The Press., 1917-12-27
Stafford.

| -E8E&mOuub xlVbuA0Sy AOWA A4oe.i!A Dec. S9th Sissue Hayakawa in "Eacl to his Kind" Story: Rhandah, who h ito succeed his father, the Moharaja jah io Dharpuli, is sent 10 Oxford to be edu cated The Princess Nada, to whom h' is engaged, fearful of the outcome of m journey, gives him an armlet to: brlnE him back to her in safety. Jan. lst, Le nOre Uirich in Her Own People" Story John Kemp. a wealthy man, after tho an nOuncemen3 of his engagement to Eleanol Dutton, overhears her declare her lovt for another man, at the same time stating that she must marry Kemp for his mon ey. Haart.broken, Kemp goes to the mountain wilderness. Eleanor marrief the man sh4 loves and Kemp marries the Morning Star, an Indian. ,a
 Miss Annie Findeisen spent Christ mas with her mother at Concord, Masa
 Seaman Fred French of tho U. s S. Illinois was home for the Christi mas reUess
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening Work in the third and fourth degrees.
 The Girls club dance on Monday evening uetted $36 75, which was turned over to the Red Cross.
 Angus Park visited his brother, Raymond Park. at Camp. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., over Christmas. .s
 Corporal Fred Rabideau of Camp Devens was homo on four.days' fur. tough, reaching here Saturday night.
 Wm. Loughheed, Jr., of Northfeld military school, is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs. Wm. Loughheed " The Christmas party at the UniSer. salist church was we'll attended and was1a pleasant affair for old and young.
 MT. aud Mrs. T. W Brown and Mrs J. P Brown spent Christmas day with Mr and Mrs. Frank Engley of WallIngford.
 Mr. and Mrs.. John G. Wightrian announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Mildred, to William Raymond Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Park.
 As has been the custom iR recent, years, the young people sang Christ. mas carols on, Christmas eve before the homes of some of our older resi- dents and shut-ins
 The regular monthly supper will be served at the Universalist chuEoh next Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Hnstesses: Mrs Thos. Dobson, Mrs. George Bray, Mrs Lucy Wardsworth and Mrs Iuez Lasbury.
 Miss Elsie Phillips of Brattlbeoro aud Her bert Phillips of Springfield were the guests of their parents, MT and Mrs Chas. Phillips, over Crhist mas. Miss Mabel Dobson of Spring. field was also their guest on Christmas day.
 MT. and Mrs. George Rhodes, who are living with Mrs Oryil Johnson illuminated the house on Christmas eve with candles and decorated the windows with wreathes. Mrs JohD- son very much enjoyed the si, ging of Christmas carolA by the young people
 Many are wondering what the mail accommodations will be next Christ. mas if fthe proposed mail truck route from Hartford to Nashua, N. H goes into effect. Mail was received at this office at ten different Eimes last Mon. day, MT. Sanger bringing bags of mail as it was sorted at the Springs and he made his jirney tripa It is hardly likely we shall have. the obliging, oourteoua ser- vice MT. Sanger has Invariably. given us .r~ .s,
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 Mrs. George Clark, who is i'll with pneumonia in the Johnson hospital, is | recovering. @..r =. ..ss.. :,
 Mrs. Jennie Barr of Monson was. the Christmas guest of her sister, Mrs. George Drummond.
 Judson Turney of .Willimantic is with his mother, Mrs. Medbery. for his holiday vacation <.;, e>: ,4 MT. and Mrs. T. Nj. Lyon were the guests of their son, Allison Lyon, and family in Palmer over Christmas.
 . MT and .MEs. Michael .Petz and daughter and. John Emhoff, Jr y3are visiting friends in New York cisy AHis week. .-...... i~.: ''5,t s!s ssf q
 Herbert A. West joined his wife and son in visiting over Christ1aas1 with his parents, MT and Mrs. phiIo West. .-- & <.
 Miss Estler Hedges, teacher of the primary school, is visiting her parents.5 MT and Mrs. Arthur Hedges, in Vol .I liston, Mass. :,- /. r..
 MT, and Mrs. Louis Zabilansky and son were the Christmas guests of his brother, Joseph Zabilansky, on vii. lipgton Hill. -
 George Potter has accepted a DO. sition at Mansfield Depot. Mrs. Potter is visiting relatives in South Coventry for few weeks.
 The men of the M. E. church will serve a meat pie supper in the yestry Thursday evening. Adults, 25 cents; children, 5 cents. E7
 MT. and Mrs Wm. Ryder of Roch :. dale, Mass and Harry Smith of Ad. dison were the Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
 MT. and Mrs Harold Fallman re- turned to Worcester, Mass, Tuesday after being the Christmas guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs John Hish. ton.
 Methodist Church Notes: The Epworth League topic for next Sum- day evening will be tOur Year of Jubilee {" Leader, Mrs. MedbsTg. The Christmas tree exercises were very