The Press., 1911-12-27


 club is called for next Monday even ing.
 Walter Goyette of Medway, Mass spent Christmas with his family ol Westford avenue.
 Chris Carroll of Ansonia is spendinl a two.weeks' vacation with his mothe on Center street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Palmer ant daug ghter are spending a week witt relatives in Leominster, Mass. 'sas Misses Annie and Margaret Connolly have returned from a few days visi with friends in Woonsocket, R I
 Harry Hewitt has goue to Danis l'or to act as superintendent of a mil while the regular man takes & vacA tion.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Hopkins anc son John, of Worcester, Mass art the guests of her mother, Mrs. Mary Murray.
 Miss Mae Hanrahan and Oscar E. Irons spsnt Christmas at the home o1 her sister, Mrs. James Kindelan, oi New Btitain
 Next Monday is the last day or which borough tax lists can bs handed 50 the assessors in order to save the ten per cent. increase.
 
 The regular quarterly met ting oi the Foreste1s will be held on Thurs day evening of this week, The elect ion of Cffioers will take place.
 The Foresters will hold a dance ir Society hall Saturday evening, and W. E. Benton will hold 8 dance ir Borough hall Monday evening.
 MT. and Mrs George Cardinal of Blanche Marcel of Willi- mantle and Leo Befford of Ware spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs A. O Garvais.
 George Anderson and family of Worcester spent Christmas with Thom- as Mullins on Center street. Mrs Anderson VI ill remain for the rest of she week
 The Stafford Country club will hold it's annual assembly New Years night The event will in all probability be held at the Springs House There will be " hist from to 10, followed by dancing.
 PrIzs winners at the bowling alley IS the past week wsre: E. Reynolds, high string for the week, 344, turkey |; box Bear green smokers, high three Christmas day, 324, to Wm. O'Oon- nell.
 John A Eau k1er, 56. brother of Frederic Faulkner, died at Lowell last Thursday. He leaves a widow, one son and tw) daugi tsrs The de- oeased was a prominent manufacturer of Lowell and one of the city's most resps cted and popular residents. He was formerly associated in business with his brother, Frederic Faulkner, 1f this town, In the firm of Luther ". Faulkner & Son
 At St Edwards church yesterday morning at o'clock Miss Gsorglanna Iessard was welded to Homer Gilman. Rev Felix J. O'Neill performed the ceremony. Miss Marie Diotte was ,ridemaid and Napoleon Gilman. ,rt ther of the groom, attended his brother. MT. and Mrs. Gilman went 10 Canada for the honeymoon, where ihe parents of the bride reside. They will return after the holidays to mak @ ;heir home in Stafford Springs.
 The men and religion committee of the Congregational church meet at the house of B. P. Cooley Wednesday evening and organized as follows {: Deacon J. 0. Converse ; seore tary, O. F Chandler; finance and extension, Christopher Allen i; boys work, J. H. Valentine; mis- sIons, O. F. Chandler; social service, B. P. Cooley; evangelism, J. O. Converse. Bible study, Rev. R G Jlapp Plans of work were discussed and survey blanks distributed. A joint meeting of the committees of the borough for this movement will be held In the first f11or committee room of the library Friday evening at 7.3O.
 Methodist Church Notes: The con- nittee on the men and religion for ward movement will meet after the prayer meeting Thursday evening. Friday, at 2 30 p. m there will be a joint meeting of the committees on men and religion at the library build ing. Saturday, at 1. 30 p. m., the industrial classes will bs resumed. Next Sunday evening, the last night of the old year, "protraoted meet Ing" will be held, beginning at 8 o'clock and continuing until mid night Among the special features will be a memorial service; a series ,f messages to men, women and chil- lren by the Rev. Mir. Ballantine, the Rev Miss Jones and the Rev. MT. 3Askin, respectively; platform meeting conducted by laymen; an in- iermission, with light refreshments i; letters from former pastors and a ser mon. All who would enjoy a service of this kind are cordially invited to be present.
 The song service at the Congrega- ional church Sunday evening in. ,luded Dudley Brck's oantats, "The Coming of the King" The church ,hoir, Miss Lulu Ide, soprano; Mrs A. E. Waite, contralto J. Carl Con- verse, tenor, and Harry Burwell. bass, were assisted In the ohoruses by twenty five voices. The solos were given by the Park church quartet of Helen E. Lester, so- prauo; Miss Edith Aab. contralto 1; Herbert Maeckerline, tenor, and