The Press., 1919-01-16

Mrs. Herbert Robinson of Provi dence. R. l., is the guest of Mrs. A. D
 Rounds.
 A Christian Endeavor social will b. held in the Congregational churcl
 Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Ellis and son 1 William, left this morning for a tr1l through the southern states. Part O. their time will be spent in Florida.
 Mrs. Antonia Celia, aged GA, whose home was on Gold street, died at the
 Johnson hospital yesterday morning The funeral will take place in St. Ed
 wards church Friday morning. l The first meeting for the organiz- | ing of the girls club was held in the ". M. c. last evening with Maude Cum mislev as chairman and Irene Murray 1 as clerk, and the following elections were made President, Miss Irene Murray: vice-president, Miss Ruth Tuthin: secretary, Miss Maude Cum l miskey; treasurer, Miss Charlotte Beckwith A committee composed of Miss Ruly Robinson, Miss Jennie Argenta and Miss Mary Ballantine was appointed to consult with some ii the women of the town, interested in the club, to organize an advisory board The question of dues and afternoon sessions for junior mem ters will be taken up at the next meeting which will be held next Wednesday evening at 7.3O o'clock. F. F. Patten, Charles F. Chandler and H. R. Wightman. commissioners of the estate of Esek J. Sweet, heard the claim of Fred A. Sweet. adminis- trator of the estate of Sarah Sweet, on Thursday. The administrators of Mrs. Sweets estate claimed that Esek J. Sweet collected the rents from Mrs.
 ;vce. < property for several years, and never turned the rents over to her. and claimed there was about Sl7NJ due her at the time of Mir.
 ,,.eej's death. A mortgage of $975 "a sed on Mrs Sweets property in 1910 and later paid off was claimed 70 have ! cen raised for the benefit of
 Ir. Sweet. and that Mrs. Sweet never
 ,ceivcd any consideration for this l.ortgage. Attorney w. H. Reed rep
 eSented the estate of Esek J. Sweet. :nd Attorney NJ. D. O'COnnell the estate of Sarah Sweet.
 West Stafford
 Clinton Bradway was in Troy, N. l.. last week on a business trip for his father.
 Mrs. Carrie FroderauX of Collins vile visited her sister. Mrs. F. A. Sturtevant last week.
 All the members of the Sturtevant 'amily who have Teen ill with influ- enZa are much Letter.
 Bernard Ellis, who has been visit ;ne his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ellis. has returned to his home in 5Omers.
 Preaching service will be omitted next Sunday morning as the pastor will te alsent delivering lectures for the Home Missionary society. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor will be held at the usual hour.
 Stafford
 Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town dall saturday, D. w. Griffith pre- sents The Great Love-" an aircraft pic. ture. The story: The news of German atrocities in Belgium so stirs up Jim Young of Youngstown, Pa., that he en- lists in the Canadian army and becomes a forerAnner of the American forces to leave for Europe. We see him in the throes of training in camp on the out skirts of London. While on few hours cave Jim scrapes up an acquaintance with Susie, little Australian girl, who IS innocence personified and much flattered by the attentions paid her by real live soldier. The acquaintance ripens into love. Susie falls heir to twenty thou and pounds and at once becomes the object of much solicitude on the part of Sir Roger Brighton, an interruptions fortune hunter. Jim is called to the front and Sir Roger tries to persuade Susie to marry him before he leaves on business trip to France The rest of the story tells the love adventures of the girl and her two ardent suitors, interrupted by inter- national com plicatlons and the machina tions of German adventures masquer ading as radicals with whom Sir Roger becomes entangled. The transforma tion of England's garden of fair women, from butterflies of society 10 worker in hos pitfalls and munition factories, is shown. Among them is Susie, who finds "The Great Love" in service for country and the great cause of democracy. This pic ture is in seven parts. Also a Mack Sennett comedy Battle RoyaI.' Mati- inee at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Charlie