The Press., 1915-03-24
". R. O.. will have their regular

spent the Week k-enu WieH HIS Poion'
 here.1
 The annual meeting of the Congre gational society will be held thi
 evening.
 The Tuthill estate on East Mai street, which was probated last week
 has been bargained to Chas. Hodgson
 There will be a rehearsal of Re Men and Pocahontas overture at St Edwards hall Friday evening at o'clock sharp.
 Baker Chapter, O. E. S., will hol their regular meeting this evening There will be refreshments after tn business meeting.
 The Red Men and Pooahontas ar busy making arrangements for thei fair and are trying in every wa. possible to surpass their suceess o last year.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Buck went tt New London Monday to attend thu funeral of B. B. Gardner, one of tn, best known and most popular citizen' of that city.
 The monthly social of the Stafford Business Mems association last Fri day evening, which was the last o1 the season, was the most enjoyable of the series. The first prizes fol I, ,zH nl ko Micc GrQoc Griffiths and George Siswick. The consolation prizes went to Miss Eunice Park and Lincoln Luce. Lynch's orchestra furnished the music for the dancing.
 "A Debt of Honor,'' the play ch1sen for the annual presentation by the A. 0 H , at St. Edwards hall on Wednesday, March IT, was given before one of the largest crowds that has ever gathered in the hall. Every available inch of space was utilized and many were unable to obtain tickets. The individual parts were we'll taken and commendation is heard from all. By many it is con- sidered the best among their many successes. It was given at Stafford on Thursday night to a fair sized audience. On Friday night it was staged in St. Edwards hall for the benefit of the Johnson Hospital Aid society. The audience would un- 1oubfodIx, houo boop ,puob loruor bod there not been so many previous en- agreements for the same evening. Miss Angelina Sena sang "I Didn't Raise My Boy to be a Soldier" and "I Hear You Calling Me- Miss Sena has a sweet, natural voice and was literally applauded.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Cemetery association was held at the library building Monday evening. The old board of directors, with the addition of David Bissett, were reelected by the lot owners The directors meeting followed F 2. Patten, who has served as presi. lent of the association in very fficient manner for the past ten years, eolined a unanimous reelection W. s. Treble was elected president; R. '. Smith, vice. president, and O. F. handler, secretary and treasurer 'ere e-elected. The executive com. including the three preceding officers, Tas increased to five and O. F. Har- 'ood and F. F. Patten were added 3 the committee. R, W. Smith nd F. G. Sanford were re elected uditors. It was voted that the xecutive committee be instructed to ct aside tract of the cemetery for he burial of worthy poor. The of a water system for the of the cemetery was dis ussed and was also left in the hands if the executive committee for investi- ,ation. The association is in an ex. client financial condition and the in- ome from the fund left by the late drs. Catherine Hicks, which it is will amount to not less than ;l,000 a year, can be used to the urther beautifying of the cemetery, which is already in a fine condition. The treasurer's report follows;
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