The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1912-02-28

church will serve a supper next Wed
nesday Hostesses, Mrs f. A. Las
bury, Mrs, Ernest Bassett and Miss
Lulu I1e.
Alexander Tar, %, died at the
home of John King on Stafford Street
Monday, after a short illness OF men
ingitis He was a weaver and his
shopmates sent a beautiful wreath.
The funeral was held from his home
to day and the body will bs taken to
Springfield for cremation.
Owing to the severe storm Of last
Wednesday evening it became neoes-
sary to postpone the entertainments
"The Ladies' Home Journal from
Cover to Cover" to next Wednesday
evening, March 6, when 1t will be
given at z As, under the auspices OF
the Y. P. @ U. The supper was far
more successful than would have been
thought possible under the unfavor-
able weather conditions The wait
resses were very attractive In their
nurses aprons and caps The ladies
will meet for work next Wednesday
afternoon and serve the usual supper
at 6 O'Clock. The supper will be fol-
lowed by the entertainment at Z 40
Supper, 100; entertainment, 1Oc.
At the Universalist church next
Sunday the PASTORS sermon In the
morning will have for it's subject
"Alms-giving: the third method OF
oultivating DEVOTION The first
vesper service, last Sunday, was made
very impressive by the help of quar-
tet composed of Miss Margaret Cooley,
Mrs T. F. Mullen, Charles Fl, Moore
and f. A. Lasbury, under the direction
of the orRanist of the church, Mrs. M.
@. Moore. Next Sunday, under the
general topic, ''Ohrist's teachings
concerning the life of to-day the
pastor will preach on the second topic,
"The need of faith" at the vespor
service at O'Clock The Young
Peoples Christian Union meeting at
o. m Subject, "Some Universalist
women and their work The Lenten
studies on 'Ohrist's teachings to the
individual" at the assembly room
promptly at Friday evening. The
text, Matt. 7:13-; topic, 1.-THE tests
of disoipleship - The first study,
last Friday night, was we'll attended
and was very interesting and In
struoting, especially appealing to
those who are DESTROYS of becoming
batter acquainted with Ohrist's teach
ings.
Staffordville.
Junior q E Friday at 3 p. IN.
Mrs Louise Kelley is employed by
Mrs. s. Lambert. J.
Clarence White has accepted posi-
tion in Talouttville. ~
Mrs. Myrtle Ryder is visiting her
parents for a few days. g..
Ernest Cooley visited Roland Royce
in Hartford over Sunday.
Mrs H M Vail is entertaining
her niece, Miss Eaton, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Carrie Harrington was the
guest of her sister, Mrs H g West,
of Stafford Springs over Sunday.
Rev. ". D. Hamilton and wife are
expected to arrive at the Methodist
parsonage Thursday noon. The new
pastor will hold a prayer meeting Fri
day evening and will preach next Sun
day.
The men of the local M. e church
will serve a supper in the vestry
Thursday evening. Price for adults,
100; children. 30. There will also
be an informal reception held for the
new pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs
". D. Hamilton. Everybody Is COR
daily invited.
Next Sunday morning the CON,
munion Of our Lords suppar will bs
celebrated at the Congregational
church. Sermon by the pastor. Y
p. 8. O. e. subject, 1.-THE Christian
virtue Of patience, 81 Thess s.: 5
Leader, Miss Maude Smith Mid
week meeting Friday evening, 80,
at Miss Jones' "The happy life as
Jesus saw it, Matt. 5: 10 LIST Cor.
10. Bible class will meet Tuesday
at 40 p. m. at Miss Jones'.
West Stafford.
SO and $3.50 hats this week CSC,
Save dollar on your hat. Modern Cloth
ing Co.
Several from here attended the auto
mobile show In Hartford last week.
Mr.. Froideveaux of Oollinsvill9 has
been the guest of f A sturtevant
Mr.. and Mrs George Lomb I'd of
Ludlow are guests at Twin Bi4ir's
Miss Lizzie Cummings and Mr..
Higgins of Springfield have been visit
ing Mrs. Belva Wilbur.
Miss Bertha Briton and Miss Con-
stance Wagner of Hartford have been
visiting at M. A. GOl1's
Miss Gladys Preston Of Newton.
Vile, Mass. and Frarc's W. Preston
of East Weymouth, Mass have been
visiting at E. W. Preston's for few
days.
Miss Ruby Gold was giv5n a birth
day party by a number of her friends
last Saturday. Il was her tentu
birthday and the day passed very
happily. ..5
Pupils perfect in att8ndaLco in the
primary room of the Center school for
the past month were ELLIS BIa1V az,
Raymond Demars, Ell Lusa aud Lud-
ovic Tetrault.
Mrs. Augustus H lines, acr ompauied
by Mrs. Hattie Pom eroy, attended the
funeral of her daughter, Mrs E. s.
Murray formar1v Miro Gilrnoro CoF