The Press., 1915-10-13
Misses E. A. and P. T. Chandler

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 are visiting in Chester, Mass.
 Regular meeting of Eastern Star
 this week Wednesday evening.
 Regular meeting of Mineral Springs
 lo'lge, K. of F., Friday evening.
 Wagner 6 Lindner. the electricians,
 have purchased a Ford automobile
 through the Hudson Garage Go.
 A daughter, Clarissa Emily. was
 born Monday, Oot 4th, to Mir. and
 Mrs. Clarence Wood of Springfield.
 There will be a meeting of the Grand Army post at the library build
 ing Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 There was a private dance at Odd Fellows hall last evening under the auspices of Dr. O. B. Tschummi.
 Among those who. have witnessed a part of the world series are James shepherd, Fred wildey and Dr. P. Hanley.
 John Burgeois is located in the new Foster block, and the Stafford Candy Kitchen has also moved in. The windows have not been put in yet.
 Mrs. A. M. Royce has sold her farm on Village Hill to ". D Ruby. Mrs Royce has gone to live with her sister. Mrs. A. G. Blair at Stafford vile for the present.
 Rev. W. P. Buck attended the meeting of the Norwich District Ministerial association in Westerly the first of the week, where he de- livered an address on 'The Evangel- istio Work on Norwich District.
 Elwin Preble of Orouttville shot a black squirrel few days ago. Men who have hunted for years have never seen squirrel of this color. It is handsome specimen. The squirrel has been mounted and can be seen in Joseph Brunelle's barber shop.
 Miss Harristte L.. Weir has returned home after spending the past two months at Rainbow Lake in the Adirondaoks and Syracuse, N. Y. At Syracuse Miss Weir was the guest of Dr and Mrs. L.. E.. Richards, formerly residents of this town.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening Subject, Nature study, Ernest Seton Thompson, Charles O. D. Roberts, Ernest H. Bane. Read ings from Henry VanDyke. Con- mittee, Mrs. F. N. Spelman, Mrs. O. E. Butterfield, Miss O. Holt. Hostesses, Mrs. O. E. Butterfield and Miss ". S. Adams.
 Charles Kingston, employed at the Central mill, was quite badly injured in an accident on Westford avenue Monday evening. MT. Kingston was on his way home from work and was run into by a wood team. Mrs. and the baby were also in the carriage, and the latter was slightly injured.
 H. E. Gilmartin defeated R. M Fisk for the final in the handicap l golf match for the presidents cup. Last Saturday the Monson golf team the Stafford team on the ocal grounds 20 to 15. The season 1t the golf grounds will close Satur- lay afternoon when there will be a match between the Reds and Blues. III players are requested to take art in the match. ft Norman Greaves, the meat man, 1hile driving his team on the road rom the Hollow to the Springs last friday was run into by an auto. He vas thrown out and his horse ran for short distance. No bones were 'roken, but he is quite badly hurt bout the hips and back. The in- Iioations are that he will suffer no injuries.
 The new window, executed by the 9orham company of New York, to be placed in Grace church in memory of he late Mrs. Catherine Hicks, will be installed the last of this nonth, and it is planned to hold ledication service Sunday afternoon, October 31, the eve of All Saints day. The Rev. E. Champion Aoheson of who is soon to be con- ecrated bishop suffragen of Con- will visit this parish for confirmation Sunday morning, Nov. IA. The rector is holding a class of in the church every Sum- lay afternoon at o'clock.
 The school committee has organized with Rev. P. V. Norwood, chairman; Attorney M. D. O'Connell, clerk committed. F. J. Glover and NJ. D. .O'Connell; building committed, Henry O. Fisk, F. J. Glover and Rev. Isaac P. Booth; examining committees Rev. Isaac P. Booth. NJ. D. O'Connell; acting visitors, districts 1, 5, 10, Rev. I. P. Booth; districts and 8, Henry O. Fisk; district 2, Rev. I. P. Booth, NJ. D. O'Connell; districts 5, IA and -15, Herbert A.. Glazier; districts 12, 13 and 16, NJ. D. O'Con- nell. The acting committees in each district will take care of trans aortation