The Press., 1912-02-14

SkAE VIII DS ue1u OH Wouuesuay oVou ing.
 Miss Addie Harvey returned yestsr day from few days visit at Nor Wioh.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. R Prentice ot Turnervills have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Helm.
 Mrs. Walter Armstrong and daugh ter, Dora, of Holyoke were the guests Saturday of Mrs G. ". Amidon.
 Samuel Kuslansky, who has bought the John Anthony stock Sot fancy goods. will start a sale of the same on Fri day.
 The furnishings at the Johnson hospital are practically completed, and it is expected that the dedication will take placs the 29th.
 " K. Haulsy, president of the Stafford Business Mems association, has appointed R. W. Ellis, R. H. Fisk and Carl Adams a committee for the banquet of the association.
 The L. A. A. O. H. held a very en thusiastic meeting Thursday evening, thirteen new members being initiated. Refreshments were ssrvad and a gen. eral good time followed. An agree able surprise t1 all was the tasteful manner in which the hall was deco rated by some of the members.
 Rev. R G. Higinbotham of Bridge port, superintendent of missionary de- partment in the state 0. E. union, will speak at the meeting of the Rock vile O. K. union at Vernon Center Feb. 23,
 At 8 45 to night, at r the hash supper served by the Woman's Guild In Grace church guild rooms, "The Village Choir" will render a musical program of popular songs. There will be music by an orchestra 'm- posed by Harry Kittredge. violinist, Harold Butterfield, c,rnetist, Miss Hazel Buttsr6el1. pauist. and 8 short act by "The Marionettes. Admis- sion: Adults. 15o; children, loo Supper at 6 o'clock
 There were twenty one tables at the military whist given by the Eastern Star Friday evening The light gray fort four and the light blue four were tied for fist honors, each having 32 flags By the cutting of cards the win ner was the light gray, which was de- tended by Mrs R M Fisk, Miss c 'r- srude Hols, c. Martin and O H. Meyers, Jr. The light blue was de- tended by Mrs. Austin Witt, Mrs H F. Oady, M Leach and K. E. Har- per The next military whist will be held Friday evening, Feb. 23.
 Miss Dibble asks the members of the Teacher Training Glass to note that the lesson for next time will be chap ters 12 to IA of Pattee instead of g to II. as given out. The assignment in Miss Sla t4ry's book will stand as an- nounc'd. chapters 2 and 8. There were 35 iu attendancs Monday evening at Grace c1uroh, including some new members A dozen of Prof. St. Johns Charts of Childhood and Adolescence aided to the defiuiteness of the very interesting descriptIon.o of the charac tsristics and needs of the various periods. There were also reports of collateral reading.
 Onneoo tribe, O. R. M, will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening There will be Q delegation of great chiefs from the great council of Connecticut present to discuss differ ent subj acts of interest and benefit to the order. Light refreshments will be served Saturday evening the tribe proposes to celebrate the third anni- verssTy of their installation with a dance and entertainment for the mem bers and families. Lynoh's orchestra will furnish music and Thomas P. Jenkins will prompt During inter- mission refreshments will be served, when several of the members and friends will give vocal and instru- mental selections
 The four.aot play, "Dowu in Maine," presented by the seniors of the high school last evening at St Edwards hall, had a large attendance. The play was we'll presented and was much erj,ysd. The quartet, consist ing of William T. Williams, Harry Armstrong. Carl Mullins and William Ladish, sang Lucky Jim" and "Fhe Jack" between the acts and the quintet, which consisted of the quar- tet with Gordon Charter in addition, sang "Massa's in de cold, cold ground' and "Just Smile.'' The sopg, "All bound round with q woolen string. |" was sung by William Ladish The play will be repeated at Memorial hall at the Hollow Friday evening. There will be dancing after the play. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at H F. Oady's store.
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