The Press., 1911-10-25
HOME NEWS.
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday.
 ELawyer M. D. O'Connell has re- turned from visit of a week at his ll home in Colchester.
 William Wynings and family re- turned to Philadelphia Saturday, and were accompanied by William L Tuthill, who will make his home in that city.
 Dr. G. P. Bard has presented Ilnic lodge of Masons with an enlarged picture of the laying of the corner 4tone for the new hospital The pic- ture has been hung in the lodge room.
 The Woman's H me Missionary so- ,iety of the Methodist church vii meet on Friday with Mrs B. Eaton at 3 p. ID. All those having mite boxes are requested to bring them to this meeting,
 Plans are being made for the form ation of an eight.team bow ling league composed entirely of l. cal teams, and considerable interest Is manifested in the plan. Workmen have been here from New York putting she Tufts al- Ieys in first-class condition for the winter sport.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- nectiout association of local fire insur- ance agents held at Hartford, Monday, Oct. 18th, W. H. Heald of this town was elected secretary and treasurer of the organization MT. Heald was chairman of the executive committee last year, and Is receiving oongratu- lations on his advance to his present position.
 At tie annual meeting of the Wonl- ans Home Missionary society of tie M thodist church the following fiji ,ers were eIec ed: President, Mrs. R W. Ellis; vice presidents, Mrs O Hodgson, Miss Cuahman; record ing secretary, Mrs J R Parkhurs st ; corresponding secretary and treasurer, Mrs B T Eaton; sol c tar of mem- bars, Ms Gary; solicitor of paper, Mrs Kellogg; secre tary of mite boxes, Mrs Aldrioh.
 Grace Ghurch Nctos: The Wom ans Gull will meet wit Mrs F l. Smith Thursday at 3 p ID A full at tendance is desired. The recent "rummaga sal v Tt tied the Woman E Guild about $74 The Knigl t. of King Arthur will meet this evening at the ret tory for wo,k on the grade of knight, knights only at this spt cial meeting, at 8 o'clock The work will be followed by 70 ial for the mem bers who may be present.
 DanielJ Hanley has completed the school enumeration and finds the total number 1914. orlv a loss of SC even since last year. In district No. 1 there are 1O5; No. 2, 645; No 4, IA; No 5. s3; No 6a. 9; No 8, II; No. 10, 16; No. 12, 15; o.13, 62; No IA, II; No 15, Il; No. 16, 9. The enumeration last year was 1921 The number in each district was as follows: First district, 1O9 <; 2d, 649; 4th, II; 5th, II; 9th. 28 i; sth, IA; 10th, g; 18th, 15; 18th, 66; 14th, 2l; 15t 12; 18th, 10
 At a we'll attended directors meet ing of the Stafford Young Mems club held at the rooms Monday evening, Peter Reynolds, who is we'll known as an all around athle te, was engaged to serve as supervisor and instructor of the club the coming eason. The annual meeting of the club will take place at the rooms on Friday evening of this week at 7.3O, at which time three new directors will b9 elected to i'll she places of three to be retired, as prescribed in the bylaws, also ar ranRements will be ooml leted for 8 banquet to be given by the manage ment of the club on the formal open ing afternoon and evening, Saturday, Nov 4th :; also the subject of an after noon and evening each week for girls at the club will bs considered. An earnest invitation is extended to all men and women of the town who have boys and girls, and to all who are in- terested in boys and girls, to be pres ent at this meeting. The bright light from the club porch sheds its beams we'll into Maple street, so that none need feel timid on account of the dalk