The Press., 1919-03-20
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 A Rec truck has been added to thu equipment of G. H. Baker & Go.
 John Bowler and family have takeI a tenement over the Wasserman store
 A rummage sale will be held by the Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega tional church in the chapel tomorrow afternoon, opening at 1 o'clock.
 Anyone desiring hired help is ad vised to visit the Speer shoe-shine parlor any afternoon, where he car take his choice from a large assort. ment of "jobless" young men.
 The eighth grade of the grammar school is spending the day seeing the sights in Hartford with their teacher Miss Marjorie Eaton and Principal Handy as chaperones.
 Miss Ida Gardner, Edison contralto accompanied by MT. Lyman, will give an Edison tone test at the Comique theatre Tuesday evening, April 22 Free tickets may be obtained from F. J. Fitzpatrick.
 Gerald Burke of Norwich spent the weekend with his grandparents, MT and Mrs. M J. Burke, of West Main street and entertained a number of his little friends at birthday party last Friday evening at the home of his grandparents.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Stafford Golf Go. was held at the rooms of the Stafford Business Mems association Tuesday evening. Wm. Park, A. I. Mitchell and c. B. Pinney were reelected on the board of directors for three years. The directors holding over are c. H. Meyers, Fred Wildey, R. M. Fisk, c. B. Brown, Christopher Allen and James Sheppard.
 Smith College War Service is rais- ing a fund for the maintainance and equipment of the three Smith units now on duty in France. The fund is to Ie collected by the Smith alumnae. Miss Margaret Ballantine has been assigned this district, and to raise the fund the members of Stafford high school will give a social this Thurs day evening" The seniors have drama tized plays, three of which will be presented by the school. Games will be played and refreshments served.
 Methodist Church Notes: This evening the service will be held in the large vestry and there have been spec ial plans made for it. Several minute men will make short addresses. This is the last mid-week service of the conference year and a large attend ance is desired. On the coming Sun day morning Rev. J. I. Bartholomew will be present and preach. All of Dr. Bartholomew's friends will be glad to see him and to hear him again. Next Wednesday the pastor will start for the annual conference which con- venes in Taunton, Mass, on March 27.
 The one-act comedy, Three Old Maids," was successfully presented before large audience in the Metho list church vestry last evening by the Standard Bearers society. Twelve ,ld maids were represented, each of hem after man. to the discom- iture of some of the unlucky ones in he audience who were chosen. The costumes, the manner of wearing them and the clever acting ef f-thee the participants made this one of he most laughable entertainments given for some time. The supper which preceded the entertainment also proved success. The evenings enjoyment was due to the able man. agement of Mrs. Robert Quinley.
 West Stafford
 MT. and Mrs. w. Thrall of Vernon were guests of MT. and Mrs. F. z. Fairfield last week Friday.
 Miss Annie Herring ofRockville and Miss Bates of Staffordville visited Miss Mabel Lawrence over Sunday.
 Myron F. Davis is ill with pneu- All the other members of his family are sick in bed with colds or influenza. Miss Ethel Davis is home caring for them.
 Rev. w. O. Berckman preached last Sunday to a good sized audience, the first of his course of Lenten season sermons, entitled "A personal visit that resulted in the birth of a new nation" Next Sunday mornings ser mon theme, Some silent moments in the life of Jesus and how they concern us today"
 Stafford
 Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town Hall: Saturday, Maeterlink's, The Blue Bird" an Aircraft special. It is simple and wonderful story: "The Blue Bird" on the night before Christmas, in humble cottage-no matter where. Two little Mytyl and Tyltyl, went to bed after happy day. The dog was asleep in the corner, the cat on the the bread was in the oven and the lamp light cast soft shadow over the room, and then from the fabric of moonbeams there came old neighbor Berliot, who wasn't the old neighbor at all, but the fairy looking for blue bird. So they set out on their journey when the dog and cat and milk, water and fire, and even the soul of light had been brought to life by turning the diamond in Tyltyl's hat through the air. They went to the palace of night, where light could not enter, and through