The Press., 1917-01-18

J T. HuEIuJ, UT. f. l.. SnlliH II Consultants-Dr Ralph H. Seelye
 Springfield, Mass. Dr. E. J. Me
 Knight, Dr. k Terry Smith, Dr
 P. H. Ingalls,, Dr. F. s Crosstall q
 Hartford; pr F P. BauheIder, Bos ton, Mass Dr. E K Root, Hartford
 Dr Wm. Porter, Hartford; Dr. T G Alcorn. Thompsonville; pr Danie Sullivan, New London; Dr. Jame Stretch, Simsbury.
 Mir and Mrs Norman Gold spru' few days last week in New York.
 Henry Taylor has resigned hi position in F. E. Fitzpatrick new room.
 | Miss Ella Foster of Highland Terrace has gone to Boston for a few weeks.
 F. L. Burr has been confined to hi home this week with an attack o1 rheumatism.
 Miss Mary Maggia has resigned hel position in Campo's store Miss Florins Dupre has taken her place
 Helen Smith entertained some o1 her young friends at her home or East Main street last Friday afternoon
 MT and Mrs R. H Valentine at. tended the Burr Williams wedding Tuesday afternoon in South GIastc , bury.
 The L. A. A. 0. H. will hold their meeting Thursday evening of this week A full attendance is de. sired.
 Next Sunday evening at the Con gregarional church there will be a lecture on "The heart of New Eng land, - illustrated by over 60 slides.
 There will be basketball game on Friday. The Y. NJ 0 A Feather weights will play the Rockville A. A. at Y. NJ. 0. hall Admission, 15 cents.
 Mrs. E. F. Leach and Miss Helen Leach of this town and Mrs. Geo. Cummings of Washington, D O., in- tend to start on a trip to Florida the middle of next week
 Methodist Church Notes: At Sun- day morning service the pastor will preach on "Jesus the Light of the World " At the Sunday school session the annual reports of the Sunday school officers will be read.
 The Ladies of the NJ. E. church will serve their usual monthly supper Friday at 6 p, m. Hostesses: Mrs. Carrie Stevens, Mrs. Frank Orcutt, Mrs. Ann Harwood Supper, 20 cents i; children under l2, 10 cents
 The local representatives to the legislature have both fared we'll on committee appointments John G. Wightman is a member of the com mittee on appropriations and Wm H. Heald is the house chairman of the committee on insurance. MT. Wight man has been elected clerk of the appropriation committee.
 The following officers of the Foresters of America were installed by D. G. c. R Ed. Clark: Chief ranger, N. Gilman ;sub-ohief ranger. Jens Pradel ; recording secretary, Carl Woods {; finance secretary, Hugh Ward; treas urer, Alfred Clark; senlor woodward, Alanr Pradel; junior woodward, Jack Martoiell; senior beadle, Frank Kane ; junior beadle, Ed. Mooney; lecture, Henry Gruudy trustee, John Sullivan.
 The first regular meeting of the Stafford Choral Union was held Tues day night. A good number of people attended. They decided to get at work and give a concert next spring They will use the Business Mems club rooms for rehearsals which will come on Tuesday nights The executive committee will pick out the music and have some of it there at the next meeting which will be on Jan. 80. After the business there was a rehearsal of old music
 At the annual meeting of the Stafford Business Mems association, held on Monday evening, the follow ing officers were elected: President James Sheppard; presidents R W. Smith, W. E. Hanley; secretary, pr. C. B. Tcshummi; treasurer, H. E. Jones. It was voted to hold the next monthly social on Friday evening, the 26th, and the following committee was appointed to have it in charge c. R. Newton, T. F. Mullen, R. H Fisk, Anders Jacobsen and F. G. San ford.
 At the last meeting of Wm. Horton camp, s. of ", the following officers were installed for the ensuing year, Deputy 'rry Simonds ot Rockville acting as installing officer, assisted by Judge Advocate Jacob Felber, also of Rockville: O., O. M. Cummings; S. V c, B. c. Alberty; J. V. o., Neyerson Heminway; camp council, F w. Howard, Charles Mcclellan, w. E Benton; chaplain, F. W Howard patriotic instructor, W. E Benton secretary, Henry Heminway; treas urer, J. W, Hancock; guide. Charles Mcclellan; color bearer, George Angell; 1. G John Irons; o. C., Walter Alberty; musician, F. G. Lynch.
 Tuesday evening District Deputy Grand Master G. B. Milve and suite of Rockville installed the follow ing officers of Wauseon Lodge, I o o. F. for the ensuing term: N. G., John o. Bartlett; V. G., Herman Schmidt {; R. s 0. w. Comins; P S., S. F. Clark; treasurer, Frank Smith; w., H S. Ford; O., A. E. Snow; R. $ N G., Carl Green; L. s. N. G., Elmer Dimock; chaplain, Harley DimOok R c V z Nor,0o, Dl,;Jl;,,z,