The Press., 1914-03-04
A food sale for the benefit of tn,

g F. Cady's store on Friday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. J. J. ssClark will. re : turn in the near future to live at tn
 Springs, after being residents. of ou village for nearly a year.
 The drama, "The Irish Detective,
 that is to be presented at St. Edward
 hall on March IT,, will be repeated g
 Memorial hall on Wednesday evening March Is.
 | Miss Elsie Gaskin, librarian O
 Derry, N. H., public library, is visit
 ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Will
 liam E. Gaskin, at the Universalis
 parsonage.
 The grange will hold a dance il
 grange hall Friday evening, Marol
 13. "A penny lunch'' will be served
 during the evening. Admission
 gentlemen, 25c; ladies, loo. a -:....
 The Ladies' Circle of the Universa
 list church will meet for work this af.
 ternoon at 6 o'clock. The regular
 monthly supper will be served. Host. esses, Mrs. Ellen Needham, Mrs. Wm.
 Walbridge, Mrs. F. j.. Glover. .. On account of his health, Rev. Will. liam B. Gaskin will retire from the active work of the ministry for a time, for needed rest and recuperation.
 He has rendered his resignation as pastor. of the Universalist church, to take effect May st. |, ~ .
 S'rhe young people of the village en- joyed the fine sleighing of the last week. On Tuesday evening party of twenty-two had a straw ride to Statfordville, attending the play given in the Congregational church. On Friday evening a party of fifteen went to West Stafford to the gentlemen s supper. ~'.. .. .~s. -..
 The w.. o. T. U. meets Friday at ?. 45 p. m with Mrs. Wm. Gaskin. The following program has been planned; Solo, by Miss Lulu Ide i; readings, by Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Gaskin and Mrs. Frank Belcher ;song, Miss Eloise Larned; readings, by Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Kellogg. All inter- ested in the. temperance cause are in- vited. -a-,. s>%
 Baptist Notes: Rev. A. B., Todd was welcomed guest inassour homes the first of the week, and returned home, on Tuesday. The Christian En- deaVor meeting will, be held on Sun day evenings for, three months, and a week day prayer meeting will be held, led by the pastor On Thursday even. ing at z. 30 the first of the union Len ten services will be held. at this church, Rev. J. W. Ballantine being the preacher. Next Sunday evening at 2. .15 temperance service will be held here in union with the Univer- salist people, at which O. E. Ryther, the state worker, will be the speaker.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Mrs. John Shuban, Mrs. Emma Walker, Mrs. Mary. Brother hood, Mrs. o. F.. Axtell, fMrs. Mabel Gilmore. Mrs. r. o. Kemp, Mrs. Charles Chesholm, Miss Bessie Mary, Miss Hellen Murray, Miss Doris Pease, Miss Emelie Peterson, Margeurette Fitzgerald, Hilda Hibakka,. Georoyn Gerky, Waycikh Maohuik, Piotr Las- kovkf, Asworth Bros., Henry Rapurt- gski, Ben Robbins, Martin Paul Smith, Owl Drug O., s. Newell, Lyman E. Weeks, Bona Broillard, Jos. M. Walch, M. Nelson, Albert Lazaris, Yincenyo Mucra, Josef Cuieko ?, Carpie Buzzi, Bunca l.. Esopo, M. Jacobsen, Antoni stepanowski.
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 Several persons from this village the automobile show in Hart ford last Saturday. -. ....-~ Rev. w. P. Buck will preach at the Lenten services at the Methodist oh 1rch on Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hiscox, ST., moved last week into one of Mrs. Dunham's tenements from the new city. .,:"- ~.~' ...: :
 A baked bean supper will be served in the Congregational. vestry Thursday night. Also sale of 5, 10 and 15c articles. .....<,. ,....ar ... ... .>.>.
 There, will be food sale at the Congregational church on Thursday, from 3 to 8 p. n1., for the" benefit of the Johnson hospital. -''' '' .~- '~.''~:
 The play. "A Blundering MT, Brown, ' presented in the M. E. ves- try last week Tuesday night, drew large audience.. The parts; were ably taken and the presentation gave much pleasure to those who attended. :;
 Twenty four friends and school mates of Herbert Raymond Bosworth met at his home Monday afternoon af- ter school to celebrate his seventh birthday. Refreshments were served and many gifts were left for the oc. oasion. -..
 George Cooley believes he has a pen of ten barred Plymouth rocks that hold the record in this vicinity for winter laying. These ten hens laid sixty eggs week for two weeks in succession. This as in February dur. ing the ooldest part of the winter. Fifty three eggs in 3 single week is the best record for ten hens at the Storrs school contest. ,.* Metho9iist church notes: On ac- count of the storm Mrs. Walter P. Buck of the Springs was asked over the phone not to come last Sunday, hEtsE pleaaamtahae will be on hand next Sunday morning ami give Rad-, dress on woman's home missionary work. The pastor preached an inter- -LAs . A-