The Press., 1913-05-21

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 evening. All members are requeste to be present.
 Stafford.
 Miss Minnie Hunt is spending few days in Hampden, Mass.
 The Phoenix Woolen Go. is build ing a brick addition to the dyehouse.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Oomstock O. New York are the guests of Mrs. L. s Goodell for few days.
 About thirty members of Somer grange visited the Stafford grange last evening and gave an interesting pro gram.
 Martin Hunt has been confined tC the house for the past fortnight with an attack of pneumonia, but is i'm proving.
 Universalist Church Notes: Sub ject of sermon at morning service "The casting out of demons. '' Young Peoples Christian Union devotiona at p. m. Topic appropriate to Mercy Sunday, Tenderness for animals. .
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt od Bridgeport were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson during the recent convention at the Universalist church. MT. and Mrs. Johnson returned to Bridgeport with their guests for g few days visit.
 Baptist Notes: The meeting of the Ashford Baptist Sunday school con- vention will be held here in June. The pastor was called to Willimantic on Tuesday to confer with the pro- gram committee. The mid-week prayer service will be held this even- ing. Subject, "The stature of Christi up into it, Ephesians Al: Leader, Mabel Colburn. The Ladies Aid society will meet for work on Thursday afternoon and will serve supper from to 8. Hostesses, Mrs. Emily Goodell and Mrs. Oscar N. Colburn. -e4. ...' ... ...
 Staffordville
 J. l.. Browning is quite ill at his home. -..5.'
 Johnson Goodwill of Hartford visit ed his brother, Andrew Goodwill, over Sunday.
 Mrs. A. s. Bosworth entered the Johnson Memorial hospital last Sat- urday for treatment for few weeks.
 Mrs S. M. Lambert and daughter, Doris, returned home from their visit with relatives in West Swanzey, N. H., Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. West and fami- ly of Pittsfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs. W.'s parents, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson.
 Mrs. William A. Thompson and infant daughter, Loretto, returned to their home on Colburn hill Tuesday from Mrs. Browning's.
 Mrs. Lillian Goodell, who has been at Mrs. J. M. Armstrong's for several months, is spending few weeks with her brother, Arthur s. 3osworth
 Tue library room in the school will be opened to the public lext week Tuesday and Friday after loons, between the hours of 2. 80 to :. All books that are out are re- uested to be brought in Tuesday af- ernoon.
 Bert Willard, age 33. died at the ome of his mother, Mrs. Ida Greg ry, last Sunday morning. MT. Will ard had been in poor health for several ears The funeral was held in the Iethodist church Tuesday afternoon t 2. 30 o'clock and was conducted by he Foresters, and Rev. W. D. Hamil- on offered prayer. -.
 Otis Holbrook of Palmer, former esident of Staffordville, died in John- on Memorial hospital last week We'd lesday. The funeral was held in the ocal Congregational church last Fri lay afternoon at clock and was conducted by Rev. W. D. Hamilton, Vho made remarks on ''The measure nent of mans life '' The burial was n the Staffordville cemetery.
 The following officers of the Ep- worth League have been recently re- lected: President, Rev. W. D. department of spiritual york, Mrs. J.. Carpenter; department f world evangelism, G.. W. Miller department of mercy and help, O. E. filler; department of literary and ocial work, Mrs. G. Hammer; secre- ary and treasurer, Mrs. H. A. Bos- worth.
 St. Joseph's parish is holding a | cry successful mission service all his week. There are two sermons ach day, one at o'clock in the morn- ng, the other at 7.3O every evening. The attendance is remarkably good oth morning and evening. The ser- ices for next Sunday are announced or o'clock in the morning and [. 30 | n the evening, when the closing ser non will be delivered. ...-
 A supper will be served in the M. ,, vestry Thursday evening at the sual hour. Hostesses, Mrs. Grant | Tanner and Mrs. Charles Smith. A l Tictorola concert will be given after he supper at 7.3O o'clock. A disc MT. Edison's latest inven- ion and the most perfect talking ma hine in the world, will be used. Ad- lission for adults, loo for either SUD- CT or entertainment, or 5c for both i; l hildren, 5c and 1Oc.
 Methodist Church Notes: A fine ermon on the burning bush was reached last Sunday morning by l 'rof. William, vice principal of the last Greenwich academy. Prof. Will jams has a wonderful delivery. His