The Press., 1915-03-24

F Philip Goady has resigned his DO
 sition at the Springs house. l Eddie Jacobsen has bought tn , Weeks farm on Westford avenue.
 The public schools will close ol Friday for a vacation of two weeks 5 John Quinn has started to build
 house on Prospect street for occupancy Wm. Curran has taken the position
 recently vacated by Phil Cody at thu
 Springs house.
 Dr. O. B. Tschummi attended th'
 dental manufacturers exhibit at Bos ton last week.
 The F. B. L. will hold whist party and dance on Friday, April ?,
 at St. Edwards hall.
 Harold Smith has returned to his
 home in Talcottville, having spent
 few days with his aunt, Miss Mary
 Smith.
 Mrs. Wm. Armstrong of Hartford
 is visiting here with Mr. Armstrong,
 who Els the deputy superintendent ot the Metropolitan Life Insurance Go
 The Christian EDdeavor society of the Congregational church will hold a sociablo in the chapel on Friday evening All young people connected with the church or Sunday school are invited.
 Next Wednesday the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will serve supper at o'clock, followed by an entertainments. Supper and entertainment, l 5 cents.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Larivee and children, Della and Joseph, Jr., from Clinton, Miss Rena, Annie and Joseph Dupree of Monson and Miss Laura Chism of Springfield. Mass, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. A. O. Garvais.
 Adelbert Nee1ham has brought suit against Wm. H. Segar of Lebanon to recover $1 60 on note. The case came up this morning before Deputy Judge M D. O'Connell and was ad- journed for two weeks. Willis Reed is attorney for the plaintiff.
 Grace Church Notes: The preacher at the Friday evening service will be Rev. Franklin H. Miller, rector of St. Thomas church, Hartford. The Woman's Auxiliary will meet Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Peter Brod esen. G. F. S., Thursday evening with the Misses Butterfleld. Palm Sunday, services at 10 80 and 6.45. Special music and distribution of palms.
 The program of April 12 will be given at the Current Events club Mon- day evening. Subject: Eastern Islands of the Sea. Crete, Past and Present, Mrs E. F. Leach. Miss Rachel Snow of Watertowp, Mass, will speak on her travels through Greece. Music A solo by Miss Eunice Park. Each member has the privilege of inviting one guest Hostesses: Mrs Christopher Allen and Mrs Lewis Mclaughlin. The club has voted to study twenty five years of English literature with special reference to American authors This will be supplemented with cur rent events.
 Emanuel Hirsch, 61 ,died this morn ing after an illness of several weeks |, l,oc been a respected citiezn of this borough for some time and was highly esteemed by his friends. He leaves, besides his widow, Mrs. Philomen Hirsch, two sons, Frederick and Her. bert E., and four daughters, Albina l Boske of Providence, R. l., Agnes | Kornguielb of East Glastonbury and l Mary and Gertrude of this place, The funeral will take place at his late residence on Prospect street on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. W. P. Buck officiating. The burial will be in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 The Stafford high school has oom- pleted the schedule for the baseball team for the coming season, and it is by far the best schedule that has been arranged: April 21, Rockville at Stafford; April 30, Bay Path institute at Stafford; May i, Palmer high at Palmer; May 5, Thompsonville at Thompsonville; May 8, North Brook field at North Brookfield; May 15, Hitchcock academy at Brimfeld; May 21, Bay Path institute at Spring field; May 26, Thompsonville at Stafford; June 4, Windham high at Stafford; June 9, Hitchcock academy at Stafford; June 15, Palmer high at Stafford; June IT, Windham high at Willimantic.
 A debate was held Saturday after. noon by the pupils of the high school on the question: Resolved, That vocational education should be in- troduced in the Stafford high school. ; It was won by the affirmative, the de- baters for the affirmative being Leo Fletcher, J. Kingsley Converse and Miss Puffer, and for the negative, Cyril Dawson, Thomas Comiskey and Miss Andrews. The judges were Rev. Percy V. Norwood, Charles F. Beck. with and M. D. O'Conuell The prizes for the essays on Alcohol and crime" and "Alcohol and insanity' were awarded to Miss Annie Ristef and Miss Alice Ward The Roman play was good and the demonstrations in stenography, physics, geometry and English gave an idea of some of tla work that is hainu dnno O. tho