The Press., 1912-12-11

E. or A., InurSuay evening anu uom4' nation of officers.
 Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekal1 lodge next Wednesday evening, with election of officers.
 T. F. Mullens has taken position with Smith & Cooley as manager ot their waste department.
 Mrs. Richard Valentine was called to Watertown, N. Y., Monday by the sudden death of a younger brother.
 Martin V. Burke, newly elected treasurer A. o. H., was omitted, through error in copy, in last week $ issue.
 The annual meeting of Modern Woodmen of America will be held next Monday evening. Election of officers.
 O. P. Buskirk has decided to con- tinue in business here, and has bought the jewelry and optical business back from H. E. Jones.
 Edward P. Newton of Dana, Mass. |, and Mrs. H. O. Hill of Springfield were guests of MT. and Mrs. B. l.. Burr over Sunday.
 At the meeting of Winter W. R. O.. last Wednesday it was decided to post pone election of coffiers till next We'd nesday at the regular meeting.
 George H. Perry of WatervilIe, Me. has taken a position as assistant postmaster in the local office. MT. Perry has had seven years experience and comes highly recommended.
 In three days last week Rev. F. J. O'Neill sold 3O,OOO copies of his booklet, "Does Christ Say Go To Church?" That completes the 7O0, GOO mark within three years in seven languages.
 The annual election of officers in Ionic lodge, No. 11O, last evening re- suited as follows: W. M, W. H. Reed; s. w., J. G. Martin; J. w., Ora Walker; secretary, H. E. Bur we'll; treasurer, F. G. Sanford. The retiring master, David Robertson was presented with a past masters jewel, David Bissett making the presentation speech. MT. Robertson expresse his qualification in fitting manner. Orcuttville.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Page, who have been here for some time, have gone to Philadelphia, where they will make their home.
 Stafford.
 Miss Mary Wildey is visiting a classmate at Wellesley college.
 Baptist Notes: The Ladies Aid society meets for work this afternoon from ? to 5 at the home of Mrs. Asa Harris. A cottage prayer meeting will be held tonight at the home of Oscar N. Colburn. Subject, "IIessons of the snow," Job. as: :1-27. Leader, William French. A meeting of the mems club will be held on Thursday evening. A speaker from outside is expected. A social will be held at the vestry on Friday night at 7.3" by the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, to which all members of the congregation and friends are invited. A program will be given of music, literary numbers and games, and refreshments will be served. A sale will be held at the vestry by the Ladies' Missionary Circle next week Thursday from 3 to 8 o'clock. @
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. At the regu- lar meeting Dec. 8 the following off, oers were electeds Master, I. P. Booth; overseeF, E. A. Lasburyi steward, J. P. Brown: assistant steward, G. D. Ide; lecturer, Miss Isadore Durham; treasurer, Mrs. Eva M. Bugbee; chaplain, Mrs. Eliza Holbrook; l.. A. S., Miss Lulu Ide; secretary, Miss Mabelle E. Edsop Ceres, Bertha EnsmingerI Pomona, Julia Loughheed; Flora, Euphemia Dobson; gate keeper, c. w. Lasbury: pianist, Mrs. Inez Lasbury. As the new addition hears completion, plans are being made to dedicate it New Years eve. An experience social will be held Jan. 21st, when all members are invited to bring the dollar they have earned in some unique way and tell their experience. ;
 Staffordville
 Mrs. Royce of Stafford Village is with her sister, Mrs. Henry Tyler.
 Mrs. Ed. Roberts and Mrs. Wm. Ryder are employed in the Garland mill.
 Mrs. Matthias Heck of Union spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Heck, last week. B"
 Mrs. John Pagan and Mrs. Muzzio Allexandro returned to their homes from the Hartford hospital, November 3Oth.
 The Epworth League and Christian Endeavor social was largely attended in the Methodist vestry last Thursday evening. Games, music and refresh ments were enjoyed by all.
 Money for next years street lights is due now. The contributors are re. quested to hand it in as soon as pos sible. It can be given to MT. Lyon, MT. Cooley, Mrs. Miller or Miss Jones.
 Among the men receiving honorable mention of scholarships at Amherst college during the years 1911 and 1912, whose names were given out last week by the faculty, Walter Ray mond Agard, '15, holds the most dis place. He has honorable mention in biology, English, Greek, Latin and mathematics.
 The Congregational church fair and will be held on Thurs day and Friday evenings. The farce, "A Paper Match," will be given. Cast of characters: Aunt Sophrony, a maiden lady, Miss Maude Smith 1; Poso hoP ninco MiaG EafhoP H Hod0oc