Mrs F l. Smit', Mrs Walter Burt and Mrr. John l Stephens a committee cn ar. rangement of work Exc It as Fpeclp ly announoed d, the services on the htl, days which fall on wet k days will be omitted until Ash Wednesday There wi l, of course, be holy communion on Christmas day, and probably on All Saints, Thanksgiving and Ep ph any at 9 m The eally ser vices or Sundays V ill continue as usual There will ba no meeting of the c F s this week There will be a meeting of the Junior Auxiliary at the guild room Saturday afternoon at 30 A full attendance Is asked The ohoil ia working faithfully. and with con. siderable deserved credit Clarence W. Wood, orgapist of the church, has taken up the duties of choir -m aster al so. MT Woods natural ability as 6 musician gives him much advantage for this work, which is a profession full of difficulties. but capable of ac complishing much in worthy result