The Press., 1912-04-10
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

There will be regular meeting O the W. R. 0. next Wednesday even ing.
 L. A. A. O. meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. All member requested to be present.
 Miss Beatrice Congdon is home fol the Easter vacation from Inglesidt seminary, New Milford.
 There were 21 at the teachers meeting Monday night. Subject fol next time, Questioning and Story Telling.
 Miss Eva Barrett, who has been al her home several weeks during the illness of her mother, resumed work in thezA. L. Howard store Monday.
 The engagement is announced o1 Miss Emma Flora Kuehne of East Orange, N. J., formerly of this Dor. ough, and William Hopkins Vinal oi Boston.
 Pictures of the rooms of the Young Mems club, with some of the junior members, are on exhibition in Miss Whiton's window. Some of the pictures were taken on Girls day.
 The next military whist to be given by the Eastern Star will be held on Friday evening. Those attending and not having purchased tickets of the committee can obtain them at the door.
 Emma, six months old, daughter of the late Mrs. Nellie Rudge, died last Thursday morning at the home ot MT. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald. The funeral was Friday afternoon and burial at St. Edwards cemetery.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday night. The topic for the evening is Organized Philanthropies. Papers about Carnegie Libraries, Rockefeller Gifts to General Educa- tion and Russell Sage Foundation will be given by Mrs. W. H. Cooley, Mrs. J. c. Converse and Miss H. R. Butterfeld. t:
 The Easter music at the Congrega- tional church was very beautifully rendered, both morning and evening, by quartet, chorus and soloists. The evening service of song was one of the very best of the season. It was a great disappointment to have the weather such that only few more than a hundred ventured out for the cantata. A gOodly number of the morning congregation remained to en- joy the responses and carols of the Sunday school, which made a very pleasing service.
 Twenty-one men representing the Men and Religion Forward Movement committees met Sunday afternoon and laid final plans for the campaign of next Saturday and Sunday. An effort is being made to get a program to every man in the participating par ishes.i For the benefit of those who may hot be reached in this way and of others interested the following been announced in the makeup of the team from Hartford, who will direct the campaign: A. S. Hopkins of the Bible study committee has been sub- stituted for, MT. Davis. Those who attended the Hartford or Rockville meetings will be glad to learn that W. s. Schultz, prominent Hartford attorney, who has been very active in this and the laymen's missionary movement, is to present the mission ary opportunity. MT. Schultz is a bright and breezy speaker, full of energy and enthusiasm. At the 2. 30 p. m. meeting Saturday in the Con- gregational church Rev. MT. Kennedy and Judge Marvin will give addresses on ''Our Boys" and ''The inter-church responsibility. From to 5. 80 D. m., institutes for practical informa- tion and informal discussion will be held in the Congregational chapel on Bible Study; Grace church, Boys Work; Library building, Social Ser vice; Missions, Grace church guild room; Evangelism and Community Extension, Congregational church. Supper for the committees and team in Congregational chapel at 6.15. Tickets, 25c. At 7.45, in chapel or church, will occur a mass meeting, with brief addresses by each of the team. These meetings of Saturday and also those of Sunday afternoon (except the boys rally) are open only to men. Sunday at 9. 30 union prayer meeting for men in vestry of Metho- dist church. MT. Schultz will speak at the regular service of this church, Judge Marvin at Grace church, MT. Hubert at the Congregational church, and the speaker for the union service of Baptists and Universities at the Hollow will be announced later. MT. Kennedy, who has won remarkable favor among boys of Hartford and other parts of the state, as previously in New York, New Jersey and New Hampshire, will speak to older boys and young men at 3.3O D. m. in Grace church. At the same hour MT. SchnltE gives an address in the Congregational church. His sub- ject will be "Gol A command and challenge. . At 4.15 institutes will meet as on Saturday. In the closing service at the Methodist church at ' p. m. all the Protestant churches will unite. This will give the ladies another chance to hear the speakers. As Stafford is the smallest town to which the Hartford commit tee is sending a deputation, to make. them feel it has been worth their while, it is hoped that there will be a large attendance at all of the meet ings, especially the institutes.
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