The Press., 1918-03-28

Hiram FsltonsOf Orange, Mass.,5 is sp7ndina Q few days with his sister,
 Mrs. Harry RoehIh.
 On Thursday AlelbeTt Hyosy was
 fined S3 and costs in the borough count by JhdRe Heald for violating the commissioners law of letting his dog run loose, and. John KraveTak, charged with keeping an unlicensed dog and letting it run loose was fined g. and costs,
 The Agora society of the high school was entertained Tuesday night
 by Miss Margaret O'Connor at the Springs house. Miss Sickles of Hart ford, a member of the Connecticut Childrens' Aid society gave an address on "Children's Aid. After the meeting the party were entertained by gamae and dancing.
 At the meeting of the Current Events club with Mrs CIR. Pinney Monday evening the study of Switzer
 land was continued. Miss A. D
 Washburn read 6 paper on the Literature and Music of Switzerland.
 Mrs. Willis Reel had InterlakeD and
 it's Lakes and the JuDgfrau for her subject. Miss Elizabeth Schreier read an account of the club work in household economics done by the high school girls under the instruction of Miss Costello. Miss Charlotte Beck with played several piano solos. in oludiug F'Les Joyeux Papillons, by Gregh and "From an Indian Lodge. !" by Mao Dowells. .}
 The Whiteside- Strauss Co.,, a theatri . cal troupe from New York, will be at St. Edwards hall all of next week. The company is said t0 be an nn- usually good one and will open Mon day night with ''Cheatipg the People" :" a play that has made 8 tremendous hit and had a three yeaIs run in New York. The plays an- nounced for the rest of the week are as follows: Tuesday. The Price She Paid; Wednesday, Making Good |; Thursday, The Girl Who Came Back 1; Friday, The Man on the Case; Satur- day, Is Marriage Failure? There will be dancing and musical Vaude. ville numbers each evening. The prices will be l ,, 25 and B cents The seats will be on sale at ]. F clothing store starting on Friday at 10 a. m. The company is taking 8 rest at the Springs house az they have DO engagement this week on account of it being Holy week.
 Grace Church Notes: During Holy week services are being held at Grace church every evening except Saturday at T.3O. On Thursday evening there will be an address aud the service will be in the nature of a preparation for the Easter communion. On Good Friday, which, in addition to being one of the most holy days in the ,hurch calendar. is by proclamation If the governor of Connecticut a day If prayer and fasting for all the people of the state. there will be a Iervioe of morning prayer and litany It 10 8. m.; mid day service, con- listing of hymns, addresses and prayers, from 1 30 to p. n and service at 7.3O, when the hoir will sing '''The Story of the Jross '' Easter day will be observed with appropriate services and special nusiea. There will be sn early oele- ration of Holy communion at TAO a. | 9. morning prayer will be said at o o'clock, and at 10 30 there will e second celebration of Holy oom- nunion with sermon. The order of fl6 serVfoe is as follows: Prooessional lynn 112, "Jesus Christ is Risen l ro-day;" introit, "Christ our Pass- 'ver ." sequence hymn 11s, "At the lambs high feast we sing;' hymn 31, "The strife is o'er;'' ofFertory lnthem, "Why seek ye the living lmong the dead? ?" Eecessional hymn no, "Cume, ys faithful, raise the train" There will be no Sunday chool at noon next Sunday. The Sunday school Easter festival will be leld at 4 p. ID. when the children are lsked to bring their Lenten mite ,oxes and assemble in the Sunday ohool room. The order of service is Is follows:. Prooessional hymn 516, Onward Christian Soldiers;'' psalm 90; lesson, John 20; hymn 116, Angels, roll the rock away" creed md prayers; hymn 122, ''Jesus iVes;" address; offertory anthem, Awake thou that sleepest;" reces. ioDal hymn TIT, "He is risen." Nay we call attention to the fact that Ill Easter day services will be held to the revised time and ask III members of the parish not to for get to adjust their clocks in compliance with the new law.