The Press., 1912-01-03

. T garding individual drinking .cups being carefully observed by the pupili The new term begins with hardly an vacancies caused by sickness.
 orcuttville.
 Orcuttvflls school began this wee Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Davis was in Williman tic visiting friends the last of tn week.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge F. 6 A. M next Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Laura whiten of Springfield i the guest of MT. and Mrs.. George Latham.
 Wm. schenck of Rockville was tn, guest of MT. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kreisal last week.
 Miss Elizabeth Kipp is. the gues of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons at Springfield for 8 week.. ,..
 Miss Mary Bradway of Springfield is spending a few days with hel mother, Mrs. Ella Bass. =|,"
 Misses Lillian and Elinor Park oi East Glaston bury have been spending the past week with. relatives. .,.
 Mrs. William Ducharme was teken to Boston Monday, where she will be operated upon for appendicitis. ss-
 Miss Florence Lathrop and Charles A. Nelson were guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy over New Years.
 Clarence Wood of the Springs has entered the employment of his uncle, Wallace Jones, in the meat business.
 Ella Swift, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Swift of Hydeville, is in the Hartford hospital under treat ment for BBight's disease and heart trouble.
 Regular monthly supper at the Uni. versaliet church to. night. Hoatesses, Mrs. Iuez Lnsbury, Mrs. Thomas Dob. son, Mrs. George Bray, Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth. All are cordially in- vited to attend the informal reception given at this time to Rev. and Mrs. Wm. B. Gaskin.
 Baptist Church Notes: A cottage meeting will be held at the homo of Thomas Black this evening" at. 2 30. A roll call will be- held on Friday Dinner will be served promptly at 80 p. m,, and the roll-call and covenant meeting will follow. Rev. A B.. Goats. D. D., of Hartford will speak
 Universalist Church Notes: The Woman s Christian Temperance Union will hold meeting in the assemb bly, room on Friday afternoon at o'clock. 4 meeting of the communicants will be held in the assembly room on Fri day evening at 7.3O o'clock. The subject of the sermon at the Univer- sal Hist church next Sunday will be .See king a king.'' Holy communion W(ll be celebrated. -s.: F.. i Rz4@s@|s ;f StaffordvilIe F:. -''''. :. The schools reopened yesterday, for bheir winter work.
 Martin Brown left Thursday for Florida to spend the rest of the win Fer. . -
 Mrs. Grant Hammer has been spend InB the past week with relatives in SU <, oaakn~ .s, j. ..a stsMrs.a Lima Booth spent Christmas tgiicsh- Fer daughtsF, Mrs. Allen West, h Springfield F.
 Miss Jennie Lilley of Willimantio has recently been visiting her father, John Lilley, who is i'll. -..l ', Mrs. Rockwell of Stafford Spring. has been spending 8 few days with her mother. Mrs: Mary Heck. -s..-: = ~-s.,
 Rev. F. B Adams is expected to preach in the Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening. <@ E Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dorsey and family moved last Saturday into the Skinner tenement, vacated by George Bowen .s'. >t@ ~: ..,---,
 Junior Y. P. s O. E. Friday, 3 D. n.. at Mrs. A. A. Vests. Leader, Willie Phelps. Subject, Ohildren's work for Christ.'' -s>
 Rev. F. B. Adams gave notice in ;he M. E. church last Sunday that they would have settled pastor about inc first of March. .->-.
 Prof. W. A. Roper of the Maine W Wesleyan seminary and Rowland H Royce of Hartford were guests at Mountain View Farm the past week.
 Mrs. Arthur s. Bcsworth, who has oaeu in the Springfield hospital for ID operation for appendicitis, returned nome last Saturday much improved in iealth. ...-... .,, ~~.
 The communion sacrament of our Lords supper will be celebrated at, he Congregational church Sunday morning Y. P. s O E. meeting in evening at 2 p ID.
 Mir and Mrs H 9rbert A. Bosworth Ire receiving congratulations on the birth of 8 daughter, Ruth Angelina, porn Dec. 30sn Mrs. Nj. tt Heck of Union is Mrs Bosworth's nurse. Union week of prayer services will oe held this week as follows: This evening with Rev. M. H. Jones, Thursday evening with: Mrs. J. o. Booth, and Friday evening with Mrs. }. W. Miller.
 The following officers were elected In the Junior O. R. bi-monthly meet pg last s9.eek: Presidens. Marion ruraer; vioe-presldent, Rose Hubert; Ieoretary Dorothy Beloher; treasurer, Ed Harrington; Bible committee. Willie Phelps, Wayne Smith; hymn book, Ernest Smith, Harry Phelps; eadets. John Hubert, Edgar White