The Press., 1916-11-09

There will be a musical given a Ethe Congregational church Sunda. evening under the direction of W. E
 Waite. The features of the program will be solos by Mrs. Waite and Mis- Katherine Frazier, a talented harpest The program will be as follows Prelude, harp and organ; ant hem "Hark My Soul" by solo and chorus anthen, "Unto Thee, O God, ," choru with harp and organ; harp solo Melodie;' contralto solo, "Av, Maria,'' Mrs. Waite with harl accompaniment; anthem, ''God b. with you Until We Meet Again ; chorus, postlude, "Andante con Moto, , harp and organ.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Jane Lavery, who has beer very ill with pleurisy, is somewhat better.
 Mrs. Stewart and family of Stafford Street have moved into the Mrs. L. s. Goodell home.
 Malcolm Sault of Hartford and A. G. Sault of Somersworth, N. H., were hlme rhe first of the week
 TraLk Thompson has sufficiently reoov cred from severe attack o1 painters collie to be out on the street again. ..| ,'t...
 The first lecture of the free course will be given by pr. ,MacQueen, Tuesday evening, Nov. 14th, an illustrated lecture on South America.
 Matthew Keefe, for several years second hand in the card room of the Riverside Woolen mill, has accepted a position as carder in mill in Mill bury, Mass. .,
 The townspeople will be glad to learn that Pinney grammar school cleared $12.2O from the Dietrios entertainment given at Memorial hall last Friday evening
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and daughter, Milicent, of Hartford, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough last week. The little daugh. ter, four years old, was taken ill upon reaching home an | was taken to tho isolation hospital, Hartford, Monday, ill with infantile paralysis. It is pronounced light case. Mrs. Thomp- son was a resident of Stafford for several years, and is better known among us as Miss Alice Matthews.
 Staffordville.
 Charles Cowles of Wilmington was in town over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. O. R Kemp of Hol-. yoke, Mass, were guests of local relatives over Sunday. :
 Rev. J. w. Ballantine occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday in the absence of the pastor.
 The annual chicken pie supper will be served in the Methodist vestry next evening Adults, 25 cents under 12 years, 15t cents. '.
 This Thursday evening there is to be the annual fair and sale at the Congregational vestry. Ice cream will also be served and a program given. Admission, 10 cents.
 The pastors subject in the Metho- list church for next Sunday morning will be Fellowship, and Sunday evening, 'Tf They Cannot Believe in Js, Will They Believe in Our Christ. .
 There was a pleasant gathering at he home of MT. and Mrs.. John Rish- on, Halloween night. Games were played and refreshments were served. The guests departed at a late hour the host and hostess many happy returns of the event
 West Stafford.
 Neils Jensen and Floyd Ayers were in town on election day.
 The ladies are requested to meet at the vestry next Thursday at ? p. m. to tie two bed quilts.
 Miss May Wilbur and Mrs. Rowley of Hartford were with Mrs. o. E. Kellogg last Friday.
 The annual chicken pie supper served last Friday evening was we'll attended and a good sum realized.
 Rev. Andrew Magill of Jamaica, N. Y., was with his family at o. P. for a part of the week. -
 Mrs. Louis Morse and Mrs. Clinton and two children of Willing. ton spent Monday at Henry Mo. kinney's. ..
 Fred Levre, who lives on the road to Somers, will sell his live stock and tools at auction on Saturday 1t 10. 80 a. m.
 Miss Mary, Ballantine has been chosen as a delegate to the conference If Congregational churches to be held next week in New Britain.
 Mrs. Cora Gold has gone to Boston for an extended visit. Her brother, Carlos Chaffee, who has been with ler since the death of MT. Gold, her.