The Press., 1917-02-15
Meeting of the W. R. 0. next Wed

OA SuGS lSnA uAcSSAuSS tuAs uAb0EAOOA a I2 o'clock.
 A cabaret and dance will be givel by the Iona council, D. of F., nex Tuesday evening at St Edwards hall
 Woods orchestra will furnish the mu sic. The admission will be 25 cent for general adm issinn and 35 cents fo reserved seats.
 A free exhibition of lantern slide illnstrating five of our national park the Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glazier Mount Rainier and Crater Lake, vii be given by ysthe Current Events clut at the Congregational church on Mon day evening at '. 30 o'clock.
 There will be an Edison tone tes given at the Comique theatre mex Thursday evening by F. J. Fitzpat rick. Miss Ida Gardner will be here tO sing in competition with her owI records. The object of this tone tes is to show how the Edison phonograpl froduces the human voice. Uompli. mentary tickets will be presented a
 Kirkpatrick s store.
 The body of Mrs. Catherine Dona Ehue, who died in St. Francis hospital Hartford, Feb z, after long illness was brought here Saturday. Mrs. Donahue was 46 years old. Sue lived Here most of her life and Is the daugh ter of Michael Shea. She lived iu East Hartford for the last few years and has been i'll most of the time. Ths services were held in St. Edward < church, the Rev. F. J O'Neill offici ating. The burial was in St Edward t cemetery.
 Diogeues looked for an honest man. We have discovered a sensible man which is also a rare being A serious chimney fire was discovered in g last Monday. Insteed o1 ringing in tue alarm and bringing out the fire department which would have cost the borough about forty dollars he went after Chief Wise, and between them they put it ont If more citizens would do this Sthey would save the borough quite little expense in the course of a year.
 The discontinuance of the interur. ban service goes into effect to-day. The cars used on the interurban ser. vice have had the trucks changed for the surface line rails and will De used .bewteen here and Hartford The new scledule is as follows: The first car will leave Stafford Springs for Hart. ford at 45 8. m., then 6 15 a. m, and hourly until l'.1 p. m., ther .l1 164p m. and 12.15 a. ID. fol 5s0ueA Manchester. First car will leave Hartford for Stafford at 6 15 a m. and hourly until 11.15 D. m. First car will leave Hartford fol Rockville Center and Holland avenue at 6 15 a. m and every half houl until 1.15 D m First car leaving Rock ville Center for Hartford at 5, 3( a m III. and then 6.2O a. m. from Holland avenue, and every hall hour until 10. sop ID then at 1 20 H. D. m. and 12 20 and 12 50 a. m. to South Manchester.
 The game last Friday which tho high school boys played against Pratt & Whitney was a corker. P. & W, came out here for the lucal boys blood, but were handed beating of 22 to 10. Tonon played a fine clean game for the high school and tossed in five baskets. Finnicane of Hartford, al though he was small, seemed to be all over the floor and was notably absen in all disputes, playing the game clean and ringing two baskets. Line up:
 Stafford. Pratt & Whitney. Tonon If FiDnicane Kuslansky, Bernardo If Johnson Murray Grandfield J. Sullivan lb Nymar W. Sullivan rb Benkel Score: 22 to 10; baskets from the floor, Tonon 5, Murray 3, Finnioane ?, Nyman l baskets on free tries, Tonon 6, Finnicane 4; referee, Buck ley; timer, W. Hauley; time, 2O- minte halves.
 Grace Church Notes: Next Sunday is Quinquagesima, or the Sunday be- fore Lent. The services will be at usual, but special offering will be taken for the $5,OOO. 900 fund for clergy pensions. The Episcopal church has adopted plan for clergy pensions. and during the past year Bishop Lawrence of Boston has un. der taken the gigantic task of raising the five million dollars necessary tC put the plan into operation. Over four million has already been secured and every parish in the church, throughout the whole country, iE planning to make an offering to com plete the amount on next Sunday. Grace church will therefore have it's share in this movement, and offerings will be taken at every service for this purpose. The sermon in the morning will be on this subject. Lent begins on Asb Wednesday, Feb. 21. There will be two services on that day: Lit any and holy communion at 10 a. m. and evening service and sermon by the rector at ' 30 p. m. Tt e addi. tional services during the Lenten sea- son this year will be as follows; Holy communion on Fridays at 10 a. m. ;1 1children's service on Saturdays at 3 30 p. m., and evening service on Wednesdays at !. 30 D. m., with ser, mons by visiting preachers. The list of preachers is as follows: Feb 2e -The Rev. Raymond M. Dow Adams of North Brookfield Mass, a former rector of this parish. March 7-The Rev. Edmund R. Laine. Jr of Lud, low, Mass. March 14-The Rev. Henry s. Harte, Archdeacon of the