The Press., 1914-04-08
Miss oatbaripe Craig is visiting her

Miss Catharine Craig is visiting he
 aunt in Lowell.
 Carl Mullins was home from Hart
 ford over Sunday.
 Regular meeting of the Sons o
 Veterans this evening.
 MT. and Mrs Angelo Pellizara have a little son born April 2.
 = The Stafford Springs Girl club vii not meet this coming Monday.
 Miss Marian Jones has been witl relatives in Manchester for a few days.
 Mrs. H. O. Wilbur of Worcester is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard B. Baker.
 Louis Feddler has removed his family to Norwood, Mass. where he has a position.
 The banks and library will close Friday The post-office will observe holiday hours.
 Jumes Brigham of Maine has taken position as assistant superintendent at the Rhode Island plant. Harold Comins and Miss Hazel Comins are home from Danbury for the Easter vacation.
 Regular meeting of the l.. A. A. O. H., Thursday evening in Hibernian hall, Warren's block.
 Miss May Gilligan is home from Mt. St. Joseph seminary, Hartford, for the Easter vacation
 The Warren Woolen Go is running the carling and spinning departments all night to keep up with orders.
 The Misses Angela Wilson and Esther Porter of New London are guests of Mrs. W. P. Buck for a few days
 The board of governors of the golf club will hold an important meeting at the library building Saturday even ing at 73O.
 Mrs Lucius Smith and two sons have been guests of Mrs. Charles Smith. Kenneth, the older boy, will remain during this week.
 The Easter Sunday evening service at the Methodist church will be vesper carol service at o'clock, with brief sermon by the pastor.
 April nineteenth will be observed as "Go-to- Church Day" in Stafford, and it is hoped that every body will attend the church of their preference on that day.
 Miss Annie M. Chapman of Rock vile, who was operated on last week at the Johnson hospital is making a good recovery and hopes to return to her home soon.
 Prof. John D. Libbey will give an evening of readings and impersona tions in the Methodist church, Tues day evening next He is said to be in his line.
 New telephones have been placed as G. G. Perry, 7-12 and | Frank Edson, West Stafford, 89-14. F. J. Chandler's number has been to III. and Frank Smiths o 1l2.
 The engagement is announced of Hiss Clarissa E. Davis of this borough O Edward T. Newton of Willimantic Hiss Davis is a teacher in the com- neroial department of the Williman- ic high school.
 The school in the Davis district, nder the direction of Miss Edith B. sattage the teacher, gave an enjoy ble Easter concert at the school house ast Friday evening. The proceeds will be used to buy pictures for the chool room.
 Luigi Baldracchi, while bottling 'eer few days ago was badly cut in he palm of his hand by a breaking bottle The tendon of his index finger vas severed and he bled profusely. He was attended by pr. Stretch and was taken to a Hartford hospital.
 Miss Dorothy West Lathrop will be united in marriage Saturday at New London, to Carroll L. Beedy of Port Iand, Me. The ceremony will take place at St. James Episcopal church at 6 D. m. MT. and Mrs. Beedy> will be at home at Portland after June 1st.
 "The Seven last words of Christ" :" a Lenten cantata by Theo. Dubois, will be sung in the Congregational church Sunday evening by large | chorus and Mss Helen E. Lester, | soprano; Fred M Green, tenor and | Fred Latham, all of Hartford, soloists. | Of Miss Lester and MT. Green no | is needed, their singing has always given pleasure here. MT ! Latham is bass at the Pennington | Ave- Congregational church, Hartford | and comes with fine reputation for cantata singing. "The seven last | words'' was given last Good Friday | and then was pronounced one of the l finest musical works ever heard in our borough. pr. G. Percival Bard will | assist with the piano and organist, B. A. Waite, will play the organ. A collection will be taken to meet the expenses.
 The Merchants defeated the Inde- pendents ? to last evening in a | bowling match.
 Merchants. Brown, 92 89 8S- 269 l Jacobsen, 86 90 76- 252 | 89 86 SO 255 Snow, 89 S8 96- 273 |