The Press., 1918-02-28

lionaire cattle owner, has In life just two passions- his daughter, Sarita. and his
 aream of vengeance. Twenty years be- Fore, Graves wife was duced by his best friend, Robert Armory. Graves fled to Mexico with his daughter, Sarita, then but an infant. Through the years that have passed Graves still thinks of the day when he can be Tevenged Aleo fin. eluded In the program Fatty ArbneSle le In ssOut Weet.T Wednesday, March 9th, Blanche Sweet in ssTidea of Barnegat. ; The Tides of Barnegat relates the story of Jane Cogden and her sister, Lucy. Jane has two admirers. John CaVendlsh, the village doctor, and Bart Holt. son of an old sea captain. .Jane's failure to re-. spOnd to Bart's attention, he turns to Lucy. These two become separated from the others while on sailing party and are marooned on on island.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Herbort Phillips attended the hard ware convention at Boston.
 Howard St. Marie, who fell and broke his arm last week, is getting along nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Park are visit- ing thir son, Raymond, at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Julia Loughheed is recovering from throat operation recently per. formed at the Johnson hospital. ! Miss Elsie Phillips of Brattleboro, Vt, was the guest last week of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips Miss Gcldie Hancock and Thomas Dol,son, IT,, were both operated on at the Johnson hospital last Saturday for adenoids.
 Supper will be served at the Universaliat Church next Wednesday evening at o'clock. Hostesses : Mrs. Charles Puffer, Mrs John Foster and Mrs. F. J. Glover.
 There will be a meeting for Red Croee work next Tuesday afternoon at hall, It is hoped there will be at good attendance, weather per mitting, for there is much work to he done.
 During the month of February the work done by the local Ret Cross ladies was as follows: S10 surg ical Crossings, II hospital shirts; , psjama suits; 2 helmets: muffler 10 pairs of wristlets; 6 pairs of hose.
 Baptist Churoh Notes; Sunday ser. vices Morning subject; "In the wake of the enemy" Evening sub jeot: "The power of Song Song service. The Ladies Mission circle will meet with Mrs T. Black, Thurs: day, March z. Lealer. Mrs. Hatoh.
 StaffordvilIe.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill is very ill at her home with congestion of the lungs.
 Mrs Rose Silk visited her daugh- ter, Miss Catherine SIX, in Spring. field over Sunday.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer and F. M Sanger have been confined to their homes by illness the past week.
 Mrs. Wm Chandler was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. c. Taylor, in South Coventry few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. II Dunbar of Canada and niece, Miss Evelyn Clark, of Ellington were the guests of Mls. Etta Dunham over Sunday. -
 Methodist Church Notes: The pas tor's subject for next Sunday morning will be 'The we'll that never runs ,1ryat Evening subject, Striving for a crown.." There will be two.aot entitled Mot Man in the House," given in the vestry,. Friday evening with the following cast of characters: Mrs. Maria Brigs, who has had a rough experience with cruel husband and after his death declares that no man shall enter house Mrs. Medbery; Miss Lucy Ryder, her timid maiden sister, Miss Bertha Bel cher; Jessie Ray, pretty niece who has come on a visit, Florence White; Aunt Belinda, an old fashioned elder. ly lady who sympathizes with the young, Irene Beloher; Kate. a servant. who has a gentleman cousin whom she greatly admires, Arlene Hannor. The Staffordville orchestra has kind . ly consented to furnish lnusie.s,A quilt will Ee sold and ice cream will be on sale. Admission: lb cents for adults and 10 cents for children
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