The Press., 1917-11-29
". R. o. meeting Wednesday.

W. R. O. meeting Wednesday.
 William B. Hauley. who enlisted
 last week, was home over Sunday. 1 Wauseon lodge. I. o. 0. F., will
 nominate officers next Tuesday even.
 ing. 4 full attendance is desired.
 Miss Marion Fenton has resigned
 her position in the Johnson hospital
 and Miss Ruth Butterfield is filling
 the position. Miss Fenton intends
 to go to Detroit. Mich., soon and
 train for 8 nurse.
 Joseph Fitzpatrick of the U s s
 New Jersey is spending a weeks fur.
 lough with his parents. The New Jersey which is dooked on account of having a disabled pIopellor gave him this unexpected opportunity to come home and have a good Thanksgiving dinner.
 Next Wednesday evening a "silyer tea" will be held in the gull room of Grace church under the auspices of the Womans Guild, the Girls Friend ly society and the Knights of Wash ington. There will be a sale of apron s and other articles, and varied pro . gram consisting of music, a playlet and drills. Tea will be served. The doors will be opened at 7.30 with an admission of 10 cents for adults and cents for children
 The Italian band concerts were a success, both entertainingly and financially. St. Edwards hall was filled both nights and all the selections were greatly enjoyed The band under the direction of Prof B. Sbracoia is showing marked advancement The scere, a decorated ship, lined with bluejaokets was very attractive and adapted to our national situation The most prominent features of the concert were Prof. Sbracoias and MT. Guerrieri's solos.
 Vital facts concerning Americas war against autooraoy will be presented by out-of- town speakers at the War Rally tn be held in Comique theatre at o'clock Sunday evening, Dec. 9. This rally has been arranged by the Town Committee of the Connecticut State Council of Defense and is to be held under the Defense OounoIl auspices It is one of series of rallies being held throughout the whole state of Connecticut, tho object of which is to present information con- cerning the real war situation to the people of the whole state. Chairman M. D. O'Connell of the local town committee of the Council of Defense said to-day he anticipates tt is rally will be one of the largest attended ever held in this community. F. F Patten will preside. A program of interest to both men anu women is assured. There will be no charge for and no collection will be taken.
 The community was saddened to hear of the death of Robert E. Kaddy who passed away late Sunday night, at the Johnson hospital. following an operation on the previous Tuesday. Mir Kaddy was 40 years old and master mechanic at the Rhode Island Go. He was of a genial dis position and was very popular with everyone with whom he came in con tact. He was a skilled mechanic md much respected The hereaved | amily have the sympathy of all Mr. Kaddy was a member of Ionic Lodge, F. & A. NJ, and of Orient | R. A. M., also of the Scottish | Clans. He leaves his wife and three Vera, Evelyn and Roberta Kaddy, an eleven months-old son, Robert Kaddy; his parents, and three brothers, Charles. Bedford and John Kaddy all of Fitohbnrg, Mass, and one sister, Mrs J. Peck of Boston, Mass. The funeral was held Wednes- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church, Rev O. J. Aldrieh Ionic Lodge of Masons had charge of the burial services in the Stafford Springs cemetery.