The Press., 1898-10-20
MT. apd Mrs. A. L. Howard are visiting

Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Howard are visiting relatives at Winchester, N. H.
 The Warren woolen company has re- built part of the dye house.
 Mrs. Chas. Belden of Hartford is a guest of Mrs. Andre Cummings.
 0. M. Brown will move into his newly purchased residence on Grant avenue next week. .... hH
 There is to be a special meeting of Orient chapter, No. 42, R. A. M., this evening.
 J. M. Leach and Anthony Adams have been in Boston on business trip a part of the week.
 Mrs. Bishop will be the guest of her son, Rev. K. W. Bishop, at the Springs House, over Sunday.
 Lawyer Danahey has brought suit for divorce on behalf of Albert Calhoun from his wife, Mrs. Albert Calhoun. c. F. Kershaw has taken the position of overseer of the wool sorting depart ment for the Warren woolen company.
 There was not quorum present at the library association meeting last evening and the election of officers was postponed. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Morse and son of FItchburg are guests of Mrs. Morse's uncle, M. A. Smith, on East Main street. The democratic senatorial convention for the twenty-fourth district will be held at the Springs House, Saturday, at 10.30 a. m.
 Bernese G. Holmes of Redlands, Cal. |, who formerly lived in the borough, Is to be married to Miss Blanche M. Walton of Wayne, Penn., November 1st.
 There will be no concrete walks put in this fall as Contractor Wrigley cannot get here. The walks that have been ordered in will be laid in the spring.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Meyers will hold a wedding reception at the German clubs hall Saturday evening. Prof. T. F. Jor- dan will furnish music for the occasion. At the last meeting of the court of burgesses 1t was voted to put in sewers through Crown-st. and Westford-ave. The work will probably be done this fall.
 The Current Events club have been for tunate in securing Mrs. Marble of Wor- cester, who lectured before them last winter, to give another lecture at a near date.
 A mission of the, Paulist fathers will commence next Sunday morning at 8 30 in St. Edwards church. High mass at 1O.45 a. m., and vespers and sermon at 7.30 in the evening.
 Advertised letters: Mrs. John Con- verse, Mrs. Frankie Carlton, Mrs. Zoe H. Lossaman, Mrs. c. L. Rosenthal, John Gardner, Mrs. W. Hawley, Mrs Herbert c. Holt, Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, Miss M. B. Smith, c. w. Stump.
 The court of burgesses have planned to prevent Edgewood from washing down on to Main street with the heavy rains. A pipe will cross Furnace avenue at the in- tersection of Edgewood and the sand and water will flow on to the vacant lot below Williams blacksmith shop. | Rev. W. J. Elliott, the eloquent mis- sionory, who will preach In St. Edwards church next Sunday, was born in Detroit. He studied law and was admitted to the bar. He enlisted in the fifth Ohio regi- ment and was present at the battle of | Gettysburg. After the war was over he studied for the priesthood and became 8 member of the Order of St. Paul the Apostle.
 COUNTRY CLUB NoTEs.-The green con- mittee have arranged a tournament for the championship of the club, to be play ed by the gentlemen during next week. It is hoped that the preliminary rounds and the semi finals can be played early in the week, 80 that the finals can come on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 29th. There will be no entrance fee, and all who wish to enter are requested to leave their names with the green committee or at the club house not later than Saturday, Oct 22. The program of last week will be carried out next Saturday afternoon, and tea will be served from four to five.
 The concert by Julian Jordan's compa. ny of artists at the opera house last even. ing drew @ small but enthusiastic audi ence. Each member of the company was encored. The violin playing of Vittoric da Prato was exceptionally fine, and Miss Shorey, the pianist showed remarkable talent. The solo work by Mir. StansfielC and Mmlle Parepa was we'll received by the audience. Owing to the company having an open date they will give anoth. CT concert at the opera house this evening with an entire change of program. Seats on sale at Abel's The program follows Duett. 'l feel thy A ngel Spirit"
 Mmlle Parepa and MT. stansneld. ''Etude de Concert" Moszkowsk ''Romanza for Bass" verd II MT. stansreld
 Concerto No.s, Saint Salus Bells Of Love-" Murio-Cen Mmle Parepa.
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 a. Cavatina-Raf,(
 b. Largo-Handel,C
 "Basso song," German a. Barcarolle, pub,rsta,n-p pron,o, D. Caprccta,
 Ave Maria, with violin obligato, Gounot
 Mmlle Parepa> MT. da Prato.
 One of the leading eff not the leading( musical events of the season in this bor ough will be the annual harvest home fes tival of Grace church, which is to be helt next Wednesday evening at 7.30, rain ol shine. Those who attended last years festival do not need to be reminded o what rich treat Is in store for them At the same time 1t must be borne 1T mind that this is not to be a concert, but a service-a service Of thanksgiving te Almighty God for this years bountifu harvest, and one in which the congregs ton are to have a part, as we'll as tn,