The Press., 1920-04-15

B. T. Eaton is building a new barn on the rear of his lot on Highland Terrace.
 William Taylor will take the po- sition in the Whiton Grocery store va | cated by B. K. Taft. There will be masquerade with prizes at Crystal Lake, Saturday the | 24th with music by Woods orchestra. West Stafford Miss Gertrude Bruce of the borough spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Gold. Mrs. Florence Leslie of West Upton, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Blair.
 The Ladies' Aid will serve supper next week Friday night from 6 to 8 o'clock with Mrs. Pownal, Mrs. Edson and Mrs. Lawrence as hostesses. It will te followed by the one act farce Hiring Help" also monologue by Mrs. M. A. Gold Adults 25 cts, children 15 cts.
 The theme of the pastors sermon last Sunday morning was on Divine Power for Service" Next Sunday morning the theme will be Launch out into the Deep" Last Sunday morning the pastor gave a compre- hensive view of the two national church movements now before the public. The why and wherefore of the Congregational World Movement receiving special emphasis, and of the coming drive for the quota of $173
 The Congregational church at a re- cent business meeting voted to re- spond to the joint appeals of the Con- gregational World Movement and the Interchurch World Movement in their respective financial objectives. George Barlow and Herbert G1azier, who, associated together. several months ago, made the I. c. w. M, survey, are to serve as local campaign directors on the dual drives this month. La Vergne Dimock is literature and pub licity director. George Barlow and Warren PeaSe, associated together, are respectively treasurers of funds for c. w. M. and I. c. w. M Team captains are being chosen. Deacon C. P. BradWay and Mrs. F. z. Fairfield have been recommended for the per manent advisory oard of the I. c. w. NJ. O. the County, representing this re- zion.
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 This is correction of a statement in last weeks Press: Ethel M Davis was suddenly called from her school duties on business to New York While there she stayed with her cousin, Albert Gilbert, in Jamaica
 Stafford
 Mrs. Julia Belcher has been quite ill the past week, but is now somewhat better.
 Miss Mabel Colburn is spending the week as the guest of Miss Helen Fletch- CT of Somers
 William Murray has purchased home on Gold street at the Springs and will soon move there
 The macadam road between the Staff ford post office and Hvdeville is being torn up pre- paratory to rebuilding it.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening. There will be work in the third and fourth degrees A will be served
 "ReveIlle to Retreat" given in Me- moral hall last Friday evening, under the auspices of Strazza post, drew q we'll filled hall and was we'll received Nearly everyone was remembered in the dis patches received at headquarters, many of the local hits being very much to the point, but were we'll received by the party aimed at.
 At the Baptist church next Sunday the pastors subject will be ''The Magne tism of Christ" The text will be taken from John l2 32 : "And I, if be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men un- to myself" Subject for the Sunday evening B. Y. P. U. is, Christian prin- ciples in Personal and Public Health" Miss Mabel Colburn, leader
 StaffOrdville
 Harry Smith has accepted a position in New Britain.
 Mrs. George Ladd has accepted po- stion in the HydevlIle mill.
 Mrs. J. G. Rishton is visiting friends in Providence, R. l., this week.
 Miss Marion Turner of Newton High lands was home for few days vacation last week
 Victor Kaleta has resigned his position in the local store and accepted employ ment in New Britain.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill was taken to the Johnson Hospital last Thursday for treatment.
 G. w. Miller has resigned his position at the New City mill and accepted en- povment in the Central mill at Stafford Springs.
 There will be dance by the Glover So- cial club at the Bohemian hall on the evening of April 2tth Admission, men 30 cents ladies l5 cents.
 Miss Mary Sartori has resigned her po- sition in the Hydeville mill and accepted employment in the Rhode Island Worst ed mill at Stafford Springs.
 Rev. J. NJ. Non Deck returned from conference on Tuesday and resumed his duties as pastor of both the Congrega-
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