The Press., 1917-04-05

Gary watering cart out for the season.
 The. Y. P. B. will meet at the Methodist church tomorrow night at o'clock. Wm. Currap, who has just returned from a trip to Havana, is visiting friends in town.
 W. L. Williston of Russell, Mass, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. +. F. Patten this week. Mrs Wm. Benton was operated on at the Johnson hospital Saturday Dy Drs. Alcorn and Bard, and is making good recovery.
 John Cooper and family have moved into the Grant house on StaT- ford Street from the Hamilton place near Union which he recently sold.
 The only high school senior who was not able to take the trip to Wash- ington was Israel Rabinovitz He was laid up with a severe attack of the grip, but has recovered from it now.
 John Bourgeois has equipped his restaurant with six new combination glass and marble topped tables. He has also added MT. and Mrs. Berger son of New Hampshire to his list of help in order to take care of the com- ing summer trade.
 The committee appointed for the formation of a home guard in this town have been to Hartford and inter- viewed the authorities on the subject They have arranged for a mass meet ing for next week, probably Tuesday or Wednesday, in borough hall, when they will have man come here and explain the object. Just when the meeting will be held will be advertised about the town.
 Stafford.
 Paramount Pictures Town Hall, April 9th, Daniel Frohman presents Hazel lawn in a stirring romance of the noun tains, The F..ud Girl. in 5 parts; April 10th, George Beban in "Pasquale," in 5. parts.
 A. G. Sault has resigned his posi- ti0n in Somerswortt, N. H.
 Mrs. Inez Labsury is the guest of her son, c W. Lasbury, of Spring field.
 Mrs, Laura Whiten of Springfield is the guest of MT and Mrs Geo. La than.
 A foundation is being laid for an l # l,o 1ok Jane Lavery.
 Miss Sarah Dickenson had the mig. fortune to fall last Sunday evening and break her leg. She was taken to the Johnson hospital.
 The household goods belonging to the late Mrs. Fanny Childs will be sold at auction on Saturday, at II a. m at her late residence in this will lage.
 Mrs Joseph Ribickey has returned her home after many weeks illness in New London Joseph Ribickey was taken to the Johnson hospital last Saturday
 Good business at the town hall, where moving pictures are being shown Tuesday and Friday evenings. has warranted the purchase of new piano by the management.
 About twenty-five of the young people surprised Mrs F. N Chaffee with a miscellaneous shower at the home of her parents last Saturday evening. Among the presents was 8 very handsome chair Refreshments were served and an enjoyable evening spent by all.
 The following Easter music will be rendered next Sunday morning at the Universalist church: Prelude, "East- CT Dawn," Olaussman; anthem, ''Now is Christ Risen,'' Niohol; so- prano solo, Resurrection Morn, T" Parker; offertory, "Melodie," " Earle i: postlude. "Hosanna'. Hartman. An Easter concert by the children of the Sunday school will follow the regular morning srevioe, taking the place of the Sunday school session. At 4 80 p. ID. the oantata "The Risen King, I" by Schneider, will be given.
 Baptist Church Notes: The Ladies' Mission circle meets in the chapel to- morrow afternoon at 2 80 sharp Leader, Miss L. Hatch. Hostesses, Mrs. T Black and Mrs. John Wight man. Sunday morning subject: "The fact of the resurrection, 1 Cor. 15, Ill, Especial musio). Subject for children: "The Easter Lily" Even. ing subject: ''The importance of the resurrection, 1 Cor. 15-l2: 19 There will be Easter exercises by chil- dren of the Sunday school after the morning service.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs Mary Whitman of Morrow has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.O. Usher.
 MT. and Mrs. Allison Ravens of Springfield called on relatives last Sunday.
 Fred Lievre will hold his monthly huCGAOn OA AAV0 SGuoA nc4O AHuAsu0y at p m.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ba llan- tine are spending a week with Mrs. A. O. Howe in Brooklyn, N. Y. .'.s-
 Miss Celia Fletcher is enjoying a trip to Washington, D. O., with the high school class. 
 Miss May Murphy, who has been with MI and Mrs D. J. Glazier for the winter, has gone to Providence, R. I.
 Miss Jennie Towue has gone to Leominster, Mass. to spend the Easter vacation with her sister, Mrs. Wm Crawford.
 Mrs Arthur Leslie of Vest Uptuu