The Press., 1917-10-04

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 James Fitton of Wollaston is a guesi of his sister, Mrs. Frank Spelman. 8 Regular meeting of Baker ohapteEl 9 O. E. s., next Wednesday evening. s Miss Ella B. Foster has gone tc Boston and Hyannis, Mass, for few weeks.
 Surgical dressing meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock ut the Current Events club.
 William Thiesing is taking 2 vacation and is going to Providence, New York and Pittsfeld.
 Cor. Herbert Ournan, who ia in the signal corp now stationed in New Jersey, has been visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Curnan. 1 A. Casgarande and family will move back here from South Man : chester on Saturday. They will occupy their house on Furnace avenue. | A special meeting of East Central pomona grange will be held with Suffield grange next Wednesday.
 The social postoned last Friday on account of Mir. Hanley death will be held Friday evening of this week at St. Edwards hall. Woods orches- tra. Tickets, 25 cents.
 Miss Marian Jones has had an operation at the Springfield hospital for growth in the nasal cavity and adenoids. She will remain with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood f0r feV days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Enos E. Penny have. returned after three.weeks' stay at Long Island They were accompanied by Mir. Penny's sister, Mrs. George F. Boin of Amityville, l.. l., who will spend a week at his home.
 Next Sunday will be observed at the Universalist church as Rally Sum day. Every past or present member of the parish or Sunday school is urged to be present. Members and past members of the Sunday school are requested to be prepared to respond to roll -call with a verse of scripture or with brief remarks; or, if unable to be present, with letter.
 The subscriptions to the national military library fund in Stafford amount to $106 at present. There are a number of subscriptions yet to be handed in. The closing time for I,S Snh TunoA0u has been extended. The apportion ment for this town is $500. All who intend to contribute are requested to do SO at once. It is hoped that Stafford will not fall behind their apportionment.
 Stafford.
 Paramount Pictures, Town Hall | Don't forget the extra show tonight, Oct. | 4th Saturday, Oct. 9th, Mae Murray in l ''The Plow Girl" The fortunes of a family drudge sold to saloon-keeper, res cued by the family solicitor, made into beautiful society women, and finally com ing into her own, in a vivid and specta ! cular manner is told with unusual inter | est. Cast Mae Murray, Elliott Dexter, Theodore Roberts, Charles Gerard, ,Edythe | Chapman, Horace B. Carpenter, Billy | Elmer, Lillian Leighton. Oct. 9th, Fannie | Ward in ''The Years of the Locust, a l drama of New York and the South Afrl- | can diamond fields, Miss Ward playing a | strong part of an unhappy wife, to whom | good fortune and happy marriage final | ly came. The story Is tense with the dra- | matic interest which surrounds the South | African diamond fields. Miss Ward wears | many attractive gowns. Cast includes | Jack Dean, Fannie Ward, Walter Long, ! Henry Martin Best. Charles Long.
 Stated communication of Wolcott l lodge, F. & A. M. tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Fox have moved from Wilmington into their new home which they recently purchased of the late E. O. Pinney.
 Harold Jenkins has taken a position with the Riverside Woolen Oo. fill ing the vaoany caused by Raymond Park going to Camp Devens.
 MT. and Mrs. Matthew Keefe and daughter, Margaret, are recovering from a severe illness caused by lead poisoning from a water pipe.
 Thirty ladies met in grange hall last Tuesday afternoon for Red Cross work. One hundred yards of gauge were folded into four hundred com- presses, slings hemmed and other work accomplished.
 MT. and Mrs. O. H. Colburn of Burlington, Vt spent Saturday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn. They came in a four passenger runabout. On their return MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn left with them for a week stay at Burl- ington.
 A party of twelve made trip to Camp Devens last Sunday. The list included MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy. Mir. and Mrs. Harley Dimmick, MT and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury, Mrs. John Bowden, Mrs Fred Rabideau, Delous Rabideau, ST., Delous Rabidean, Jr ,7 Miss Ora Rabideau and Dugan Keefe
 Mrs. Chas. O. Stewart. 73, died at about 10 o'clock Saturday morning after an illness of short duration which resulted in acute bronchitis and mitral inefficiency. The funeral was held at her home Monday after noon, being conducted by Rev. 0. H. Puffer. The burial was in the family lot at Avery's cemetery, Preston. The oommittal service was by Rev. F. w. Tholen of Preston City. Mrs. Stewart was born Oct. 1, 1844, in Preston, moving to Stafford in 1895. She moved from Stafford Street to the