The Press., 1911-11-15

have gOne 60 6pr1ngne10 to Spouu Su winter with MT. and Mrs. Mosely. Mrs. Alvin Corey of Sutton, Mass. was the guest of Mrs. Janet Franei last week at the home of Mrs. The Lasbury.
 Rev. Dr. I. P. Booth occupied tn Universalist pulpit the last two Sun days. Next Sunday Rev. MT. Gaektl will preach.
 Will the person who has the librar. book, 'The Story of Scotland, :" kind ly return 1t to the P. O., or to th' public library? ...-.>.@ s...
 MT. and Mrs John Bradley and tw' children of Pc tland are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Georg' Clark of Hydeville. .. ;
 The first of the course of this win ter's lectures, given under the auspioe of the H. P U, will be given Satur day evening, Nov. 25, by Lee Franci1 Lybarger on "band, labor, wealth. or how they got lich ' ~s- ,s... .'.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening The literary program will consist of papers or "Chal ters of New England History. , Miss Ruth Dunhs m will read poem on "Freedom of Farm Life." Special music W II be provided.
 The following selections will be given at the Un:versalist church next Sunday morning: Prelude, "Ber ceuse," sphinney; anthem, "MJ Soul Waiteth Upon God, " Wilson ffertory, "Reverie, '' FIagler; solo, (Tenor), "Thy Will Be Done," Ash= ford; Postlude, "Allegro Maesto, '' Mourlan. .-..,
 Mrs Catrina B. Gomper, A, wife of John Gomper, died last Saturday afternoon after an illu2ss of a week She was born in Bilgach, Germany in 1887, oomir E to this coul try six months before her mar iage to MT. Gomper, B years ago, and most. oi her life since has been passed in Staf' ford She Is survived by her hus band The funeral was htli from her lata home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. L.. B Ourtiss fiji Hating Burial W IS at Sta if ,rd street. " 7 Staffordville Mrs. Ez'a s Colburn Is spending 8 w9tk in Wore ,ster with relatives.
 Mrs Lillian M. Goodell of WilIi mautio is the g1est of local relatives
 Wm. Lilley of Holland has been spending few days with lCcal rela. tives -...
 Mrs A Arthur West is spen1inq some time with Mrs. Hiram RatL bun in Byfield. Mass
 MT. and Ms. G H Snow moved recertlv from Mrs Duuham's cottage to the New City. .-
 The harvest supper served in the M. E vestry last Thursday was a success in every way.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Rabidesu and family moved last week from the Butterfi i'd I lac' to Stafford Hclltw.
 There will be a social and supper at the Oongre gationsl church Thurs: day evening, Nov. 23, instead of this week :
 Earl Btlcher, son of MT. and Mrs Frank Be loher, who was seriously ip- jured by the kick of a horse last week, is rapidly improving at the Hartford hospital ....... .2
 Rev. F. B Adams will preach next Sunday morning and Sunday evening the EIw orth League service will be held. Topic, "Giving Christ the right of way" Leader, MT. Miller
 Mrs Mary Heck, who has been seri- ously i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Asa Harris, at Staff 1rd Holl w :, has improved and returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. Booth, last Saturday Mrs. Booth, who has been with her mother during CT illness, returned home last week Tuesday.
 The body of Mrs. George Andre WE, a former resident of this town, will be brought hers Thursday for burial Funeral services will bs held in the Congregational church at ? o'clc ok Rev Marian Jones cffioiating Mrs. Andrews died suddenly of heart fail ure at West Somerville, Mass aud leaves one son. Charles, of New Lon don.
 Congregational Chulc oh Notes: Sun. day morning the pastor will preach from the text, "Why stand ye here idle?" Matt. 2O:6. Y. P. s. 0. B subject, "The gospel in South Ameri- ca," Acts 19: 1880 Leader, Mrs. James Swift Tuesday,, Bible class, beginning study of Ezekiel Wednes. day, prayer meeting, "The Christ of to-day" Rom. IS: 11-14, 14:1- Meeting is held at Miss Jones at 7.3O p. m: Friday, Junior O. E., D. m., at Miss Jones', includes business mee ting. with election of off ,ers.
 The work on tie lights for Stafford vile is beginning this week and the company hope to have the job oom- pleted by Nov 25th. The lights to go in are 40 candle power Tungsten globes, with twenty. .irch refaotors. The Garland mill puts two in tie vicinity of their mill, the Phoenix mill lights the Hydevilla woods. The New City mill is giving 8 light at the New City corner and also one midway between that and the Wales corner light. MT. Lyon and MT. McCarthy give the light in the post office; MT. Beloher, with others, that at the head of the upp'r road by the Oatho- lie church Four dollars and sixty four cents still remains unpledged on that corner; $4 39 on the school light; $5.O3 on the Wales corner