The Press., 1917-02-15
A daueb,sr was born to Mir. and

GA Mrs. Fred Chipitelle Tuesday.
 Mrs. L B Baker is a guest of friends in Worcester, Mass, for few days
 Zephyr Bolieau and Miss Rose yezie have announced intentions of marriage.
 Mrs. James Stretch of Simsbury s visiting hre parents, Mir and Mrs R ; Converse.
 The regular meeting of the Hospital Aid society will be held next Tues day ar 3 30 p. n.
 Geo. L. schofield of Worcester spent the weekend at ths home of his par ents on Village Hill
 Dr Bard, who has been sick with the grip, is much better now and will resume practice in few days
 The prayer meeting of the Cougre- Rational church will be held on Wednesday even ng next week.
 Ralph Prouty is in the Hartford hospital sick with pneumonia. Ills condition is pronounced very critical.
 AIwyn Rees. son of Rev. aud Ms L Rees, sailed Un Wednesday for FraLce to jnIn the American ambu- lance field force.
 The Sunday school social which was announced for the Methodist church tonight has heen postponed until Fri day evening of next week.
 There will be lecture ou Naples and the surrounding country (Italy)' illustrated with over sixty colnred slides aF the Congregational church on Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Mary Zelezny, ST, died Tues day at her hume near State Line of cerebral hemorrha9e, being ill only four hours The body was taken to Brooklyn, N Y. and was buried in the Linden Hill cemetery.
 An error was made in giving the position nf A. Romeo Zsnnlli as secre- tary to the president ef the Sixth City Gasoline Supply Go of Cleveland, O in our issue of February lst. MT is secretary of the company.
 Rev Oscar J Allrioh and family were the guests on Monday and Tues day of Rev and Mrs W H. Bath of South Manchester while attending the winter session of Norwich District Ministerial Association of Meth dist 
 washiugtou's birth lay will be oele- hrated next Thursday evening at St hall, when national airs will be placed and sung during an illustrated lecture by Adelard GI- rouard. The chief subject will be pilgrimage to Sre Anne de Beaupre Both the lecture aud the beautiful views have lately received the highest praise from deliRhted patrons. Re served seats. 25 cents; general admis- siou, 10 cents Begins at 8 l5
 On Sunday evening the subject of rbe meeting at the Methodist church | will be "Peter iu the FireliRht, Rev. William Allen Knights beauti- 'ul deliveration of the impulsive Peter, as iu Johns narrative at two instants of his life, will be .ead This will be illustrated with tereopticon slides The slides are he property of a we'll known le"turer md are new and are all cnlored iu !, ,iRh-grade art. The reading aud the Hides will excel anything shown at inc Methodist church this winter.
 George L Lassard, 71, died at his home on East Main street late Tuesday | after a prolonged illness Mir Lassard was born in Canada and moved here early in life Since then he has made his residence in this town and worked in several places He is survived by 8 widow aud ten children, VI O are Geo E Lassard of Canada. James Lassard of Springfield, Edmond Lassard of this town, Felix Lassard of Willimantio, Joseph Las sard of this town. Archie Lassard of Boston. Misses Lydia and Margaret Lassard and Mrs. Annie Seuechsrl of this town and Mrs Alice Therrien of The funeral will take place in St Edwards church tn-mor' row morning at 9 o'clock where re- quiem high mass will be sung. The burial will be in St Edwards oeme- tery