The Press., 1911-04-12

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 Warren's at the Springs. The fol
 lowing is the cast of characters: Wm. Jones, postmaster, F. A. LasbuTy
 Jerushy Jones, his wife. Mabel E.
 Booth; Elyzabeth Jones, their daugh- ter. just home from boarding school. very affected, Elsie Phillips; James Henry Jones, their son, about 16 years of age, a green country boy, Paul Booth; Colonel Gibson. big story teller. J.P. Brown; Joseph Robinson, bigger story teller, G. D. Ide; Silas Hardbaok, still bigger story teller, c. H. Lord; Deacon Slocum, horse trader, J. M. Larned; Lizey Ann Slocum. his wife, Margaret Glover; Betsey Winslow, dress-maker, Mabelle Edson; Rev Tobias Dusenberry, T. W. Brown; Reuben Kicks, who stut- ters. O. W. Lasbury; Susan Smith, who helps Mrs Jones, Annie Brown i; Widow Gray and Mrs. Joseph Robin. son, Mrs Alice Dimock; Lee, China. man. Willie Loughheed; Sing. China man. Willie Barsaleau; Lung. China man, Raymond St. Marie; Mary Ann Stedman, deaf, Elsie Corbin; Cyrus Depew, town philanthropist, R. Al. burton Booth; Samanthy Depew, his wife, Carrie Remmert; Mandy Baker,. believer in woman's rights, Nellie Dugdale; Job Baker. her meek hus- band, J. W. Rollinson; Patrick O'Mulligan, Win. Dunham; Dr. Deliver. Henry Pero; Delilah Mar tin, Helen Anderson; Mrs. Briggs, who has recently come from the city, Isadore Dunham; Claudius Briggs, her son, Ralph Booth; Norah Cassidy Mrs. BrigRs' hired girl. Louise Wob-# becke; Italian, Herbert Plumb; Jonathan Abner and Cynthia Abner, who have visited the oity, F. H.. Plumb and Mrs. F. Fl. Plumb; Marthy Renyolds. a comforting friend. Lizzie Brandon; Hans Schneider, German. F. J Glover; Francis St Clair, agent, very dudish, Herbert Phillips; l; Matildy Hoxie. who knows all the news, Alice Dimock; Eek Hines, who isn't very bright, Ralph Booth; Henry. Withrow, Raymond St Marie; Katie Dusenberry, Euphemia Dobson Annie Goodwin, Rachel Glover; Robbie Robinson, Bernard Lord; Jennie Brown, Janet Dobson; Johnnie Dol liver, Will Barsaleau; Mary slocum, Julia Loughheed. Specialties: Solo. Lulu Ide; reading, Ruth Dunham; dancing, Wm. Loughheed, Wm. Bar saleau. Raymond St. Marie; male quartet, F. A. Lasbury, Wm Brown. F. J. Glover, Frank Moore; double mixed quartet, Lulu Ide, Annie. Brown, Louisa Wobbacke. Isadore# Durham, FA Lasb7ry, Wm. Brown, J F. Glover, Frank Moore; drill, Lieut.. Loughheed 6 Go. Admission, 25c; children, 15o.
 staffordville.
 Elias Canister left town Friday evening for Wilbraham.
 WE. BeIoher lost another valuable horse last Saturday night.
 Alvin Cavanaugh of Palmer was the guest of local friends last week.
 Junior O. E. meeting Friday, Spl ID at Miss Jones'. Leader, Dorothy Turner.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rabideau and family moved from Hydeville into the H. Butter6ald house recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey and family moved Monday from Hydeville into the tenement vacated by Mrs. Marchant.
 The pastor of the Congregational church will preach at the morning Easter service Y. P. & O. E !, 2 p m "The spirit of the resurrec- tion,'' Rom. 6:1-14.
 Methodist Church Notes: This week union services will bs held in the Congregational church. Next Sunday morning the pastor, Rev MT. Williams, will preach an Easter sermon and there will be special Easter music. Preaching service in the evening.
 John H. Steen, GA, a former resi- dent. died in Worcester Saturday. The burial was held at his late home, $50 Main street, Tuesday morning at o'olot k, with high mass of re- quiem in St Patri ks church, Wor- cester. The burial was at St. Joseph's cemetery, Leicester, Mass. u.
 William Tobin returned home from the St. Vincent hospital in Worcester last week Tuesday, where he had been for seventeen days and under went 8 successful operation. His many friends are glad to see him home again and to know he is able to at- tend to his duties as usual.
 MT. and Mrs. A s. West have moved from Bennington, Vt to Springfield, Mass, where Mrs. l.. M. Booth is spending few weeks. as her grandchildren are both i'll with scarlet fever. It was not learned by the local correspondent that they had moved until too late to send to The Press last week.
 Special services will be held in the village this wsek. Rev. Robert Will Hams speaking on Tuesday p. m., Rev. A. A. Ross on Wednesday, Rev R. G. Olapp Tuesday, and Rev. A B. Todd at the Good Friday service Fri. 5nw 0 ~n Thoaa vrnootiuo. a-a hoI1 at 80 p. m. in the Congregational church. They are for all. cordial invitation is extended to the Hollow and Hydeville people.
 The following from the Springfield Republican will be of local interest, as MT. Agard is Q frequent summer visitor here: ''Walter Agard. son of President Agard of Tillotson college, Taxan unn kha V1Pizo nR @E oAnrod 1sx,