The Press., 1913-05-28

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 o. E. Butterfield and E. J. SWee are on an auto trip to Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Clark have re turned from a brief visit in Vermont
 Miss Hazel Lyon of Maine is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. George L. Dennis
 Mrs. Wm. Morrall and sydne Morrall are guests of Mrs. B. F Cooley.
 Reserved seats for the StaffOr minstrels at St. Edwards hall Fri day, June IS, are on sale at Warren store.
 The Pocahontas dance at Societ.. hall last. Saturday evening had goo' attendance and very enjoyable tim is reported. SIS
 There will be dance at St. Ed wards hall on Thursday evening with music by Woods orchestra. Ad' mission, 25c. :@'
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill will attend tn laying of the corner stone of the St Agnes Infants Home at Hartford Me morial day afternoon.
 The dance given by the high schoo juniors last Friday evening, on ac count of the unfavorable weather, did not have very large attendance and there was loss of about $1O.
 
 John Mahan has sold tract of lanG in the rear of his former residence tt J. A. Olovin of Boston. There arr about ITO lots in the tract, and thu new owner will open an office herr and conduct sale in the near future
 There will be a golf match, with al entrance fee. at the Country olul grounds Friday afternoon. On Satur day afternoon it is expected that there will be another match between the Reds and Blues. The ladies will serve refreshments Friday afternoon. The following ladies' social commit tee has been appointed for the season Miss Mary Converse, Mrs. T. F. Mul len, Mrs. O. H. Moore, Miss Ivy Eaton, Miss McCulloch and Miss Beatrice Congdon.
 Miss Lillian Garvais and Alexander Gilman were united in marriage at St. Edwards church last Thursday. The groom's brother, Henry Gilman, was best man, and Miss Aletha Gar vais, sister to the bride, was bride maid. The bride wore white goblin silk with crystal trimming, wearing a veil with a wreath of white carna. tfons and carrying carnations. The bridemaid wore white silk with pink carnations. After the ceremony they left for a trip to Rhode Island They received many beautiful presents.
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 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Patrick Keener of Webster, Mass. was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mathieus last week.
 @Bron on De Con of East Orange, N. J., was the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wightman over Sunday.
 The Ministerial association meets next Monday afternoon as guests of Rev. and Mrs. I. P. Booth. .-
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey are in Boston celebrating the twenty fifth of their marriage. 7-
 Richard Pero, who has been i'll with acute Bright's disease for the past month, continues to improve. ;,
 The D. w. F. club will give a dance at Memorial hall Saturday evening. Lynch's orchestra will furnish music. ..%-
 Mrs. J. w. Robinson, Mrs. Eva M. Mrs. F. A. Lasbury and Miss E. Edson attended the meet ing of East Central Pomona grange at Holland last Wednesday.
 The post office will be open Friday from 6. 80 to a. m., opened at 8. 15 to 9. 45 am. opened at 1 1 . 80 i; closed at 12. Az, open at 3, closed at 4 D. m., open at 5. 5, closed at 6. 80 p. m.
 Baptist Notes: The pastor was at his old home at Deep River early in the week. The Christian Endeavor subject tonight, Industrial mis- sions," Acts 19:I-6. Leader, Mrs. Oonnors.
 The regular monthly supper of the Ladies' Circle of the Universalist church will be held next Wednesday evening. Hostesses, Mrs. E. O. Pin ney, Mrs. Martin Goodell and Mrs. Joshua Larned.
 The following delegates from the Sunday school attended the North Holland Sunday school con- ference held in Somers Friday: Misses [sadore and Ruth Durham, Miss Lulu [de, Miss Blanche Shippey and Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Gaskin.
 On Thursday, Rev. and Mrs. Will liam B. Gaskin will attend the dedi- cation of the Memorial church at Winchester, N. H., which is built on the site of the church destroyed by ire, in which the fathers of the faith adopted the Winchester Confession of Faith of the Universalist church in sos.
 Universalist Church Notes: Sub- ject of sermon at morning service, 'Persecuted for righteousness sake. :" Young Peoples Christian Union de- meeting topic, Gods glory manifest in the heavens. Chil- lren's Sunday is to be observed the. second Sunday in June. Parents who have children whom they are think ing of presenting for baptism on that lay are requested to communicate with the pastor.
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