The Press., 1911-03-29


 fayette college, is home for vacation
 Mrs. D. O. Rogers of Rockville hal bsen the guest of Mrs. Fred Wrigh at the Crawford homestead.
 B. M. H and Wolf Patrol of Boy Scouts will meet in the Congregation al chapel Friday at '. .15 p n.
 The senate has incurred with tht house in affirming the re-appointment of Judge Joel H. Reed for another term as justice of the superior court
 Mrs. F. N. Dion has opened g millinery store in the Kuslansky block, in the room formerly used as g tailor shop, and will have her milli- nery opening Friday of this week.
 There will bs a meeting of the di- rectors of the Business Mems associa. tion at Attorney R. H. Fisk's office Thursday evening, at which time plans for 6 banquet will receive con- siieration.
 The annual meeting of the aRri- cultural society was postponed last Saturday owing to the absence of some of tho officers. It will be held next Saturday at p. m at the office of Attorney R. H. Fisk.
 Grace Churoh Notes: The Woman $ Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 30 D. m. with Mrs. E. R. Brown. The servic4s of the week are Friday evening, ' 30. preacher Rev J. E Brown of Norwich, and Saturday afternoon the Litauy, at 4.
 The German club will hold au Easter ball at their hall on Westford avenue Monday. April 17th. Music will bs by Lynoh's orchestra. Prof. Jenkins prompter. A Bolieau will act as floor director, and F. Harvey and W. Shaw as aids, -
 The program for the Current Events club meeting next Monday evening is as follows: Roll call. clippings; cur rent events; music, Miss He Com mittee, Mrs. J Mclaughlin, Mrs H. E. Burwell, Miss Annette Washbu D Ho>tesses. Mrs J. H Valentine, Mi g Mary Newton.
 The audience at the Congregations church last Sunday evening to hear Rev Geo. P.> Gilbs1t's discourse on the Passion Play," illustrated with lantern slides, was so large that the folding doors had to be opened in the chapel. The pictures were very fine and Mir. Gilbert's description of the same was especially good.
 Seth SchCf1eld has arrangements we'll under way for his field day and celebration at his farm next Wednes- day, and the indications are that there will be large attendance. E B. Pitts and H. l.. Garrigus of Storrs will be the speakers. There will be demonstrations of all kinds of farm ing implements, lunch will be served and g neral good time.
 Rev. Marian H. Jones of Stafford vile will preach at the Congregation al church next Sunday morning in exchange with Rev. R G. Clapp, and will lead the men s class at noon in the discussion of "The recreation center as a power in building man. hood, '" giving the fruits of her ex- perienoe and observation in New York city. Rev. R. G Clspp will preach in the evening on 'The town most beautiful '
 The refisctosoope lense of the new lantern at the Congregational church will be used for the first time tonight in connection with the lecture by the pastor on "Stndent Life in Germany '" The hour is 7.45 and admission 100, or 200 with the supper. For the sup per alone, which is a special salad supper under the care of the young ladies. with Miss Burr as leader, a charge of 15J will be made. It is to begin at the usual hour, 6.15.
 BOWLING.
 The married and single men of the Warren Woolen Go. rolled a match game Monday evening, the married men coming out victorious by 1O6 pins. Fontanella was high for the winners and Woods excelled for the losers.