The Press., 1913-05-14

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 The annual meeting of the Stafford Cemetery association will be held al the town hall next week Wednesday, at 3 p. m.
 Universalist Church Notes This Wednesday evening at '. 30 the state Universalist convention will meet in annual session. After organization official reports will be received, with the annual report of the state super intendent. At 8. 15 seryicea at (which the occasional sermon will be preached by Rev. E. l.. Staples of Waterbury. Subject, Three prob< lems that confront the liberal church. '' The offering will be devoted to mini sterial relief, and the service of holy communion will follow, Thursday at 8. 30, conference meeting; g.: busi- ness of the convention. At; 1.'3O, .,oen-: cluding business; ?, address, The Eage of power," Rev. Dr. w. E. Fom- linson, Worcester; 3, address, { The Sunday school, ; Rev. Carl F. Henry, North Attleboro, Mass. 4, address, "Work in Japan, Rev. Dr. Q. E.. Rice, Springfield; also greetings from George l.. Champlin, state president of the Young Peoples Christian Union, and from Rev. Dr. IL. s. M Collester, dean of the Gram theo- logical school of Tufts college. Sun. day, at morning. service. the pastor will preach on ''The Sabbath.'' At p. m. Young Peoples Christian Union devotional meeting. Topic ap- propriate to educational Sunday, Re- ligion and education.''
 West Stafford.
 James Daley is driving a runabout automobile. ....
 Mrs. Annie Walkley is confined to her home by illness.
 Alfred siswick of Springfield spent Sunday at Henry B. Avery's.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barlow and sons, Claude and Milton, spent Sun day in Westford. ,,..,5:... .. ., P. J. Brown is soon to start steam laundry in the building near Alonzo Shephard' residence. 3.'$ F.
 Miss Faith Hamilton Reed of West Brookfield, Mass, called on friends here the first of the week.
 Rev. John W. Ballantine is attend ing the Union Theological commence ment meeting in New York. F .s.,
 Mrs. Robert Greaves has been spending several weeks with Mrs. Charles Brown in Stafford Street.
 The Christian Endeavor society was warmly welcomed and entertained by the Rockville o. B. society last Fri day evening.
 Henry Chase, 59, died yesterday. The funeral will be held at the home of the late Martin Chase Friday at 3 p. m. Rev. J. W. Ballantine will officiate.
 MT. and Mrs. Green and Ethel and Edward Dowden will move in a few weeks to Dorchester, N. Y. George Bert Dowden, who is employed in the Ellis grocery, will go later.
 Y. P. s. O. E. Sunday evening. Topic, "The stature of Christ, '' Eph, 4:11-16. Leader, Mrs. Hattie Pom- cry. Thursday evening meeting at 80, with subject, "A song of how God speaks to men. How are God s righteous judgments reyealed?" At the last communion service George Bert Dowden joined the church.
 The speaking contest and supper, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society, was we'll carried out last Tuesday evening in spite of the thunder storm. The juvenile prize went to Miss Ruby May Gold and the first prize for the adults to Mrs. Mar shal Bradway The friendliness on the part of the judges to serve was appreciated.
 The following pupils of the Center primary school were perfect in at- tendance during the month ending May 9th: Eva Atchinson, Ruth Avery, Ellis Bradway, Eva Danick, Raymond Demars, Clarence Glazier, Mildred Glazier, Robert Greaves, Francis Hansen, Henry Newell, Roger Pownall, Jennie Pradel, Laura Pra- del, Ludovic Tetrault, Irene Usher, Oscar Usher and Ernest Young. Sixty eight different varieties of wild flow CTS have been brought in by the pupils during the month. [.s .E.. ~.. Staffordville n .....s-
 The Garland mill is shutdown for a week for repairs.
 Mrs. F. Young and family moved, last week to Stafford Hollow. Af l
 MT. and Mrs. George Bradway and family spent Sunday with friends in Wales.
 Leon Chase of Springfield has pur- chased the place of Clarence White at Hydeville.
 The deal for the purchase by Clar- ence White of Milton Belcher's place did not go through.
 As John Tonon has sold his two tenement houses to Clarence White, he will not have an auction.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will serve their usual supper on Thursday evening. : i
 The one-week' s mission service will begin at St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock next Sunday morning. Rev. David W. Kennedy, 0. s. F., will be the preacher.
 Rev. 0. M. Perry of Ellington will supply at the Congregational church next Sunday morning. The usual Christian Endeavor meeting will be held in the evening.