The Press., 1915-03-31

The banks will be closed all day Friday.
 Arthur Taylor of Springfield was home over Sunday.
 Miss Eva Jsnkens is confined to her home by illpess.
 John Meehan of Hartford is visiting fr en Is in the borough
 Miss Alice Abel, teacher in Daniel. san, is home for vacation
 Ilario Tonidandel of Springfield has been visiting in the borough.
 Paul Schmidt and family of Mystic have been visiting Herman Tursch- man.
 Miss Beatrice Congdon has been a guest of Providence friends for a few days.
 Miss Elinor Valentine starts to- morrow for months visit at Oberlin, Ohio.
 J. $. O'Brien of Springfield is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Timothy Grady.
 Representative Fred E. Cady of Monson spent Saturday visiting friends in tine borough.
 Misses Katherine and Loretta Null lins spent the first part of the week in Springfield visiting relatives.
 Miss Ethel Webber of Amherst, Mass, has been with her brother, MT. webber of the Central Vermont rail- road.
 Both the adoption and warriors degrees will be worked at the regular meeting of Onneco Tribe, l. O. R. NJ at Society hall Thursday night
 The preparations for tine Red Mems minstrels, to be hel in conjunction with the fair on April 15 to IT, are rapidly nearing completion, and some incorporated in the cast F. A Lynch and John Horrigan are the committee in charge.
 Eugene Kendall, 6s, died at the Johnson hospital Sunday of gangren- ous stomatitis after a very short illness. For years he has been in the employ of Adelbert Needham. He was inoapaoitated for work and was removed to the almshouse, thence to the hospital. He leaves no near relatives. The funeral was held yesterday and the burial was in the West Stafford Hill cemetery.
 Grace Church Notes: Thursday, T.30 p. m Holy communion, with sermon commemorative of the insti- tuition of the Lords supper. Good Fri day, Ante Communion at 10. Prayers and meditation, 2 to B. Evening pray CT and sermon at 7.30. Easter day, Holy communion at '. Holy con- munion and sermon, with special music by choir, under direction of W. A. Weyhe of Hartford, II. 50. Vespers and presentation of Sunday school Lenten offering for missions at 1 D. m.
 Anticipating the Washington trip ahead of them, the senior class of s. Fl. S. are eager to start. They leave Friday on the 7.30 p. m. train for New London, aud will be gone for a week. The party will be in change of Principal F. s. Gorham and Miss Lillian Welch, the Misses Greene of Miss Mary Hanley, Miss Margie Mullins, MT. Green, MT. Cornell and MT. Westerfield of Willing ton, MT. Andrews of Boston will accompany the class. The. following seniors will make the trip: Misses Lee, Zelma and Harriet Cooper, Hanley and Andrews, Messrs. Bernard Mullins, Carey, Cummiskey, Dawson and Papp.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational society was held last Wednes- day evening. The following officers were elected: Committeeman for three years, B. P. Cooley, IF. G. Sanford and O. +. Chandler holding over); clerk, Lewis Mclaughlin; treasurer, H. F.. Burwell; trustee of funds for three years, ". H. Heald, (F. H. Baker and Christopher Allen holding over); auditors, 0. H. Moore, R. w. Smith; pledge committee, society committee and Hannibal Alden, 0. H. Moore and R. W Smith; ushers, W. H. Heald, O. F. Chandler, R. W. Smith, 0. H. Moore, J. F. Yare, Kingsley Converse, David Shenhard and q A Wagner