The Press., 1922-10-05


 Next Sunday at 1O45 will be Rally day for the church, Sunday schoo and Christian Endeavor society. The pastor and church workers especially desire a large attendance and hearty raIlying to the work of the church
 The formalities of incorporating the church at West Stafford have been completed and it will be known as the Second Congregational church of Stafford. At a meeting of the Second Ecclesiastical society held Monday evening a set of resolutions were adopted authorizing the society com- mittee to transfer all the church prop erty including the trust funds to the new corporation, and after the rec ords of the society are in possession | of the church the ecclesiastical so- ciety will pass out of existance. 4 nominating committee was appointed by the church to propose officers, con- sisting of Rev. F. A. Fuller, Carlos Chaffee, Mrs. F. 2. Fairfield board of trustees have already been elected, Carlos Chaffee, H. A. Glazier, G. M. Barlow, Warren Pease, and w. D. Graves.
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 Flower Pots and Jardinieres and other new arrivals, see our lad" Lane Variety Store.
 Notice to the Public
 The store formerly occupied by the Stafford Post office will be known hereafter as "The Peoples Store"
 It will open with full line of men, women and children's wear; tobacco, confectionery, cigars, stationery, auto accessory goods. etc.
 H. A. Kuehl Stafford.
 The Citizens Club is planning to hold social event in the near future.
 The Stafford Grange will serve a Harvest Supper Friday evening at six o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary E. Wells of Hartford spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Cady.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Collins and son; Newton of Worcester, Mass, were weekend guests of Mrs. James John son.
 Miss Lizzie Gerould is spending some time at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Smith on the Crystal Lake road.
 H. A. Kuehl is to occupy the store where the post office was located. The store will be known as ''The Peoples Store"
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Wise and daugh- ter, Miss Ida Peterson, and Miss Elsie PIerson of Norwich were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover.
 At the close of the program at the last meeting of Wolcott chapter, miscellaneous shower was given Miss Hazel Puffer, who is to be married this month to Frank Clark of Glaston- bury. Miss Puffer received many use- ful and beautiful gifts and the best of wishes from all members of the chap ter.
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 George Moore, Who has been quite i'll, is recovering.
 Charles Woodhaml has bought the two tenement house of Mrs. Dunham
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Jurkovie and family are moving to Rockville this week
 Rev. William JOrden of ArdmOre, Pa, visited his aunt, Mrs. E.. w. Vaill, recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Pearly Wilkins of Hydeville are visiting friends in Pitts field, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dunbar of Boston were recent guests of his mother, Mrs. Etta Durham.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy of ! Springfield are spending a few weeks ! with her father, George Moore.
  visiting her daughter, has returned to ! her home in Matawan, New Jersey. MT. and Mrs. M. F. Hughes and two sons and MT. and Mrs. Sanderson of \ Springfield, visited George Moore on l Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Mathews of South Will ! lingtOn was the guest of MT. and Mrs. ! T. M. Lyon over Sunday. She also was the guest of Mrs. Edith Mathews ! 3 few days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Cantlin and two children of Manchester and MT and Mrs. Walter Brown and children of Bristol were the guests last Sunday l at Fred BOwden's.
 Mrs. Rose Burroughs and little Mary, who have been visit ing her mother, Mrs. c. Gillingham, to their home in New York city last Saturday.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve their usual supper in the Congrega- tiOnal vestry this Thursday evening" HOstesses: Mrs. James Swift, Mrs. T. M. Lyon and Mrs. H. A. Bosworth.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Clark and son of Ellington were with Mrs. Clark's | mother, Mrs. Durham, on Sunday. Misses Evelyn and Catherine Clark spent the weekend with their grand mother,