The Press., 1919-04-17
FURNACE HOLLOW HOTEL.

The library will be closed to-mor- row.
 Rev. N. w. Heermans and family are entertaining his mother, Mrs. N. w. Heermans of Amboy, III.
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Dennis ar rived home Sunday after a three weeks stay in Atlantic City.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.. on May 1.
 The meeting of the Current Events club for next Monday evening will be postponed one week.
 A benefit dance for the baseball team of the Stafford Boys club will be held in the Red Mems hall on Wednes- day evening.
 R. w. Ellis and family arrived home from Miami, Fla, yesterday afternoon. They made the trip in his Ford car ip, three weeks.
 A public meeting in the int R the Victory Loan will probaB be held at the Comique theatre on Ssfn- day evening with an out-of-town speaker.
 All men discharged from the army and naval service of the U. s. in the late war are requested to call at the town clerks office for registration and to take their discharge papers with them.
 A few friends gathered at the home of Miss Eva Jenkins on Center street Friday evening in honor of Privates Chris and John Christensen's return from France. They arrived on the two-hour furlough from Camp Dev- ems.
 Methodist Church Notes: To-mor- row afternoon the w. H. M. s. will meet in the church parlor and the an nual Lenten offering will be received Easter will be celebrated on Sunday with sermon and special music in the morning and with Sunday school l The subject of the program to be pre- scented by the Sunday school is Life Atounding," prepared by Tertius Van Dyke. It consists of three parts, one by intermediate pupils and one by seniors. The junior class are putting forth their best efforts to make their junior promenade at St. Edwards hall the 25th a success, as it is the first promes made to be given by Stafford high. 1t reception will be held, with classical music, from to 8.30. The grand march starts at 8.30, after which a program dance will be enjoyed until I. Woods eight-piece orchestra will fur nish music. The hall will be decor ated with the class colors. Refresh ments will be served. Any graduate of the high school who wishes to go may obtain an invitation from Joseph Cunningham or Richard Whitaker Subscription, $1.O0.
 Stafford
 Paramount Aircraft Pictures, Town Hall: Saturday, George M. Cohan in his own famous play, "Hit the Trail Hol liday." Wednesday, Jack Pickford ir Mark Twain's beloved boy hero, "Tom Sawyer"
 A. F. Lynn is recovering from a severe illness of few days duration Austin Wits auction of household goods will be held on Saturday al 1 p. m.
 Miss Nellie Dugdale has returned from the Johnson hospital where sht went for treatment
 Rev. I. P. Booth has returned iron visit with friends in the cities O. Providence, R. l., Springfield and Bos ton, Mass.
 There is a small attendance in thu several grades of the Pinney grammar school owing to the prevalence o scarlet fever and measles.
 The social entertainment, formerl. announced to be given by the Mission Circle of the Baptist church, has beer postponed to a later date. The Ladies' Aid of the Baptis church will meet for work and serv supper to-day. Hostesses: Mrs. Con nors, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Threshel John Smiths brother and wife fror New Britain have come to make thei home with him and assist in the car of his family of seven small children
 who are left motherless Dy rrg dezrt
 of his wife last week. The choir music at the Universalis
 church Easter morning will be: All
 them, Awake, glad soul, Awake, b Briggs; trio, Awake, Triumphan Morn, by Schneider; anthem, Tn Choir Angelic, by Hanscom. | Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Manderson cele
 brated their tenth wedding annivel
 sary last Friday evening by invitin
 plates were laid and several Scotc
 dishes were served. A pleasant ever
 ing was spent by the merry part
 when the old Scotch songs were sunl
 MT. Manderson resigned as pastor (
 the Baptist church last fall, but at tn
 urgent request of his parishioneI
 consulted to act as supply until Apr
 1st, since which time candidates hay
 occupied the pulpit. The many friend
 of MT. and Mrs. Manderson will
 glad to know they are to remain in tn
 village, MT. Manderson continuing |
 hold his present position on the offio
 force of the Rhode Island Worsted c,
 which he took last fall Q CI.,