The Press., 1911-11-01

response, s'Hear Thou Our Prayer, Lorenz; offeltory; Pastorale, Faulk ner; quartet, "Jesus, My Saviour Look On Me-" Nevin; postlude, In Etermezzo in O, Schneider.
 The Halloween party given las evening in Memorial hall under th' auspices of Stafford grange proved successful affair. While arranged fo 1ciaI rather than a money making event, 1t proved to be both, some $lf being cleared. Fifty five boxes o luncheon were auctioned off by Auc tioneer Ide, the highest price reached being $2 50. The committee 1T charge was an able one, consisting o Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Miss Rutt Durham and G. D. Ide. The grange will give one of their popular dancer Thanksgiving night.
 Harmony Temple of Honor held social at the home of MT. and Mrs Everett E. Warren on Tuesday even ing, a goodly crowd coming from th' Springs and other parts of the town Songs and games added to the goot time, followed by abundant and delio ious refreshments. Before the party broke up, J. R. Parkhurst, in thu name of the order, by few vel chosen remarks, presented their host and hostess three handsome sets o: silver-knives, forks and spoons-en graved suitably. MT. and Mrs. War. rem responded with due words of ap preciation The occaison was heartily enjoyed by all.
 The comedy, "Mr. Bob," will b' presented in Memorial hall, Stafford Hollow, Thursday evening, with tht following cast of characters: Feli1 Royson, Walter Pease; Robert Brown Clarence Wood; Jenkins, Arthur Mel bourne; Rebecca Luke, Ella Zulhke Katharine Rogers, Helen Butterfield Marion Bryant, Allana Mix; Patty Hazel Butterf1eld The entertainment is given under the auspices of tho young people of Grace church and thu ladies of the Universalist church Pop corn and hom made candy will be on sale during the evening. Ad mission, 25o; children, 1Oo. Door open at 2 o'clock, entertainment a 8.15. Seats on sale at H. F. Cady T store.
 Orcuttville.
 Mrs Eva H ,menway and Mrs. Nellie Irons spent the day in New London last Saturday.
 Staffordville.
 Dubrelle Wilson is ill.
 There will be harvest supper il the M. E. vestry Novembe 9th.
 Miss Lizzie Giltrop spent a few days in Providence. R. last week
 Martin Brown of Union has pur c'4ased what is known as the Butter i4ld place.
 Mrs John FRrnum of Worcester anC sister, Mrs Potter, have moved int George Moore's tenement.
 Mrs. Wm. Taylor of South Coventry is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. F Belcher and Mrs W. Chandler.
 A harvest supper will be given il the Congregational church vestry Thursday of this week. Adults, 15o children, 1Oc.
 Methodist Church Notes: The W 0, T. U. meeting will be held in tht church at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The Epworth League topic for sunday evening will be "The standard o, thought and life" Phil. AS Leader, Mrs. Grant Hammer.
 The young people of the village passed a delightful evening at thu Halloween party of the Christian En deavor at the Congregational church The vestry was lighted by Jack o'lan terms Nearly half the comp my came masked as ghosts. Halloween games were played. Refreshments were o old style pies, cheese, doughnuts and gingerbread.
 Congregational Church Notes: Or Sunday morning the communion O. the Lords supper will be celebrated with sermon by the pastor. Y. P. s O. B. 7 D. m. Oonsecration meeting Lessons from Johns life. John 9 {: 2O-25 Leader, Mrs A. A. West Wednesday evening prayer meeting How to meet criticism of thu church, 7" 1st Pet 3:8.17, list Tim 31:1-6. This will be the first of tho cottage meetings and will be held a Miss Jones'. Tuesday, Bible class the major prophets-a survey.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Walter Greaves visited ii Springfield Sunday.
 Miss Blanche Sturtevant is visiting relatives in Westford.
 Miss Ruth Ellis of South Willing ton was home over Sunday.
 William shearer has bought tho Frank Newell place in Crystal Lake.
 Rev. J. W. Ballantine attended th' third New England congress at Wor. cestsr last week.
 Miss M. E. Keeler and Miss Heller Case of Hartford were guests at tht parsonage over Sunday.
 John Bartlett and Miss Stella Bart