The Press., 1914-04-08

r MT. and Mrs. D. W. French a
 receiving congratulations on the birt : of son, Daniel, last Saturday.
 Miss Isadore Durham and Mil f Marjorie Dimmock are the guests C
 Mrs. May Moseley of Burnside. 8 Mrs. Emo has returned to her hom
 in Somprs after spending the wlnte l with Mrs. Nedham at MT. Crawford's
 Mrs. Eliza Dugdale has been suffer l ing with appendicitis for some tim and will be taken to the Hartford hos pital for an operation. } Mrs Joseph Saterlee and son How ard, of Needham Heights, Mass were guests at the home of MT. anu Mrs. I. P. Booth, over Sunday. } Frequent rehearsals are being hel' of the play, "Old New England, " t' be given in Memorial hall, Friday evening, April 24th, under the aus pices of the Stafford grange.
 Baptist Church Notes: The Ladies Aid society meeting which was ap pointed for Thursday, with supper will be postponel until next week or account of the death of Mrs. Wallace Jones. The Easter Sunday school concert will be held next Sunday morning at the usual hour of the church service.
 Many friends will learn with sor' row of the death of Mrs. Wallace Jones. She had returned from Char ter Oak hospital, Hartford recently to the home of her sister, Mrs. A. w.. Kingsbury, at the Springs to recuper- f ate ere she should come to her home here. But her strength gradually failed till she passed away on Monday evening at o'clock. Her funeral will be held at her late home on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Her husband and family have the sympathy of all.
 There will be special music at the Universalist church Easter Sunday. Program for morning: Organ prelude, A Springtime Sketch," Brewer; Easter Carols, choir and congrega- tion; Anthem, "Christ is Risen, ' Wilson; Anthem, Fear not ye, Sullivan; Offertory, Morning Song, " Gaul; Postlude, Triumphal March, Stewart At 4 80 p m. the Cantata, "The First Easter," by Wilson, will be sung hy chorus of 20 voices. Solo parts taken by Mrs. o. H. Moore, Miss Newell, W. Brown and o. H. Moore. Mrs c. A. Nelson of Brook lyn, NY. will assist in both services.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: Clarito Coveki, I. Novak, Miss Elsie Teal, Oregugivline Tosille, Miss Louise Ticontivonbio, Mrs. J, Ninu, R. N, Guolok Verona, Mrs. Million, Chas. E. Wheeler, Miss S. Shelke, Chas T. Wolliscroft, M. Di Meira Antoriume, Mr. Henrky Sgma lkon. Mrs Jadwigoi Diedsic, MT. Flar vian Arsenault, MT. Martin Repka, Rev. Charles Tracy, Oliver Cote, MT. Otto Frey, MT. o M. Frey, John H. Kemp, Neal Moran, Issaac Lockwood, Miss Ethel Bernhardt, Miss Marie Ausenault, Mrs. c. A. Blackuan, Mrs. Lillie Charter, Mrs. Agnes Jackson, Mrs. Mary E Green, Mrs. Samuel Lowe
 Staffordville
 Miss Myrtle Phelps of East Milton, Mass, is home on her Easter vacation.
 Joseph Rabideau, who has been very i'll with pneumonia, is steadily improving.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick Cunningha moved last week into one of Mrs. Vaill's tenements.
 It is expected there will be a preaching service next Sunday in the Methodist church.
 Miss Bessie May Goodell of Rox- bury, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. s. Bosworth.
 Mrs. Lillian Goodell visited rela- tives in Roxbury, Mass, last week Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Leon Cooley and family moved last Saturday into the tenement vacated by Fred MoOres and family.
 Mrs John Rishton spent a few days in Providence, R. I. this week and attended the funeral of her niece.
 MT. and Mrs S. M. Lambert and daughter, Doris, of West swansey, N. H., were in town on a business trip Monday.
 Mrs. Isadore Grant, Roxbury, Mass, and Mrs. Emma Dyer of Whitman visited their father, H. G. Durham, also J. H. Mccarthy, last week.
 Dubrelle Wilson and Eddie Earring ton attended the funeral of their uncle, Arnold Upton, in Ashford, last Wednesday. They returned home Saturday evening.
 No services were held in the Metho- dist church last Sunday, but num- Der of the people availed themselves of the opportunity to hear Rev. MT. Peary of the Congregational church. The Epworth League service will be held this week at the usual time and place. Topic: "The joy of Easter in the Soul.' Matt 28:1-1O John 2O:19-22. Leader, Miss Bertha Belcher.
 West Stafford.
 The chance of your life. Read the cir uIars look for the ad. come J. Wasselman.
 Social dance at Sturtevant's hall, Saturday evening.
 Raymond Roberts is now home again after brief sojourn in the Southern states.
 Mrs Charles Glazier spent Sunday bnr hroAhon RohnrA K:Ll,n