The Press., 1919-02-06

Wednesday, Vivian Martin in ''The Tai Barbarian"
 Geo. Fl. Rhodes is recovering from a two-weeks' illness of influenza.
 Secretary J. P. Brown is represent ing Wolcott Lodge, F. & A. M., at the Grand Lodge of Masons, held at Hart. ford.
 Mrs. Emily Goodell, Mrs. Eva M Bugt ee and Albert Lyon of Worcester lass. called on old friends here last | week.
 Seaman Fred French has returned home after serving on the U. S. S Illinois, stationed at Fortress Mon | 'oe. Va.
 A calico ball will be held in Me morial hall next Thursday evening under the auspices of Stafford grange and Phoenix Lit erty Land The Wolcott lodge meeting, called 'or this evening, will te opened at 80 instead of s, the usual hour, as here is much business to come be- ore the meeting.
 Professor Solandt, representative of he Connecticut Temperance Union, will speak in the Baptist church Sun lay morning on Prohibition and .olshevikism."
 Percy Beard of Hartford was the suest of Mrs. Geo. H. Beard last week He was recently discharged from the army, having been in the aviation corps, stationed in Texas the past ten months.
 R. B. Hatch of Hydeville has had his herd of twenty-two grade and pure tired Jerseys tested for tuberculosis. Iot single animal reacted, all prov ng to be entirely free from the dis ease. pr. Blake of the United States Bureau of Animal Industries did the .esting.
 Sergeant Willard Rhodes has gone 70 Boston after spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Rhodes. He was mustered out of ser vice last week. When our country entered the war he joined the coast artillery and later was transferred to he field artillery and went to France. He talks interestingly of his many thrilling experiences. StaffOrdville We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and height ors for their kindness during the sickness and death of my wife and our mother, Mrs. Wm. Chandler.
 William Chandler,
 Arthur Chandler,
 Mildred Chandler.
 Miss Emily Wochomurka was a guest of Mrs, Pigeon in South Willing ton over Sunday.
 Miss Irene Belcher and Miss Arlene Hanna visited Miss Bertha Belcher in Hartford over Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will serve their usual bean supper in the vestry Thursday even ing. Hostesses: Mrs. John Rishton and Mrs. Clarence White
 NJ. E. Church Notes: The pastors subject for next Sunday. will be Gods Divine Worship" The Ep- worth League topic for next Sunday evening will be "Leaven of Freedom at Work in India" Leader: Mrs. C.. L. Turner.
 It is with sorrow that We, note the Ieath of Mrs. Jennie F. Chandler. A, wife of William Chandler who died last week Wednesday evening at about } o'clock of pneumonia after a short Illness. Mrs. Chandler was torn in Westford, Sept. IS, 1874. the oldest laughter of MT. and Mrs. William Taylor. She taught school for num- 1 CT of years in Westford 1efore her marriage. She was a member of the Stafford grange and was affiliated with the Staffordville Methodist church. She was an estimat le wom- an and had many friends and will te greatly missed. The funeral was largely attended at the Methodist church last Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. M. Von Deck offici- ating, who spoke from John 11-1l, Our friend sleepeth." He also spoke of the true worth of such Christian friend in the church. MT. Hatch, Mir. Lasbury, Mrs. Janet St. Marie and Miss Isadore Durham sang Face to Face" Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and Lord Abide with Me-" Mrs. Chandler is survived by her husband and two children, Arthur Chandler of the naval forces in New Jersey and Mildred, at home; also by her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Taylor of South Coventry and three sisters, Mrs. Frank Belcher of Staffordville. Mrs. Herbert Barlow of New Britain and Mrs. Dana Jaquith of South Gov