The Press., 1912-05-08

E01dJ1V0S HI DEOOkAyus M4s GAOAPeSO rick was in the city over Sunday.
 The body of Mrs. Phoebe Clark was removed from the vault and taken to East Gloucester for burial last Satur- day morning.
 The union teachers meeting was postponed until May 2Oth, by vote of a majority, on account of the conflict with the lecture.
 Rev. Percy V. Norwood of New London has accepted the call of the vestry to become rector of Grace church. He will be ordained the 22d and will take charge of the parish June lst
 Orcuttville.
 -Geolge Johnston advertises for sale his 136 acre farm situated on the road from Stafford Springs to Monson.
 Mrs. Jane Horton of Monson, who is staying at Wm. Bumstead's, and has been ill, is slowly improving.
 In excavating. on Chestnut hill re- gently w. R. Preble uncovered an iron stone with the name of "Peter Thom- as, 175l,' inscribed on it Stafford. We wish to. express our sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the illness and burial of our husband and brother. Mrs. Joseph Burley, Reuben Burley and Family.
 Mrs. George H. Bray attended the May breakfast in Palmer last week.
 It became necessary to shoot Albert Crosiers' horse last week owing to broken leg. Miss Annie Brown and Miss Lena Wobbecke of Springfield spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. J. P. Brown.
 Mrs. Ella Bass and Miss Mary Bradway are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Bradway of South Tram ingham, Mass.
 The rummage sale, which was to have been held Saturday by the Y. P. c. U.-, has been postponed to some time in June.
 Rev. and Mrs. Wm B. Gaskin, MT. and Mrs. E. O. Pinney, Miss Hannah Black, Mrs Emily Burdick and Dr. l. P. Booth and Miss Celia Holt are attending the Universalist convention held in Meriden to-day and to-mor- TOW.
 A. D. Cady celebrated his 9nth birthday last Saturday. Mrs. w. A. King and son, John, of Williman- tic were present. He received a shower of postal cards. MT. Cady is i'll fairly good health for one of his years.
 An unusual accident happened to horse belonging to w. T. Jones last week. While hitched at the home of Henry Thresher it rubbed it's head against an old fashioned door latch that caught in the corner of the eye, tearing the flesh ill such a manner that it became necessary to take two stitches
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Mrs. James Lang, Mrs. Frank Mack, Mrs. Mary A. Holmes, Mrs E. Roberts, Mrs. Jos. Patry, Miss Mar garet Rock, Miss Belena Burke, Miss Florence Ryder, Ralph Morales, Harry Markoff, s. L. Allen, Michele Jes- sulla, Kustanti Malinowski, Br Ane- jrky, Joseph Rosie.
 The North Holland Sunday School association will be called to order by President J. W. Robinson at B o'clock this afternoon in the Baptist church. After devotional service led by Rev. W. D. Hamilton and business, Miss Whiton of Holland will give dem onstration primary lesson. General Secretary Woodin of the state associ- ation will present the Connecticut standard. At 4. 45 Evan F. Kullgren of Hartford, who has been very suc- cessful with the boys of Center boys. '' A question box, conducted by Miss Whiton, closes the afternoon session. Supper at $50. Praise service begins at 7. After a brief business session Secretary Woodin will speak on Sunday school handicaps. " Miss Ide will sing solo. After the offering the county president will conduct question box Wagonette leaves Springs at 22O, and omnibus at 6.2O.
 Staffordville
 Junior c. B. this week on Thurs day. Leader, Elsie Smith.
 Frank s. Bowden of Hartford was the guest of local relatives over Sun day. .. ........
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Baxter have moved into one of Mrs. Silks tene- ments. .. .E
 MT. and Mrs. Wm Baxter, ST., and family have recently moved into one of the Hope mill tenements. .a
 Mrs. Sarah E. Belcher, who has been visiting her relatives in Monson, returned Sunday to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith.
 Herbert West, who has been em- ployed in the Phoenix mill at Hyde vile for some time, left last week for employment in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 On account of the short notice of last week, Staffordville's date when the cart for rubbish will appear has been deferred until Friday morning.
 Congregational Church Notes: Y. P. s. o. E. subject, ''The value of initiative, ; 2 Kings 13 3:14-19. Leader, Richard Royce. Thursday evening meeting at Miss Jones' Subject, Spring tides of the soul" Luke 2:8-2O, John 15: Hi. Sunday school business meeting following, 8.30 p. m. Mothers Sunday will be c,l,c,a,.zr.,l ,l,z,,,ol, AEaSz OIL,