The Press., 1918-04-18

 Chaminade's Nocturne with Mrs. Luc was much enjoyel Mrs. Eunic Park Luce, though a Stafford singer is seldom heard at home, where sh is a great favorite. Sire is solois at the Rockville Union church He rich contralto voice was at it's bes in Invocation to Eros by Kursteiner Mrs. Ella Harris Mullen is the sopran' soloist at the Methodist church. He sweet, high voice was particularly pleasing in Mattinata Tosti. Loge' Across the Still Lagoon by Mre Mullen and Mrs. Luce was one of thu best numbers on the we'll chosen ant much enjoyed program.
 Manager Bolieau wishes all candi dates for the ball team to report a Hyde park for practice Saturday after noon.
 Sergt. Bartholomew Mullins 0: Camp Upton, N. Y., returned yester day evening after spending Tuesday and Wednesday with his parents.
 Rev. o. J. Aldrich is attending the New England Southern conference o1 the Methodist Episcopal church il Providence, which is now in session.
 The latest report gives the figures for the third Liberty Loan $63, 95C with 1O4 subscribers. There is certainly a lot of boosting to be done if we want to double. our quota which is SIPS, 900.
 Twenty-six men will go from this district on April Beth to Camp Upton, N. Y. Those selected from Stafford are as follows: Charles l.. Roberts, Benjamin sohofield and Patsy Costello. Paul Chamagne, who is at present employed at Warren, Mass is among the selected.
 Baptist Church Notes: Sunday morning subject Salvation Its author and it's recipients " Heb. 5.9. Evening subject: 'The Triumph of Faith" Heb. II. Supper will be served in the chapel tonight. The business meeting of the church will be held Friday evening, April 26.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve a salad supper Fri day night, April 18th, at o'clock, followed by an entertainment con- sisting of music, readings and farce entitled Bills" with the following cast of characters: MT. s R. Jones, a lawyer who shutters, Harley Dim mock; MT. Jack Davis. Ralph Booth Mrs. Jack Davis, Rachel Glover. Supper, 15 cents Entertainment, ] 0 cents.
 Stafford.
 - Paramount Pictures, Town Hall Note: A matinee will be given Saturday, April 2Oth, at p. m. On the above date Paramount presents Louise Huff aRd Jack Pickford in "Freckles." Story The pathetic fight of the one-armed "Freckles" for place in the world and the heart of a girl will win the sympathy of all The scenes of the orphan boys for success are mostly laid in a picturesque California lumber camp. Al so included In the program we have Fatty Arbuckle in the ''BelI Boy" Wednes- day, April 24th, Fannie Ward in "Un- The story is that, of sO- ciety woman's fight against divorce, the loss of her only child, and how she finally wlns-at the risk of her life.
 Attorney R. H. Fisk was the " four speaker at the pictures last Saturday night.
 Prof. F. s. Gorham will be the four minute" speaker at the town hall Saturday evening.
 Owing to business conditions w.. T. Jones will discontinue his meat market after May 1. He opened a market in the small building owned by H. F. Cady several years ago and has occupied his present quarters ill the grange building five years.
 The employees of the Phoenix Woolen Go. have reason to feel proud of their subscriptions to the third liberty loan bonds. Up to date they amount to $1, 45O. On the first loan drive they subscribed for bonds to the amount of $2, $50, and on the second $3, $50.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth M. Dun, ham and Earl Gary took place at the home of the bride, Wednesday, April 10, at , o'clock. Only the immediate families of the contracting parties were present During the afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Gary left for shor wedding trip which included Harlfnrt and Boston. For several years .thG bride has held the position of primary teacher in the Pinney grammar scho0 and is a reader of recognized ability The groom is in the first class ans will probably shortly be called t. the oolors. He is HOW employed b. c. B. Pinney as chauffeur. The, were married by Dr. c. H Puffer,
 The following has been; extracted from letter received by JosepI Calantono. from John PauI Tyler Chaplain 325 Inf. Camp Gorlon, Ga "To those who have loved ones il this regiment:
 Recently the mother of one of on soldiers wrote to him so often beggin him to come home, that at last h went without permission. Since tha is against the rules of the army he now prisoner and he may be sen to the penetentiary, or even be she as a deserter. His distress and m sympathy for him and many other leads me to ask you to keep frol doing so unwise thing as his mothe did, but rather help your soldier t be the best soldier possible W want to- be true to our country an you can help US, so write us ofte the good, bright, hopeful things all not the blue. :"
 The above having been clumsil ! interpeted has started the rumor thf