The Press., 1918-08-01

grief stricken parents their three othel children were baptized at the open cas- ket of their beloved sister, in loving memory of her.
 Stafford
 Dress poultry supplies Geo. Lord
 = Paramount and Aircraft Pictures Town Hall Saturday, Aug, Sd, George NJ. Conan in 'Seven Keys to Baldpate.' , The story: George Washington Magee writer of popular fiction, makes g wager with Hall Bentley, owner of the hotel, that he can write complete nove of 10, 900 words in 24 hours. He wants 8 place to work where he can be assured ot perfect quiet, and Bentley magnanimous Iy offers to let him invade Baldpate Inn which is then deserted, it being the dead of winter. Armed with key to the inn and his trusty typewriter, Magee sets out. His key takes him into the inn, and he builds 8 fire and sets to work But no sooner has his typewriter emitted it's first few clicks than things begin to happen. Note: On the above date will have Fatty Arbuckle in "Good night, Nurse" Matinee p. m., evening 8 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. Eth, Wallace Reid in "The Hostage" A timely tale vibrant, pulsating story of"Over there without the trenches, showing the hu- man side-the blaze of glory that makes the grim profession take on a sunnier as- pect. Also the fourth chapter of "The Son of Democracy" My first jury: A bully comedy drama, full of tears and laughs the pathos surrounding the boy hn l0o nf1ko AE ho nh he stole farmers sickle, form contrasts to charming and amusing trial, as Abe defends, before most peculiar jury, a funny pickanniny, who has stolen a white chicken
 E. E. Warren spent the week end with friends at DanielsOn.
 Regular meeting of the Stafford grange uext Tuesday evening.
 The Universalist church will be closed during the month of August.
 Mrs. Anna Mead of Fairhaven, Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K j. Glover.
 Mrs. NelIa R. Weston and Miss Anna Findeisen are away for a twO-weeks' va. cation.
 Miss Lucy French of Millville was the guest of her mother, Edward French, over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry O'Neil and daugh ter of Dumont, N. J., are spending their vacation with Charles O'NeiI.
 Miss Alice A. A. Lee is visiting with her brother, W. A. Hardaker, of Eliza beth, N. J., at the beach at Atlantic City, and not with her mother, as published last week.
 There will be no meeting for surgical dressing at Stafford Hollow during the month of August The next meeting will be held September 8. All who have work completed are requested to send it to H. F Cady's store. Knitted articles are to be left with Mrs. George Jenkins.
 In place Ofthe regular monthly supper there will be food and ice cream sale in the dining room of the Universalist church next Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The sa'e IS under the auspices of the Sunday school and the money earned will be used to pay for the recent ly purchased U. S flag.
 Baptist Church Notes Sunday ser. vices. Morning Subject: Why go to church Evening Christian Endeavor. Topic "All for Christ" Our ambi- tiOns. Leader, Mr.. Manderson. The Ladies' Mission circle will hold their an nual picnic at Mrs. George Jenkins grove Thursday, August 8th, at 2.3O p. m There will he no services Sunday, the 1lth and 18th.
 HydeVille
 <, Miss Nellie Pagan is taking her annual vacation from her duties during the hot spell.
 The timely showers of Tuesday after noon have eased the minds of a great many gardeners, as the potato crop was in serious danger of being dried up, thus giving a small yield
 It might be of interest to those who are having their troubles with lice on their potato vines that by using nicotine and kerosene they are greatly eliminated.
 Those who already play band instru- ments or are interested in the organiza- tion of a Phoenix liberty band, are re- quested to meet tonight at 7.3O at the home of Arthur Smith.
 The carding department and other de- partments, which are operated by elec- tricity at the Phoenix Woolen Co.'S plant, were stopped the greater part of Tues day, due to trouble with high tension transformers at Ware, Mass. Thunder storms which struck in that city in the morning are said to have caused the power to be turned off.
 StaffOrdVille
 Mrs Agnes Gauthier of North Hamp- ton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Etta Durham, this week.
 MT. and Mrs c. j. Clark and children of Ellington were the guests of Mrs Etta Dunham on Sunday.
 Mrs. Louise Fellows and infant daugh- ter of Springfield are visiting her par ents MT. and Mrs. Louis Festi, for few weeks.
 Mrs. Burrows of Vernon, Vt., and C.. R. Kemp and two daughters, Vivian and Lucy Kemp, of Fairview, Mass., visited local relatives on Sunday.
 Mrs. Wm, Taylor of South Coventry is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Frank Bel cher, in this place, and Mrs. Wm. Chand- Ter at HydevilIe, this week.
 M. E. Church Notes: The pastors subject for next Sunday morning will be Handwriting on the wall" Next week Satnrdav Aur ICth there will he a nic.