The Press., 1914-01-28

Louis Fedler has taken a positio
 in Norton, MasA
 Mrs. Joseph Ferry has taken tn , agency for Dr. ,scott's electric goods.
 Mrs. John B. Bolieau has beer } seriously i'll. but is now more com fortable.
 The Italian society are to present | play at St. Edwards hall on Saturday evening, Feb. 14th.
 ssMrs. D. F. Hewlett of East stree passed her S5th birthday yesterday very quietly at her home.
 Miss Ethel Whitaker, who hai been in the Johnson hospital, has re. covered sufficiently to go to her home.
 The Red Men will hold a special meeting in Society hall Friday night. An important bnsiness matter will be considered and all members are re- quested to attend.
 Judge Joel Hs Reed will go to New London Friday and preside at a civil session of the superior court. Judge Reed has been spending a vacation of month at his. home here.
 A party of friends made Miss Nellie Mcveigh a surprise party at her home on West street Hast Wednesday even- ing, the occasion being her birthday. A program of music and games filled out a very pleasant evening.
 Martin Laubscher of Rockville, a i lineman employed by the electric , company, is in the Johnson hospital with & broken wrist and several bad gashes as a result of an accident yes- terday. Laubscher was working on a pole near the Foxville crossing when | it broke, throwing him to the ground.
 The Current Events club will meet next Monday evening with the fol- lowing program: Hostesses, Mrs. W. H. Cooley and Mrs. Butterfield. Mu- sic; Miss Ethel Moore will read her paper on Santiago which was omitted at the last meeting: current events: |: A trip across the Andes. Mrs. L. Mo- Laughlin, Miss O. Holt. Mrs. O. H. Moore will sing.
 There will be B meeting of the stock holders of the First Nation al bank Feb. 14th, for the purpose of passing upon the question of whether or not the terms and provisions of the recently enacted federal reserve act shall be accepted. The stockholders will also vote on subscribing to the capital stock of the federal reserve bank to be organized in this district.
 Grace Church Notes: Services next Sunday-1O. 45, Holy Commun- ion and sermon, followed by Sunday school. EveniDg Prayer and brief address at '. Monday, Feb. ?, the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, Holy Communion at 9. Thursday afternoon there will be a social meet ing of the Women's Guild with Mrs. F. L. Smith. Eastsadain street. Sew ing class in the guild room Saturday afternoon. .1
 Past Grand DistFict Deputy Wm. E. Thompson of WilIimantic and suite installed the following officers of Wanseon lodge last Tuesday evening N. G., Carl Green; V. G., Frank recording secretary, O. W. permanent secretary, s. F. Clark; warden, Milo Eaton; conduc- tor, Perry Davis; R. 8. N. G., H. M. Jenkins; R. s. V. G., A. H. L. s. V. G.. Wm. Pratt; I. o., Ed. Marsden. <.
 The tract on the, shore of Crystal | Lake known as the iyndicate property | has been divided iniO house lots and the remainder wilEbe held as before. | F. F. Patten holds ahe lot on which | the syndicate cottage stands, and the other i've lots will be owned as. soon as the deeds are passed by O. B. Pin ney, B. P. Cooley, R. W. Smith, F. H. Baker and Christopher Allen. The chances seem favorable that several will build in the near future.
 The attendance at the public schools, which has been smaller than usual, is gradually becoming normal. A. W. Buchanan, agent of the state board of education, has been in town looking up children who stayed out of school for not being Yacoinated. There were two such cases in West Stafford, but they have since complied with the law. It is said that. there are two more in Stafford whose parents object to vaccination, but az the law is ex- plioit it is thought conditions will be met.
 The Warrens won from the Ores- cents last evening, 2 to-l.
 Warrens.