The Press., 1912-04-03

vice will be cottage meeting hel
 at the home of E. E. Warren tC
 night. Subject, The foreign mil
 slons of my denomination. A birdl
 eye view.' Leader, Mrs. Blacl
 On Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock tn
 bi-monthly covenant meeting will
 held at the vestry The pastor vii preach an Easter sermon on Sunda morning. In the evening an Easte concert will be given by the Sunda school and choir.
 lUniversalist Church Notes: Ther will be services appropriate to Passio week Thursday at 7.15 and Frida at 7.3O at the church. Thursday a the close of service church meetin will be held. Easter day at mornin, service music and sermon appropriat to the day, with celebration of hol, communion. The following will b the musical program: Prelude, Offer torie in F Minor, Batiste; carols
 Easter Triumph and ''Easte, Bells, " by Harker; anthem, tvic tory, " Shelley; solo, "The Day O Resurrection, W. Hammond; post Jude, March in D, Tours.
 At Sunday school special instruc tlon on "Our Lords resurrection. '' At the o'clock service there will be a brief sermon and the Easter contata, Resurrection" by Manney, will be given. The choir will be assisted by Mrs. Wightman, Miss Wobbecke, MT. Moore, Mr. Brown and Miss Ethel Moore, pianist.
 West Stafford.
 A dance will be held at Sturte. wants hall Saturday evening by George M. Brooks.
 Mrs. Edmond Kellogg and son, Robert; have returned home after hay ing spent the winter in Mystic.
 Miss Margaret Ballantine is at home for two-weeks' vacation from Smith college. Miss Ballantine has just received the honor of being elect ed to membership in the Phi Beta Kappa society. -.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve a supper next Tuesday evening from 6 to 7.3O with Mrs. Sturtevant and Mrs. Marble as hostesses. Supper will be followed by a "Leap Year Social" given by four ladies and four gentlemen. Supper and entertain ment, 15c; children, 1Oc.
 Y. P. s. c. E. Sunday evening, ''The kind of life we shall wish we had lived, " Luke 16: 19-31. (Easter meeting). Leader, La Vergne Dimock. The mid-week service of Holy week has for its sub ject ''The worlds sin and the worlds Saviour. !" Special music has been for Easter morning. A chorus of 12 voices, including How ard Dimock of Crystal Lake, who will assist, will render two selections, entitled 'The Lord is Risen Again" and Natures Easter '' The mems quartet will sing 'He is Risen. ''
 Staffordville
 The Junior O. E. meeting will be omitted this week.
 Mrs. w. D. Hamilton entertained her parents, MT. and Mrs. Smith, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Merl Hughes and son have recently been guests of local relatives.
 There will be a business meeting of, the Epworth League at the M. E.. April 1 1th. e Thomas Hubert and family moved last week into the house vacated by M. H. Holloran.. :.
 Mrs. H. G. Durham and Mrs. E.. M. Chamberlin visited relatives in Hartford last week.
 Mrs. Wm. A. Thompson returned home last Saturday night from a sev- eral days visit in Amherst, Mass.
 Mrs. May Fiske Clayton has re- turned from Boston, where she visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Fiske. -.-..
 Mrs. A. s. West and two children of Springfield have been the guests .ot Mrs. w. $ mother, Mrs. l.. M. Booth, the past week. ....,.. 7,
 The first regular business, and social meeting of the Young Ladies' Helpful Circle will meet at Mrs. Hamilton E April 9 at 2. 3O. ~.s.. s.s.l. Monday nights lecture. by Harold Pierce on "Bird life'' was a delight full one, showing in an unusual degree the friendliness which can exist be- tween humans and their bird neigh bors. f.-.... ..e .:.. ....
 The entertainment at the Congre- gational church, postponed from March 2 on account of the storm, will be given on April IS. At this entertainment MT. Valentine will play his Victor records. s
 Methodist Church Notes: Sunday AAOAAAAS UAAO poSUO4 SuOJOCO WILL "Christ is Risen,'' and in the evening the Epworth League topic "The emergence of the Divine leadership in human affairs,' Isa. 6-1:12,. John IA: 16-18. Leader, Mrs. T. M., Lyon.
 Union meetings are being held dur. ing this week. Last nights was at G. w. Miller's; to-night's at Miss Jones' Thursdays at Mr. Hamilton's s. The Good Friday service will be held in the Congregational church, MT. Hamilton of the M. E. church preach. ing the sermon. The services are al 7.3O p. m and open to all
 The Easter mornings service at the Congregational church will be com bined with the children's songs and flowers, with sermon by the pastor or the Easter message. ; The evening Y. P. s. o. E., 2 o'clock, will be an Easter conservation meeting. Sub ject, "The kind of Life we shall wisl we had lived D Tuka IA .1O9l NovA