The Press., 1916-10-26
Antonio Constantine is confined tt


 There will be regular meeting O : the L. A. A. o. H. Thursday evening MT and Mrs. Carl Walker iron | St. Clair, Mich. are visiting MT. ant
 Mrs. Charles Newton.
 ! Peter Bondville of the Bostol school of embalming and anatomy il 8 spending few weeks here. John Arnold and daughter, Mis-
 Amy, start next Tuesday for thei winter home in Lynn Haven. Fla. Miss Dorothy E. Oroutt of Rock vile will open her dancing classes a
 Society hall next Tuesday at 4. 5 p. m Miss Angeline Sena has gone tt
 Swanton, Vt. to substitute as teacher
 in the commercial department of the
 Swanton high school.
 The town assessors will be in session Saturday and Tuesday at borough
 hall from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. for the purpose of receiving the tax lists.
 Union service will be held at the Congregational church on Sunday evening when the Rev. o. J. Aldrioh of the Methodist church will preach.
 "Dad's Girl" company, which played here four years ago to a full house, will be at St. Edwards hall Friday night. Admission, 35 cents and 25 cents.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold a rum. mage sale in the church parlors Fri day afternoon, Nov. 3. The sale will be open at 1 o'clock.
 | There will be W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday afternoon. A full attendance is desired, as there is to be an initiation and also visitors from Burpee corps of Rockville
 There was large attendance at the Redmen's dance Saturday night, and all said that they had pleasant time. The mu io was good and the Redmen pronounce the dance financial success.
 A Halloween supper will be held at St. Edwards hall next Tuesday even. ing. A substantial spread will be provided for 35 cents; children, 20 oeuts. Tables set from till 8. Woods orchestra
 A smoke talk was held at the Hughes club Tuesday night. The speaker was John F. Gunshanan of Hartfor6 and fboro x1oe ol,o ,o1oro1 vocal selections by a male singer from Hartford.
 Harry L Bill, the blind musician will give a musical under the auspices of the Stafford high school on the evening of Friday, Nov. 3d, at the high school hall. The admission is 25 cents.
 Ray Harwood has taken the posi- tion in Whiton's grocery left vacant by Henry Pease who has taken posi-. tion with the Waltham Watch Go. of Waltham, Mass where he was former. ly employed.
 Ralph Lee, who has been employed by the N. Y. N. H. & H. Railway Go. at New Haven, has resigned his position there and accepted the posi- tion here at the freight depot left vacant by his brother.
 Mrs. Noel Pease is making her house on Grant avenue, left vacant by the removal of MT. and Mrs. Vogel, into two-tenement house. J. Long and B. Booth, who are overseers in the new Stafford Worsted mill will occupy these tenements.
 Methodist Episcopal Church Notes o-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the W. H. M. s will meet with Mrs. B. R. Arnold. Tomorrow evening the Junior League will meet in the church parlor. Sunday morning the pastor will preach on "The Pierced Christi
 At the session of the board of selectmen and town clerk. held Fri day, there were two voters made at the first district and fifteen in the second. There will be another meet ing of the board on Friday for the making of voters. The registrars will be in session on Monday for the final revision of the lists.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening. The subject will be New Orleans: History, manners and custom. Readings from G. ". Gable. The committee: Miss O. Holt, Miss. E. Moore, Miss E. Cush. man. Hostesses: Mrs. F. Orcutt and Miss E. Cushman. Piano solo by Miss Charlotte Beckwith.
 At the Congregational church last Sunday morning the Rev. l.. Rees preached on "Altruism, with special reference to Armenian and Syrian relief" and appealed for contributions to the fund that is being raised in this country for relieving the great distress in those stricken countries. The response was a collection amounting to over $62.
 George Gary left his car standing on Warner street, Springfield, Sunday evening, and when he returned the car was not there. He immediately tele- phoned to the police and notified them of his loss, but was unable to give sufficient description of the auto, but later sent in the details and the police traced the car and notified MT. Gary Monday night of it's recovery. MT. Gary made a trip to Springfield Tues day and returned with it.
 The "Help Bit" class had a very successful apron and home made candy sale during the Holland County Sun day School convention, which was held at the Methodist church. After