The Press., 1919-11-13

gives it's employees the whole of Sat urday. They work from a. m. to 5.21 with forty five minute noon recess.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M J. Lynch of Rockville at Johnson hos pital last Tuesday. Mrs. Lynch has been spending a few weeks with he1 parents, MT. and Mrs. Mathew Keefe | The sermon subjects for next Sun- day at the Baptist church will be as follows: Morning, What Sin Did to the Man with Long Hair;" evening" 'Thy People and My People; Thy God and My God" Wednesday evening the B. Y. P. U. will be conducted by Rev. F. A. Manderson. Subject, "Co- operation in Christian Service" Major Arthur N. Nash and wife, with Ethel Wilson of Westerly, R. l., mo- tored to Stafford on Sunday to the home of w. T. Jones. Mrs. Anna Will son who has been a guest of Mrs. Rose Tracy returned to Westerly with them.
 Edwin French has resigned his po- sition with H. F. Cady and is now en- ployed by the Fred T. Ley Go. at the Springs. Morris Reynolds of Spring field, son of Charles Reynolds, has taken the position with H. F. Cady.
 The concert given in Memorial hall Tuesday evening by Mile Alice Verlet, assisted by Victor Young, drew a full house and was greatly enjoyed by the arranged by F. J. Fitzpatrick, Edison dealer of the Springs who must feel much satisfaction with the success of his effort. The entertainment con- sisted of recitations of Mile Verlet, soprano and piano solos.
 Mrs. Ella Chaffee, 72, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Wright, last Saturday afternoon. She had been in failing health the past two years, but had failed quite perceptibly during the summer and rapidly during the past two weeks. She was born in Monson and lived many years in Brim- field. She has made her home with her sister, Mrs. Wright, since she moved here nineteen years ago. She leaves a son, Arthur C., and eight grandchildren of Springfield, Mass, three sisters, Mrs. H. H. Stacy of South Lancaster, Mass, Mrs. Otto Smith of Palmer, Mass, Mrs. J. M. Wright of this place and brother, James Stacy, of Monson. The funeral was held at her late home Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, Rev. w. T. c. Briggs attending. Burial was in the Moulton Hill cemetery.
 StaffOrdville
 Miss l.. Ladd of Somers was the guest of her cousin, Mrs w. BeIcher over Sun- day,
 Mrs. A. Arthur West of Springfield, Mass, was the guest of MT. and Ms. Philo West over Sunday.
 c. R. Kemp and Mir. Stote of Fairview, Mass. were the guests of MT. aud Mrs. Wesley Bradway on Sunday.
 Mrs. Rose Silk and Mrs. Leon Cooley and son, Joseph, were the guests of reI:;- = tives in Springfield over Sunday.
 Rev. J. NJ. Won Deck was in Bolton g few days last week and attended the fu- neral of Mrs. Thomas Skinner on Thurs day.
 The annual church fair will be held in the Congregational vestry his Thursday evening The farce entitled Hopping the Question" will be presented. Pero's orchestra will furnish music.
 Clarence M. Agard, for year and a half, city editor of The New Haven Journal Courier, has joined the editorial staff of The Springfield Republican.
 Dr. Isaac M. Agard, former Stafford boy, for quarter of century principal of the Rock vile High school, is now pro- lessor of education and head of that de- pertinent in Straight College at New Or leans, La.
 Mrs. George Ladd, who had an oper- ation in the Johnson hospital several weeks ago, and has heep visiting her mother. Mrs. Gibson, on Colburn hill for a number of days, returned to her home here last Thursday.
 Announcement is made of the birth of son to Superintendent of Schools Irving H. Agard and Mrs. Agald of Spencer, Mass. The former IS a graduate of the Rockville High school and form erl y well-known in this town.
 The pastors subject for next Sunday morning in the Methodist church will be "The Blessedness of the Gospel" Sun day evening the Epworth League topic will be "The Challenge to Christian Ser vice." Leader, Miss Florence White.
 There will be series of Evangeistic services in the M. E. church every even ing next week. Rev. G. E. Davis o Quarryville will preach Monday and Tuesday, Rev. A. Goldburg of Soutt Manchester on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and Robert Won Deck anC Social Kettel of the Salvation Army O. South Manchester on Saturday and Sun day.
 Walter R. Agard, instructor in Greek at Amherst college, well-known through vacations passed here, was one of the principal speakers last Saturday at the 18th annual meeting at Springfield of tn, western Massachusetts section of the New England Association of Classca Teachers. His topic was ''Some Greel and French Parallels" result of observa tions while serving overseas and on tht teaching faculty of the American Uni versity in France.
 West Stafford
 Arthur Tetrault and family have moved to the Springs and are living ou Center street.
 Mrs. E. P. Kellogg and son, Robert have been spending two weeks at he nome 1n M ySClc.
 MT. and Mrs. k. D. Keefe and Mrs Raymond Munford of Monson wer guests of Miss Mabel Lawrence over Sun day.
 Dimock GIazier, in training on thu South Dakota, expects to leave Hampton Road, Va, this week for Italy and othe foreign countries.
 The Ladies Aid society will serve { supper Friday evening from to o'clock, with Mrs. George Ellithorpe an( Mrs. M. A. Gold as hostesses. "An even ing of Representations by Miss Leil: Church and Miss Keeney of Rockville will follow. Price of both supper ant entertainment 35 cents