The Press., 1913-10-29

over Sunuayy Cn0 guest OA N'AtnUO l Converse.
 r; Ennis & Lewis, the sign painteri
 have moved from Gary's building t South street, in the Kane building. @ Mrs. R. Smithies and son, Roscoe . have returned to their home in Pal
 mer after few days visit with he
 sister, Mrs. John E. Hancock. il Attorney Robert Fisk drove his aut !, into the barn the other night withou . opening the doors. The machine wa
 not injured, but some repairs wer necessary on the doors.
 Thieves broke into Corydon Smith
 henhouse few nights ago and stol
 six of his best bullets, cutting thei
 heads off in the coop before leaving The same night George Eaton los , five
 There was small attendance at tn
 special town meeting held at the tow
 house Monday afternoon. 0. B. Pin
 ney acted as chairman. It was unan
 imously voted to appropriate $2O,
 900 for highways under the provision
 governing this class of construction a present.
 Rev. John E. Clark, a former resi-
 dent. who was obliged to give up hi
 clerical duties owing to ill health { few months ago and who has been il
 the Adirondack region, has returned
 much improved. He has been ap
 pointed rector of the Sacred Hear
 parish in Suffield and will soon take
 up his new duties.
 ! Grace church notes: Sunday, Holy
 Communion and sermon, 10. 45. Even.
 ing Prayer and short address, 2. Sat.
 urday, All Saints day, Holy Com.
 munion at 9 o'clock in commemoratiou of the faithful departed of the parish.
 Wednesday,. 7.3n, the c. F. s. will meet with Miss Katherine Smith,
 Friday afternoon the Woman's Auxil- iary will meet for organization at o'clock with Mrs. F. l.. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Amidon have been guests of relatives and friends in Somers and Springfield. The last of this week MT. and Mrs. Amidon will go to Westford, spending Sunday with his parents, and next week will go to Godfrey, H., to be with Mrs. Ami- don's mother during the winter. MT. and Mrs. Andrew Amidon, former residents of Stafford Springs, will oo- |, os avenue. s ..
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening at Memorial hall. Subject, Panama, it's history and geography. The Story of the Canal. Northern Republics of South Am srica |: Columbia, Venezuela and the Guianas. Committee, Miss E. Valentine, Miss M. I. Newton, Miss M. E. Cooley and Mrs. R. W. Ellis. Miss G. A. Wash burn will render piano solos, Host esses, Miss Margaret Ballantine and Mrs. H. A. Pownall.
 The recognition service of Rev. l.. Rees will be held at the Oongrega- tional church this afternoon and even- ing, with the following order of ser vice: Two-thirty p. m., meeting of the council of recognition. Four p. m, public meeting Hymn 3l7; scripture reading, Rev. D. E. Jones, anthem, Ire Deum, y (Dressler); prayer. Rev. J. W. Bal West Stafford; hymn 145; sermon, Rev. c. E. Merriam, Puritan Brooklyn, N. Y.; anthem, Blest Be The Tie That Binds," (Root); doxology; benediction; post Jude, "Hosanna, Wache). Seven thirty p. m., public meeting = Chair man, Rev. R. G. Clapp, Lowell, Mass. prelude, Festival March, ," (Dubois); anthem, "Send Out Thy Light" (Gounod); prayer, Rev. Earl H. Thayer, Somers; address, Rev. L. G. Rogers, Storrs; hymn 40; address, Rev. A. Rees Williams, Ma Verick church, Boston; anthem, ''On- ward, Christian Soldiers" (Shelley); benediction; postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" (Handel).
 Methodist Church Notes: The classes for industrial work will be or ganized on Saturday at 3 o'clock D. m., and will be graded. Girls de- string to join the sewing classes will register at that time. This instruc- tion is practically free and the teach CTS hope to be of real service to the community. Next Sabbath evening "Our New Americans in Their Old World" Homes will be presented by the use of the stereopticon, with 60 slides. The pastor will read the lecture furnished with the slides. Next week Tuesday at 1.3O pm. will open the annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the New England southern conference of the M. E. church. Reports from each district and from the correspond ing secretary and the treasurer of the conference. Rev. George G. Surivener will close the afternoon session with an address. At 2. 80 a young peoples rally, with address by Miss Carrie Barge of Delaware, Ohio. Wednes- day at g. 80 a. m. and 1.SO p. m. further sessions, with addresses by Miss Barge and by Miss Jessie Ar buckle, New Haven. A report of the general executive meeting held at D. O., will be given by the conference president, Mrs. Walter F. Buck. -.E...s
 The annual meeting of the Boys club was held at the club rooms last evening. It was voted to increase the board of directors from nine to twelve. OF. Chandler, F. H. Baker and Peter Reynolds, whose terms ex- pired, were reelected for a term of three years. C.B. Pinney, M. O'Hal- loran and Principal Gordy were the ola