The Press., 1915-03-31

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 W. R. O. will have their regular meeting next Wednesday.
 Arthur Adams has taken a position with the Phoenix Woolen Go.
 Edgar Young and Frank Webbel went on an auto trip to New Haven on Sunday.
 Misses Alice and Ruth Walker. who teach in New York, are at home for the Easter vacation.
 There was a lively forest fire on Sunday near Edgewood.. the fire con. suming about 50 acres of young woodland.
 Mrs. Edward P. Sturgeon and son, Stephen, of West Derby, Vt, are guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. F. Pease.
 Miss Mary Chandler of New Bed. ford is spending her school vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs, F. J. Chandler.
 The Ladies' Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet at the parsonage on Tuesday, at D.. in. Study: Foreign Missions.
 Letters at the post office awaiting claimants: J. Bruno. F. Bruno, Michele Guarco, Attilio F. Ostin, o. G. Richards, P. Shirin, Wm. Stafford.
 Mrs. Louis Converse returned yester- day to her home in Cleveland, Ohio, after spending few weeks with her sisters, the Misses Russell, at Wood Lawn cottage
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. B. church will serve a supper this evening at 6 o'clock, followed by an entertainment. Supper and enter tainment, l , cents.
 Mrs. s. A. Jacobs of Chelsea will come to the Mclaughlin home to- morrow to spend few days. She will be rem emb bered by many as a former teacher here in grade nine
 In the borough court the civil case of the Mckinley Music Go. against John Sena was continued for one week, Attorney Fisk is counsel for plaintiff and Attorney O'Connell for defendant
 William Marsland of the Institute for the Blind at Hartford, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A thur Parks of Fox village. MT. Marsland, although totally blind, is fine pianist and is a singer of much ability.
 Harry Markof is going to let out a contract to build two story wooden building on West Main street this spring. MT. Markoff will undoubtedly occupy the store with his present business. There will be one tenement over the store
 The Stafford Young Mems club will close for the season, Saturday, at 5.3O p. m. A buffet lunch will be served from to to all memb bers who register, and receive tickets from Reynolds at the club rooms not later than Thursday evening.
 The civil action by Frank H. Baker against Clinton H. Kibbe comes up Saturday before the borough court, and also the case of O. P. Bradway & Son against Clinton H. Kibbe comes up Saturday. Attorney Fisk is for the plaintiffs and Attorney Thomas for the defendants .-. --
 The Mill League, which made such a good start, has been disorganized. Owing to the inability of many of the players to be present when a game was scheduled was the reason. Most of the mills are working overtime and that means that the players neces- sarily have to work.
 The following students are home for the Easter vacation: Miss Louise Beckwith from Simmons, Miss Frances Alden from Wellesley, Miss Evelyn Griffiths from Mt Holyoke, Misses Marjorie Morse, Ann McCulloch, Lucy and Ruth Alden and Louise Griffith from Northfeld, Wilfred Eaton from the Worcester school of technology.
 Methodist Church Notes: Rev. J. w. Ballantine will preach at the post poned Lenten service tomorrow even- ing. Friday evening in the auditorium will be the special union Good Friday service, with union choir and sermon by the Rev. J. P. Jones of Hartford. Sunday morning special Easter music, reception of mem bers and sermon by the pastor appropriate tor the day An Easter carol service will be held at 30 o'clock. At this vesper ser vice there will be a girls choir of thirty voices. At the morning service Mrs. Ella Harris Mullen will sing "Victory, by Shelley. Envelopes for the general benevolence may be brought as special Easter offering. At the evening service, Sunday, April II, will occur the stereopticon lecture, "The Immigrant in America. '' Conference sits April IA, in Brock ton, Mass.
 At the Congregational church Sun. day there will be special music with sermons appropriate to the day The annual custom of using in decoration flowers loaned in memory of loved ones will be the plan, and all are re- quested to have their plants at the church by 2.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The quartet, assisted by chorus, pianist, and it is expected violinist, will sing the following music at the evening service Anthems, Hosanna, J. Grazier; To! The Tomh is Empty, Broome; Come, See the Place where Jesus Lay, Parker; con tralto solo, An Easter song; soprano solo, The King of Glory. The Thurs day evening service will be omitted to- morrow and the congregation will join with the Methodist church in a Good Friday service. There were