The Press., 1917-04-05
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R. " Ellis is driving new WelIys- Knights touring car
 Miss Ruth Alden has returned to her studies at Northfsld seminary.
 Miss Lucy Alden has accepted a position in the Hartford public library and commenced her duties last Mon- day
 MT. and Mrs J. H. Reed attended the Methodist conference of the Southern New England district at Providence, R.
 Five dollars was added this week to the Diamon1 Ledge fund This makes the amount available for inn provements $IO6.
 Mrs. E F. Leach and Miss Helen Leach returned Tuesday from trip to Jacksonville, Fla. Washington, ID O |, and Atlantic City, N. J.
 The joint Easter ball of the Stafford Business Mems association and the Stafford Golf company will be held at the club.rooms next week Friday evening. Woods orchestra of five pieces will furnish the music The tickets will be $1.50
 There will be benefit performance for the s. Y. M O. on Friday night, April 20, at St. Edwards hall. The West Stafford Congregational church will give the play "The Engaging of Janet. '" The Methodist church of the Springs will present "The Man From Brandon The boys of the s IT. NJ O., under the direction of Instructor Reynolds will give an athletic performances between the plays.
 There will be some variation in the hours of services for Easter morning at St. Edwards church. The high mass will be at 8 30 and the low mass at 10 30. As there will be no mass at St Josephs chapel iu Staf. fordyille, Easter Sunday, the mem bers of that parish will attend the 8 A0 service at s Edwards church. Meaus of conveyance will leave Stafforhville at G 45 aud s afford Hollow at '. ST. Edwards school will resume studies next Tuesday.
 The regular meating of the W. 0 T. U will he held in the church at West Stafford next Wednesday at 3 O clock Topic: The Loyal Temper auoe Legion The program will ln- clude songs by Miss Newell, readings and several exercises by the boys anu girls. This is open to the public and special invitation is extended to all who are interested in young children The March meeting at the Baptist church was we'll attended, considering the inclament weather, and the ex oelleut program arranged by Mrs. Hatch we'll carried out.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening The committee, Mrs. E F Leach, Mrs. c. F. Beck with and Mrs. R. W. Smith have arranged to have Miss Allen of Long meadow come and talk to the club on Current Eveurs and Current Literature. Those who heard Miss Allen last November when she was here will be glad of the opportunity to hear her again as she is a very interesting speaker Miss Clover Converse will give piano solos Each member of the club may invite a guest. Each member is requested to pay the bird lecture assessment to the treasurer at this meeting.
 At the Congregational church next Sunday special music will be sung during the day by an augmented choir The morning program will be: Prelude, 'Easter Morning." anthem, 70 King Immortal" with baritone solo; offertory solo, "Ye bells of Easter day." by Mrs. Waite; anthem. Awake thou that sleepest, !" with soprano solo; postlude, "Vic- tory" DeBois. In the evening at ' 45 the following musical program will be given with the assistance of Ralph Mixer, violinist; Carl Wander. oellist, and Dr. G. r. Bardt pianist Messrs. Mixer and Wunder, both from Hart ford, have delighted Stafford audiences in the past by their excellent playing and with Dr. Bard at the piano and MT. Waite at the organ the instru- mental music will prove delightful: l: Prelude to Kumiheld, violin, cello, piano, organ; anthem, 70 Death Where is Thy Sting" cello solo, MT Wunder; duet, ''The Conqueror, " Mrs. Moore, Mrs Waite, violin and cello obligato; offertory, 'Extase, " violin, cello, piano; violin solo, MT. Mixer; anthem, "Behold the Risen King, " solo, Mrs Moore and chorus with violin obligato; postlude, serenade, violin, cello. piano, organ