The Press., 1911-01-25
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 The president shall preside at all meetings of the Federation and of khe executive committee In ths absence of the president one of the vice. presl. dents shall bs chosen by the exG ltive committee to at t in.his stead.
 It shall be the duty of she score taFy treasurer to keep . record Of all meetings of the Federation, includinG the meetings of the ext xrcutive commit. the, attend to corretp1ndsnca, cs lleei she dues, pay all bills. have charge of all funds. and annually to present hnancial statement of the Fedora tion to ths executive committee Hpr their approval and perform such other duties usually appertaining to she ofice.
 h shall be the duty of the executive commissee to arrange for meetings of the Federation, prepare programs, provide speakers and have . general oversight of the affairs of the Feder. ation.
 It shall the duty of the membeEship committee to pass on all AppliCutiond for membership in the Federation.
 SIs shall be the dnty of ihs nomina4 ting committee to submit the names of officers to be voted for at the an- nual meeting. -s~. ----. .s-
 Regular quarterly meetings shall be held during the second week of Ianu- Ary. April. July and October, on such day as the executive committee shall determine, and cause notice to bg mailed. The January meeting shall bs she annual meeting for the election of officers. auditing of acCoanks, and other proper business. Other meet fngs may be called st such times as the majority of the executive commit tee may deem advisable, or on petition of fifteen members of the Federation
 Ten members in good sanding shall constitute Q quorum.
 - This constitution may be amended or revised by Q vote of . majority of the members present at any regular meeting, providing that a written notice of such proposed amendment has been presented at the meeting last preceding. and notice thereof has been mailed to each member.
 Frank Carpenter hes been confined to his home for about ten days with rheumatiam. but is now able to be out.
 Mrs. Wm Stafford is in the city hospital at Springfield oonvalescinR after A surgical operation. Her chances for recovery seem good. ---
 Hiss Emma Knehne, who has been nt her home here for Q rest, has re- turned to East Orange, N. T.. to take up her teaching dnties. Her mother, Mrs. Carl Kashne, who Is In a hospi. tal at Springfield, is getting along nicely and will soon be able. to rel turn.
 MrA Haakel1 Aronson and children leave next week for . visit of Q month at Springfield and New Bedford. MT. Aronson, after closing out his business here, will leave for the west, where he will locate If he can find c de- airAbls opening. He is selling his household goods.
 The masquerade ball of the Teuto- niA association, with music by Lynch's orchestra, comes Friday evening of this week. Elaborate preparations have been made for the event, and some showy and unique costumes will be in evidence. Those not provided with costumes can secure them of Ed-- ward Mann. .-...
 The play, "Oharlsy's Country Couain, " will be given in the guild room of Grace church next wednes. day evening, with the following cast {: Charles Carleton, R. H. Fisk; Mrs. Carleton, Miss May Smith; MIss MoRAt, cousin to Mr. Carleton, Miss Sophie Brown; Bridget, Miss Hazel Butternsld. This Is . royalty play by K. MoDoWell Rice, which has been wall received in Springfield and other oities. Admission, 25c; chil- dEen, 15c. Candy and peanuts will he on sMle.
 Stephen Ford, 76, was found at his home on High street Monday morning dead from heart disease. Death was .sndden and evidently came Go him while he was getting breakfast, e he had Q coffee pot In his hand. The deceased leaves three sons and Q dAugh. ter. The sons are Howard s. of YAntic, and George a. and Charles A. of this town. The daughter is Mrs. Louis Johnson of Waterbury. The funeral was from the MethodIss church at 9 o'clock this morning, and the body was taken Co North Coven- try for buriaI.