The Press., 1922-11-23

his home on Village Hill. He was born in Sweden and came to Stafford about 45 years ago. He married Mrs. Phoebe West June IA, 1883, who died February 2, 1916. On June 10, 1916, he married Ann Lees Furness, widow of John Furness, who survives him. The cause of his death was cancer, being confined to his bed but a few days. He had no relatives in this country. The funeral was held at one o'clock Wednesday at the home, Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Grace church off1ciated. Burial was in the West cemetery.
 The Springs House will furnish a special Thanksgiving dinner.
 Raymond Pease has taken a posi- ton with The Modern Toggery Shop.
 Miss Columbia Serafin of Williman- tic visited relatives in town the early part of the week.
 Herbert West of Somersville, Mass, a former resident of this town, was here Wednesday to attend the funeral of Albert Anderson.
 harvest social and whist will be held next Wednesday evening in St.. Edwards hall Whist will be played until 1O.3O when dancing will fill the program for the rest of the evening. Woods orchestra will furnish the music.
 The Woman's Missionary society is planning to hold a sale of articles o,,;+ob1o For Cbr;e+,,ooc ,oroco0+c on Tuesday, December 9th, at the Con gregational chapel. This notice is given thus early so as to give those who are disposed to make contribu- tions to the sale time to prepare their gifts.
 The Red Cross drive for member ship will be completed this week. Any who have not been called upon and wish to contribute are requested to notify the chairman, Walter Scott. All who appreciate the services of the public service nurse can show it at this time. The necessary funds for continuing this service are raised at this time. The work of the Red Cross locally and throughout the whole world should be assisted by every one. Have you done your duty?
 Miss Irene Scharf and Frederick who scored such success in the play, "Springtime" by the Union church Sunday school >at Rockville last week, are well known here. MT. Dreschler is a versatile young man, who has frequently assisted in the Congregational church here, as tenor soloist, organist and violinist. Since September, both Miss Scharf, as con- tralto soloist, and MT. Dreschler, have been members of the quartette at the local Congregational church.
 It has been decided to give the Red Mems cabaret two nights, Friday and Saturday at St. Edwards hall. Adel- bert Needham will be master of cere- monies and Miss Evelyn Kaddy plan ist. The ends will be Charles Doher- ty, William Benton, Daniel Sullivan, Charles Burdick, Wilfred Dickey and Daniel Green. The following is the musical program:
 Opening Chorus, Music Masters
 Nightmare" Entire Company You'll never need Doctor no more" :"
 Wilfred Dickey Lonesome, that's all,"
 Miss Clara Champagne Indiana" Dan Sullivan Cant you hear me calling Caroline" |"
 Paul Stoetzner Save little dram for me-"
 Dan Greene ''The world is waiting for the sun
 rise, Michael Janowski Tableaux, Something to think about" Finale. Entire Company Reserved seats are on sale at De- Borde's store. There will te dancing each evening aftr the entertainment.
 The Knights of Columbus held it's first social of the season Tuesday eve ming at Society hall. The affair was for members and their families only, and proved to be very enjoyable. Progressive whist was played until quarter past ten, the first prize win ners being Miss Mary Hanley for the ladies and Dr. John Hanley for the gentlemen. The consolation prizes were awarded to Miss Molly Frazier and Arthur Frazier. Scussel's orches- tra played during the whist, as we'll as for dancing afterwards, both new and old-fashiOned dances being pro- vided, The event was so successful that it has been decided to hold simi- lar affairs monthly throughout the winter season. It was announced during the evening that arrangements were being made for the organizing of a Court of the Catholic Daughters of America here. This society, which was originally the Daughters of Isa- bella, is very popular all over the country, having a total membership of 100000 and growing rapidly. The outlook is favorable for a large char ter membership here. A meeting will be called in a few weeks, at which the ladies will be addressed by state off cers of the organization.
 Grace Church Notices-Thursda at p. m. and 80 D. m. parish confer ences, followed by social hour. Fri day holy communion a. m. Sunday services at 8.15 and 10.3O a. m., Sun- day school at 12 noon, evensong D. m. Rehearsal for Christmas carols on Friday afternoon after school Service in the Buff Gap school house on Sunday at 2.3O p. m. Service on Monday at 2 a. m.
 Methodist Church Sunday morning at 1O.3O worship with sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at 11.5O Evening union service at 6.45 in the Methodist church The speaker of the evening will be Dr. Carson, who will speak on "The American Bond.' Dr. Carson is said to be the leading Congregational minister in Colorado, and as lecturer is creating a pro- found impression. His eloquence and 'persuasiveness are remarkable gifts and everybody is invited to hear him.