The Press., 1899-11-16
on. w. meeting this evening.

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Putnam over Sunday.
| NJ J. Hassett and Miss Lillian A. Day
are to be married November %.
Regular session of Wauseon lodge, l.
O. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
DR.. J. E. Middleton of Springfield was
guest of friends In town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. N. Nichols are ex-
pected home from Livingston. N. j., to-
day.
st. Mary's Guild will meet with Mrs.
T. D. Martin, Jr., this Thursday even
ing at 8.
FE Fitzpatrick has been Ill a part OF
this week with an abscess in the interior
of his head.
Rev. and Mrs. Julian Wadsworth are
spending few days with friends in Prov
idence, r. I.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. James Mclaughlin Saturday after
noon at $50.
Mrs. James Williams and child will
the last of the week.
The ladies of the Congregational church
have this week sent box valued at $3.50,
to missionary In Georgia.
Rev. E. W. Bishop entertained the
members of the Congregational choir at
the parsonage Monday evening.
The social dance by Lincoln Athletic
club at their hall Saturday evening prom
ises to be an enjoyable occasion.
| The next rehearsal of "Athalie' will
be held at the Congregational chapel next
Monday evening at o'clock, sharp.
L. d. Gary mourns the loss of one of
his best blankets. 1t was stolen from his
barn and there is no clue of the thief.
There will be Sunday school at 2, and
service and sermon at 3 at Orcuttville
school house next Sunday afternoon.
Regular meeting of the W. R. G. Fri
day evening. A supper will be served
from to 7. All are cordially invited.
Attorney P. J. Danehey went to Union
Saturday and tried George Lyon for
cruelty to animals. Mr.. Lyon was fned
$40.
Wilbur Henry WEIGH, who has been
recently employed by Seth Schofield, has
enlisted in the regular army for five
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Howard of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, formerly of this
borough, celebrated their golden wedding
last Monday.
There will be no Thanksgiving kirmess
at st. Edwards church this month, but
collection will be taken the last Sunday
Of the month.
The Country club will close the season
this week. The house will be open until
A p. m. Saturday for the members to take
away their clubs.
Miss Horrigan has disposed of her
stock of goods and has closed her store.
She will take needed rest before taking
up business again.
Among those who took advantage this
week Of the excursion rates for a visit to
Boston are J. M. Leach, w. E. Hanley
and Marshal Bolieau.
Chas. q. Ellis was unfortunate enough
to loose one of his horses Monday night.
u0 uOES0 WdS Ou0 Ol JLl0 UlbCk SpSdu duu
| was taken sick with collie.
A smoke-stack has been placed on the
new boiler at the Central mill this week,
and building Is in process of construc-
ton to enclose the boiler.
G. N. Caring of Buffalo is painting a
new drop curtain at the opera house.
The curtain will contain advertisements
of local merchants as we'll as a scenic de-
sign.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their regular supper and social
next Wednesday evening. Ladies in
charge, Mrs. r. s. Converse and Mrs.
Frank Willis.
Station Agent Bumstead asks that an
other man be allowed him for the work
at this station. If he cannot have more
help Mr.. Bumstead desires to close his
connection with the road.
Necessary improvements are being
made on the Mineral Springs property.
Mr.. Faulkner is expected to return this
week, and preparations for starting the
plant will then be pushed.
; A fire started In the house of John
Roach this morning. 1t originated around
the chimney, and had got fair start. 1t
was extinguished by Henry Wise and
John O'Halloran, and no alarm was rung
in.
The Kings Daughters organized with
ten members Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Butterfield. Miss
Annie Kinney was chosen leader, Miss
Lavilla Burr vice-leader, and Miss Rose
Webster secretary and treasurer.
The attraction at the opera house to-
, morrow evening will be a farce-comedy
called Duffys Jubilee. The company is
highly spoken of and as this kind of an
attraction is popular with local theatre
goers there will probably be a good at
tendance. There will be a parade and
, band concert at noon.
> William Young, Esq, who made the
. dramatization of 'Ganelon" for Lawrence
} Barrett and the adaptation of Bernhardt's
r "Joan d. Arc" for Margaret Mather, has
, completed the dramatic version of the
story of Lew Wallace's "Ben Hur"
; Preparations for its presentation have
3 been in progress for nearly year, and
3 Klaw & Erlanger will give their massively
. ornate spectacular production of this work
4 for the first time on the stage at the
? Broadway theatre in New York, Nov. 30.
3 Klaw & Erlanger have called to their aid
the ablest corps Of experts in this country
and Europe. The music is by Prof. Ed
4 sition of the Macbeth" music. The
scenery is by Ernest Albert and Ernest
. eros. That the eight race-horses used
= in the chariot race may properly play
| their rts thaxz ha hoax, In