The Press., 1912-09-11
Regular meeting of .. A. A. 0. H.

Woods orchestra will Furnish music for dance at Wales Saturday night.
 The premium lists for the annual
 fair will be ready for distribution this week.
 Mrs. Louis Stevens and daughter, Marjorie, have been spending a few days at Crescent beach.
 Charles Moore has had his home connected with the telephone ex. change, and his lumber is 72-3.
 Mrs Catherine Hicks and Mrs. F. L. Smith have returned from a week spent at the Ocean House, Watch Hill.
 Misses Caroly7 and Emily s. Brown, who are spending the su-rDer ill were home over Sunday.
 The w. O. T. U. state convention will be held at New London Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. list, 2d and 3d.
 James Sullivan's horse ''Kopal" is sick at W1llimantic and will rot start there. It is hoped that he will be in shape to start at Rockville next week.
 Miss Florence Smith went Saturday to Providence, R. l., where she has take1 position as instructor in music in the Rhode Island state normal school.
 The registrars will be in sessio-, at Burwell's store ext week Thursday rom 9 a. pl. to , ?. m,, for the pur- pose of receiving names of voters to be made.
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill attended pill grimage to St. Anne de Beaupre, Canada, last week, spending five days 1t the famous shri and at the quaint old city of Quebec.
 The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. r. H. Plumb Friday. Those lesiring to attend are requested to give their names to Mrs. H. Alden. will leave the railroad station at 10. l 5 a. m. sri
 W. H. Mclaughlin of Bristol, R. l.. who had the main dining hall at he fair grounds last year and gave good satisfaction, is to have the same th1s year. An addition is to be built to the kitchen to add to the efficiency of the service.
 The old Washburn machine shop, which was purchased by F. H. Baker ome time aso, has been thoroughly ,verhauled a.d repaired. A con- oany, which will be known as the Diamond Spring Line company, will tart the, mili, making silk fish line. The machinery has arrived and it is loped to get it running by October st.
 Orcuttville.
 Edwin Blair, MT. Randall and Wm. \. Spel,man attended the Hartford air.
 Wm. A. Francis of Winchende-2, Gass., as a guest of A. F. Spelman ast Tuesday.
 Stafford.
 CARD OF THANKS. - We wish, to thanE Il our friends and neighbors for the many cts of indness shown Us in our recent ad afflictlon.
 EIRs GEO. F. BEARD AND FAMILY.
 Mrs. Isaiah Hiscock is ill.
 Matthew Keefe, Jr., is visiting riends in Derby.
 I1atthew Keefe, Jr., has been visit ag friends in Derby.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange ext Tuesday eve ing.
 MT. "a-d Mrs. George H. Bray are ,ia.ting frie-ds i Providence.
 Miss An Findeisen is spending ortnight at her home i-a Concord, lass.
 Mrs. Eliza Duglala and daughter, Tel!ie, are the guests of friends in IaDcA5eteI.
 l.r. anG Mrs. j. W. Robinson are he nests of relative in BelcheT- ow1, Mass.
 | ss Hama Black a>I Mrs. Samuel sockwell are spe-&--2S a week in the White mountaios.
 Iziss Mildred 11ScCallC1l o2 Talcott- ille and Miss Bla- che Shippey of Woodstock have Teg1rned to their uties in the Pinney Grammar school.
 Misses Eu1ice and Mabel Park, Angrs Par and Lincoln Luce are on ten-days' automobile trip through he Berkshires, southerD Maine, New Vermont and York state.
 Univarsalist Church Notes: The ast-r will preach next Sunday on he text, "Ca5til5 all your cares on in, because he careth for you" At uES Peopls's c ristiar Union meet lg the topic will be Convention chc3s. At the Sun5ay school last 1alay it was unanim 0nzl- Toted to ubstituJe gra.,e3 less g 1nr the three ,-v CT grades, in placa ~z 5te ole les on nov use3 fer all t,3 EraAes.
 Baptist Notes: Ere mid-week ser ic9 will be iield at the chapel to igh6 at 7.36. Subject, "'Why and ow to improve tie ni1d,'' Prov. :1-11. Leader, Clarl6 Brown. 'ls Ladies' Aid meets oll Thursday f5ern1on for work a-d serve supper I -1 E to 8 o'clock. Etnstessss, Mrs. B. Eough a ] Mrs. Ge2r5e Jenki1s. The church a.j ast-1 lave been glad eceLtly t. rec i've into IeI bership Gr. a-'d Ms. J-h hn Belcher, NIT. and ITs. :, F. U ugh, Mrs. Asa Harris .1d Albert Lyon. Friends will be la t. E-T rom Dr. T. P. Batch 1=r, wI5 -zas !. tow2 this week, ,.-,-. his gEed mather, so much z-2nored D1 7loy7. bera, thou5h 7ary feeble I'd l all t. come to her hame in 1T Ti-lGg t s season, is -19r8 con-