The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1915-12-08

0e WIG mooGlug OF 0CauOT0 Sra0e
last evening the following officer
were elected for the coming yea,
Master, ]. P. Brown; O., Geo. H
Lord; Sec., Mrs. F. A. Lasbury
Treas, Mabel E. Booth; lecturer
Mrs. J. W. Robinson; steward, R. A
Booth; A. s.. G. D. Ide; chaplain
Mrs. Julia Ensminger; L. A. l..
Mrs. J.P. Brown; q. K, Paul Booth
O., Mildred Webster; P, Alice Web
ster; F., Lulu Ide; pianist, Mrs
Inez Lasbury; executive committee
j. P. Brown. g. D. Ide, j. M
Larned; finance, j. M. Larned, g
Fl. Lord, r. A. Booth; insuranc,
committee, I. P Booth, j. M. Larned
J. W. Robinson
Baptist Church Notes: On Sunda,
the church voted, as a part of tn,
missionary apportionment OF the en-
suing year, to endeavor to contribut,
fifty dollars to the state work. TIL,
Sunday school also voted to observ,
Christmas on Christmas eve, with 6
concert program and tree as usual,
the concert committee Of the church,
with Miss Lottie Hatch as chairman,
being in charge of the literary part.
Adelbert Agard was appointed az
usual to secure tree or trees. The
prayer meeting of the week will be
held tonight at 80 at the chapel.
Subject, Jehovah learning over Israel.
Next Sunday evening at 7.15 Rev.
Dr.. Thomas, returned missionary,
will speak at the church on the work
of the foreign field. The Christian
Endeavor service will be held at 6. 80
p. M.
StafordvilIe.
held In the Congregational church vestry
o Thursday evening. Useful and fancy
articles and home made candies will be
on sale. Many articles suitable for holt
day gifts. Campo's Ice Cream. For par
ticulars see item below.
Rev. Mr.. Tunnicliffe has returned
to his parish after having few days
of recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barlow of
New Britain visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beloher, Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Eaton of Stafford
Springs spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Esther Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Belcher visited
the formers sister, Mrs. Ellery
Bartlett, in Eastford, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sarris. who
have spent several weeks here, left
Tuesday for their home in Woonsocket.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler entertained
On Sunday |. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Jacquith, Mrs. VIM. Taylor and
George Taylor of South Coventry.
We have one case of diphtheria
iu this part of the town, Master Her.
bert Bosworth being the afflicted one.
Mrs Geo. Miller is also under
as she is helping care for
the child. 4
Methodist Church Notes: The topic
For next Sunday morning is "The
Glorious and Beautiful Effects of
God Dwelling in Men," Epworth
League meeting in the evening.
Topic: "The Promise of Heaven "
Congregational Church Notes: A
lair and Christmas sale will be held
IN che vestry Thursday evening. USE
'ul and fancy articles and homemade
,sndies will be on sale and Campo "a
ce cream will be served. A program
~ local and out.of-town talent is to
% given, including play entitled
"A Precious Pickle" Cast of charac.
ers: Mrs. A. A. West, Mrs. Clarence
White, Mrs. Henry Larges and the
Misses Esther Hedges, Florence White,
Ruth Broadway and Dorothy Turner.
Reading by professional, solos and
flee club music will complete the
program. Admission, 10 cents for
ldults; cents for children.
West Stafford.
Walter Burt has returned from a
weeks stay with his daughter, Miss
Margaret Burt, at Randolph, vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barlow of
New Britain were the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. G. M. Barlow last week.
There will be special music at the
J. E. service next Sunday evening,
md the hymn, "Abide with Me-"
will be pantomimed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gold have
received a letter from their son,
Ralph, who sailed from Vancouver
IN October 18th stating, that he had
reached japan safely on his way to
china.
~s~> UNION.
John Vidaska has employment at
Miss Bessie Moore of Bridgeport
vas recent guest at her home here
H. r. Howard attended a meeting
# the county commissioners at Yer
ION last Monday.
Last week j. E. Sellers exercised
lis saving outfit on the wood piles of |
dixie Tusek and John Sedluk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of |
Hartford were week END guests of |
Ir. and Mrs. G.. Raymond Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Burnham of |
are receiving congratu-
atoms on the birth of a daughter.
ane.
Ida, little daughter of Mr.. and
FRS. Raymond Hathaway has been
ute Ill the past week and is under
ae DOCTORS care.
A. B. Wells is having the brush
feared away at the upper reservoir at
he Wallace place preparatory to
reoting a new dam in the spring.
Regular meeting of Mashapaug
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