The Press., 1912-01-17
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 N H McCarthy and Florence Mo
 Oarthy were iu Worcester Saturday
 attending the funeral of Cornelius F.
 Sullivan
 ! The L. A, A o H, will hold a
 whist and social at St Edwards all
 Jan. 3l. in,tead of the Valentine so.
 cial advertised for Feb IA.
 The recert.y elected officers of
 Court oronGo,. Foresters of America,
 were installed by Deputy Grand Chiei
 Ranger Roger Murphy of Rockville
 last Thursday evening.
 The Girls Friendly society are
 planning an entertainment to bs given
 in the guild room on Jan go Tab.
 leaux and 8 play, A Blind Attach
 ment, " are among the features.
 The open meeting of the Current
 Ev3nts tlub will bs held Monday evening in Memorial hall. Each member has the privilege of inviting one guest It Is expected that Mrs
 Wm H Phipps of Waterbury, p-esi-
 dent of the Connecticut Federation of
 Women's clubs. will hs present aud
 give @ short address Music will be
 bv ladies' quart A reception will fOIlow. Hostesses. Mrs O. Allen and Mrs M. 4 Harris.
 Miss Frieda Rand, supervisor of music iu the local schools, has sent her resiRpstion to the toEn school commi tee and asks that the same take effect on Feb 9 b, in order that she may SC ept 8 similar p-sition in the publ schools of So-wood, Mass, t. which she El s recently been elected During her three years in Stafford Springs Miss Rand has made many friends here. She is teacher of superior ability, Is popular With taaoh- CTS and pupils and there is much re- gret that she is to leave.
 The representatives of the ". A. Beaman Directory company of Spring field are In town compiling a Stafford Springs aud Northern Connections Suburban Directory. Is Is their plan to have this directory ready for cir- cnlation in about two months. The directory will be an up-to-dats list. giving occupation. residence and post office address, together with other data of interest to the citizens of the town Besides Stafford Springs, it will include Willington. Holland, Wales, Broad Brook, Ellington, Wind aor Locks, Warehouse Point, Suff1eId and Thompsonville.
 A novel and humorous entertain ment, entitled "The Ladies' Home Journal from Cover to Oover,' will be given this evening at the Methodist cburoh in connection with the usual supper and social The different departments of the Journal WiIl be reproduced in tableaux, music. etc Within the pages of ihis special edition will be found much that Is instructive and helpful for old and young Supper will be served at 6 o'clock. Entertainment will begin at 7.45. Supper, 1Oc; general admission to entertainment, 1Oc; reserved seats, 15c
 Grace Church Notes: On the re- Sundays in January the hour of the celebration of the holy oom- will be changed from 7.80 to 10 a ID. It Is hoped that many will avail themselves of the privilege of this service, made easier in some re- spects by the later hour, which ger mits the church to be kept warmer for this service during the colder weather. The service at 10.45 will follow as usual There will be the regular meeting of Knights of King Arthur at the rectory this evening at 2 80, instead of tomorrow night The Woman's Guild will meet with Mrs. E. L. Smith st 3 p. m. tomorrow.
 Cornelius F. Sullivan, aged 31. died at the Worcester city hospital last Thursday after 8 ten-days' illness with pneumonia MT. Sullivan was as clerk at the Stafford hotel for a number of years and had many friends in town. While here he joined the Foresters and the Knights of Columbus. He was also 8 member of Worcester lodge of Elks. the Father Matthew T. A. B. society and hose company No 2 of Worcester The funeral was held at St John's church, Worcester. Saturday morning at 10 o'olock, when a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. George H Burial was in Ss. John's cemetery, Worcester.
 The four-acs drama, ''Down in lKaine,'' will be presented by the hIg h school seniors at St Edwards aalI on Feb. 18th. and at Memorial nall Feb. 18th. This Is 8 domestic iraina of common life. It has no villain" no "mystery," no "loDg lost ohild," no impossible plot nor characters It presents | 1iotuxes of actual life, with It's joys snd sorrows. it's hopes and fears Bright humor and tender pathos go Iids by side, and As a realistic play 1t s one of she most popular on the boards. The cast of characters is agI 'ollowB: Zeph Cummings of Hard- eFabble Farm. who believes In the | Golden Rule and practices what he I Arthur J Melbourne; Ralph, 1is brother, a New York millionaire, Fbhur RabInoviIz; Neil Wentworth, yusng inventor, Carl Mnlllns; Bin. yle ,she old fisherman ,Joseph Letturey l romps. the hired man, Gordon Char ST; Mr. Holden, s lawyer. Farley 0. 'atsen; Jimpsey, a fresh air kid, Tohu RafEseTy; Nose Gossin, a shutter ng lover. William Ladish; Susie Ralph's daughter, Miss r~aa- uE-Lk.n.~. Rwm H---Rwm