The Press., 1912-04-17
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 M. H. West and son, Arthur, hay accepted positions in Broad Brook 7 Mir and Mrs. H. G. West and tw children visited local relatives owe Sunday.
 II MT. and Mrs. W. E. Plouff hay recently moved into the house vaeate by A. Morrison. '.
 II MT. and Mrs. Daniel Maynar l I moved to Northampton, Mass, las l.Saturday, where MT. Maynardg Ina x employment. - J MT. and Mrs. s. Havens of Wester | fly, R. L and James Milnes of Pitts field, Mass, have accepted position in the Garland mill and are boardinl at Mrs. Elwin Phelps.
 Supper and entertainment ThuTsda. 4 p. m. at the Congregational churcl
 loo for each, l5c. for both. Th' enterta inment will consist of MT [ Valentines Victor record music ant tableaux by the young people.
 Congregational Church Mates This weeks Wednesday evening meet ing will be held in the church vestry, | Subject, "A working faith, Gal. 5:1-2G: Sunday morning subject o1 sermon, ''The gifts of the spirit. '' Y. P. s. c. E. topic, Perseverance, '' Gal 6: l-9. u
 Methodist Church Notes: Weekly prayer service will be held as usual on Friday evening at 7.3O. Subject, -Four need. > Subject for Sunday mornings sermon, Ps. 6f:2, "He is my rock and my salvation Ep- worth League in the evening. Topic, "The desolation of emptiness.; a dearth of men," Isa 24:1 G., Lake .l3:34, 35.
 A mems meeting will be held San day at 3 p. m. at the Congregations church, with Rev. w: Hamilton of the M.. E. church presiding. "A. "A. Marquardt will be the speaker and will tell the story of his Life as a sailor on the seven seas y There will be short reports from the men who attended the meetings on the 18th and IAth at the Springs. + .ss The library and reading room are open Monday and Saturday evenings for men and boys; Tuesday and Fri day afternoons, from 2 to and s6 to 7.3O p. m, for everybody. ; phe weekly Press is to be found there and Hartford Courant. The Wom- ans National Weekly, "The Com moner" and American Homestead' come regularly; "The Outlook and ''Survey. ' These are the temperance papers -''The Connecticut Citizen, ; "Union Signal'' and ,!"White Ribbon Banner, '' and those seeking reading of religious nature can find these "Christian Endeavor World, '"Chris- tian Work and Evangelist, '' "Con- gregationa1ist, '' ~.'' Peace Arlvocate' ' and ''The Defender. '' The current magazines are represented by Every body s Magazine, '' Popular Meohan- ics'' and MoCall's'' coming with fair regularity.n "Everyland tga,for the boys and girls comes monthly, and t'The American.' and :snAcs- Clure's'' are promised. Saturday Evening Post is expected soon and copies of Ladies Home JourEal , and :" Woman's Home Compani on 7 for [19l2. Books from Stafford, Springs library are to be had here and can also be selected from the, catalogues. The public library furnishes the daily paper. Indeed, the Staffordvilf 2li- brary is in a sense a branch pf that body. ;. r ];
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 Miss Minda shephard is at home with her mother, who is still on the sick list. s1S= =::-... .ss j.:
 Miss Heta Ellithorpe of Stafford Springs is spending a week at George Ellithorpe's. ..4@' : Miss, Ruth Ellis and Walter Col; burn of South Wilmington were. at Eugene Ellis over Sunday.
 The Men and Religion Forward Movement drew quite~a number from here to its meetings at Stafford Springs. .. ..,..
 We are glad to learn that MT. ,and Mrs. William Shearer have decided to remain in charge of the town farm for another year. There will be a dance. at Sturte- \ vant,s hall Saturday evening, given by George M. Brooks. Woods or chestra- will furnish music. '-.,'-sf !
 Y. P. s. 0. E. Sunday evening. Topic, "The Christian virtues per severance, '' Gal. 6:1-9. Leader, Agnes Holmes. Topic for Thprsday evening meeting, t" A working faith.::'.
 W. S. Schutz, member of the Hartford team of the Men and Relig. ion Forward Movement and an ener- getic worker in the laymen's mission ary movement, gave an interesting talk at the Sunday school. hour last Sunday. .-s.- COVENTRY. ~a..- !.
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