The Press., 1913-01-22
On Saturday evening at 2. 30 D. m.

 there will be given play by the young people of the Rockville Chris tlan Endeavor society in the Congre- gational church vestry Admission, 2Oc; children under 12, half price. Ice cream and candy will be sold. The title of the play is Farm Folks. !" The cast of caracters is as follows: Philip Burleigh, Elmer Sykes; Dave Weston, Gustave Rydholm; Amos Goodwin, John Turner; Biiah Finn, Thure Rydholm; Thompson, Milford Holmes; Flora Goodwin, Doris Ahern Mrs: Burleigh, .a Minnie Mclean; Grace Rurleigh, Rose Becker; Sarah Goodwin, Georgianna Mcdonald; Mrs. Peasley, MayChadwick; Della slocum, Florence Morrell.
 Methodist Church Notes: Prayer meeting this week will be held at the parsonage Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock. Subject, 'Narrowness. " Sunday morning subject of sermon, "Chastening-its fruits.' Epworth League topic Sunday evening, E'Pres- ent day conditions in the dark con- tinent. " The Epworth League have invited the Christian Endeavor so- ciety to unite with them in the Sum- day evening meetings for February, the first meeting to be at the M. B. church, the second at the Congrega- tional church and alternately so on through the month. Rev. J. H. New land, district superintendent, will be present Wednesday evening, Jan. 29, to conduct the fourth quarterly con- ference.
 Congregational Church Notes: Last Sunday the pastor preached in the morning on Fellowship as test of Christian life," ] John 1 v, and at Orcuttville in the afternoon on 'Sur- render to the claim of Christ, '' 3 Cor. S:5, "First they gave their own selves to the Lord.'' Next Sunday Y. P. s. O. E. will be led by Omer Cooley. Subject, "Mission work at home and abroad,'' Acts IS: 14-44. On Wednesday evening at the prayer meeting hour, 7.3O, all members of church and congregation are cordially invited to meet with Miss Jones at her house. On Tuesday evening the Bible class begin following the course laid out in "The Outline Bible studies,'' used at the Springs class and written by Rev. Charles Boyd, the teacher of that class. The meet ings will be alternated with those at the Springs, and will be led by MT. Hamilton and Miss Jones. The next meeting will be held Feb. 4th and will be at Miss Jones'. Time, 7.3O D. m.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Frank Winter is under the doctors care
 Mrs. F. z. Fairfield is confined to her home by illness.
 Eli Neff of Holland spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. George Ellithorpe. Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance in Sturtevant's hall Sat- urday evening.
 Rev. Nassau Stephens of Upper Montclair, N. J., is visiting his sis ter, Mrs. George Litz.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Eldridge of Wilmington were the guests of Mrs. Eldridge's grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Mckinney, over Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid supper and enter tainment were we'll attended last evening, about seven dollars being taken in. Miss Lucy Alden kindly gave violin solo which was much enjoyed. l.. ...
 Y. P. s. o. E.. Sunday evening. Topic, Mission work at home and abroad,'' l, evangelism, Acts IS: IA A. Thursday evening prayer meet ing omitted this week in order to give opportunity to hear the lecture at Stafford Springs that evening. The young peoples meeting last Sunday was made especially interesting by the leader. A debate was opened on the question, "Are o. E. prayer meet ings worth while ?" LaVergne Dim- ock taking the negative, Miss Josephine Newell the affirmative.
 SOMERS.
 George l.. Keeney has gone for six-months' term in the New York electrical school.
 Henry s. Stevenson is able to be about again, after being seriously i'll at his home on East Broad street for some time.
 Miss Ruth Cleggett has returned to her home in Hartford, after visiting her sister, Miss Nettie Cleggett, for