The Press., 1917-10-11
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Meeting of the Hospital Aid society
 next Tuesday afternoon.
 Smith 6 Cooley have installed a
 whistle on their plant near the O. V.
 station.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Mowry and son, Harold, of Sterling, were week end guests at the Bard home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hannibal Alden aud daughters, Misses Lucy and Ruth,
 were at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass |, Sunday and Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Bolieau and children and Miss Mary Soussel took Fred Rousquet back to Camp Deyens Sunday in their auto
 A local branch of the "Food for France Fund' has been started in town under the direction of Mrs. R, W Ellis. This movement is en. deavoring to meet the great need of tho wounded soldiers nt French mili- tary hospitals for the little extras so necessary for the oonvalescing. Anyone who will give a can or jar of food, or money for the purchase of sugar, is urged to communicate with Mrs. Ellis.
 The annual installation of officers of Stafford Council. Knights of Columbus, will take place next Tues day evening in Red Mems hall. A. smoker will take place after the i'm stallation. Talks on conservation, economy and Knights of Columbus war activities will be given by speakers sent by the K of O. war fund oom- mittee. Chairman Wm. J. Mulligan has requested that the members make a special effort to be present.
 The house of Mrs. Betsey Adams on Stafford Street was broken into last week Thursday morning and a small amount of money and food was carried away. Another burglary was committed early Friday morning at the home of John Rockwell on Rock we'll Hill. gold watch, a small sum of money and food were taken. The burglar hitohed one of MT. Rookwell's horses to a buggy and drove away and nothing has been seen or heard of him or the team since.
 The annual meetings of the Woman's and the Woman's Guild of Grace church were held at the home of Mrs. J. F. Chamberlin last Thurs day. Mrs. NJ. B. Fisk was elected president and Mrs E R Brown, secretary treasurer of the auxiliary. The guild elected Mrs. Anna Pease, president; Mrs Robert Fisk and Mrs. F. s. Gorham, vice presidents; Mrs. T. A. Mix, secretary treasurer; enter tainment committee, Mrs. R M. Fisk, F. s. Gorham, Mrs. F. s. Gorham, R. H. Fisk, Mrs R. H. Fisk. Arthur and Mrs. Charles Powell.
 The following books have been added to the library and will be ready for circulation Saturday: The Definite Object, J. Farnol; The Mannequin, ]. NJ. Lippman; The Red Planet, W. J. Lock; The Sailor, J. 0. Snaith Neighborhood, Alice Brown; The Green Jacket, J. Lee; Bab A Sub-Deb, NJ. R. Rinehart; Oh Mary 1e Cheerful G. Weston; Amarilly If Clothes-Line Alley, B. K. Maniates; in Love, B. K. Mandates Dennison Spinster, k. Price; Fanny Herself, E. Ferbr; Slippy Mc- lee, M. o, Oemiler; The Light in he Clearing, I. BaoheIler; Anne's House of Dreams, l.. NJ. Montgomery The American Ambassador, L. Byrne Calvary Alley, A. H. Rice; The Cinema Murder, E. P. Oppenheim i; The High Heart, Basil King; Long Live the King, M. R. Rinehart; The Chance, E. NJ. Dell; Mistress Anne, Temple Bailey; Peter Sanders Retired, G.. H. Gerould; Jan and her Job, L. A. Harker; Jerry of the Island, Jack London; "Limpy, ;" W. Johnston; The White People, F. I. Burnett; Red Peppers Patients, ,. s. Richmond.