The Press., 1914-01-14

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 Orcuttville.
 Miss N. Needham has gone to Am herst, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Preble are visiting Mrs. Skidmore of New York city.
 Last Friday N. Hemenway and Paul Ginholt were fishing ia State Line pond and caught 21 fine piokerel
 Stafford. ..~,.
 The Phoenix Woolen mill is run ming but four days week.
 Miss Margaret Black has gone to Bristol, Me-, where she has position as commercial teacher. ...
 Miss Nellie Dugdale went last week to Madison, Me, where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fay Keefe. .>
 Miss Blanche Shippey has sufficient ly recovered from her recent attack of typhoid fever to again take charge of her room in the Pinney Grammar school. Il
 The second lecture in the winter s course under the auspices of the H. P. U. will be given in Memorial hall next Wednesday evening by Glenn Frank, who will speak on "Religion and Modern Life. .'' He is spoken of as young man of remarkable ability and an unusual fund of knowledge. showing a wide acquaintance, with: history and literature. .#
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Dr. I. P. Booth, master of the local grange, is attending the state grange meeting. held in Foot Guard hall, Hartford, this week. Installation of officers will take place next Tuesday evening, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of Vernon grange acting as installing officers. The installation will be open to the grangers and their invited friends. A collation. will be served.
 Baptist Notes: The covering anew of the roof of the main part of the church with asbestos cement shingles is completed, and gives assurance of an excellent roof for many years. TheLadies' Aid society will meet for work on Thursday afternoon and will serve supper as usual, only little before to those who can come then, as the week day prayer meeting will be held after supper. The hostesses of the supper are Mrs. Emily Goodell and Mrs. Adelbert Agard A full at. tendance of the ladies' society is de- sired, as it is the annual business meeting. The subject of the evening is Purpose, persistency and power in. prayer. " Leader, Mrs. Harris.
 Staffordville ... There will be mass at St. Joseph's S chapel Sunday at 9 o'clock. '
 The youngest child of MT. and Mrs. Albert Lock is ill with bronchitis. Allison Lyon has been confined to his home by illness for few days.
 Miss Nellie Dugdale is spending Fay Keefe, in Madison, Me.
 Mrs. Willis Belcher and Mrs. Lima Booth were the guests of Miss Lucretia Ladd in Somers last Friday.
 The men of the Methodist church will serve clam chowder and baked bean supper Thursday evening in the vestry from to o'clock. Adults, sc; children, 1Oc. Last Sunday morning Rev. MT. Andrews preached from 1 John 1 B, "Truly our fellow ship is with the Father, and with His Son, Jesus Christ. |" Sunday even- ing he preached from James 2:5, "Rich in faith.' Friday evening the usual prayer meeting will be held, with B Y. Fisk as leader. -
 West Stafford. >s-
 George Barlow is confined to his home by illness. . u. OuTGlS ndS mOV0U HIS saw Il on to the Alvin Gold wood lot.
 Marshal Bradway is in Waterbury and Naugatuck on a business trip.
 Schools commenced Monday. Miss Jennie Town returned from Somer- vile, Mass, on Saturday.
 Y. P. S. 0. E. Sunday evening, with topic Ambitious EndeaI orers, !" 2 Tim. 2:l-15. Leader, Carl H. Bradway. The Thursday evening meeting will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Glazier at z. 80, with topic "In the beginning,'' Gen. 1: :131. All things begin with God. How far have we obeyed Gods con- mand? The Y. P. s. o. E. have elected the following officers for the first six six months of 1914: Presi- dent, Miss Josephine Newell; vice. president,G G. Burt Dowden; recording secretary, Miss Helen Preston; corre- spending secretary, Mrs. M. L. Brad way; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy pianist, Miss Ballantine. Ohairmen -R 4 L C.