The Press., 1902-10-16

F. E. Cady lie In New York for few
days.
/. Dlmock opens bis meat market In TIL
denis block to day.
There will be an entertainment at st.
Edwards hall next week Thursday even-
Ing.
n. G. Savage OF South Adams, Mass.,
has taken position as clerk at the Springs
house.
A. j. Tilden is taking the annual enum-
Grafton of the children OF the town OF q
school age.
The Temple OF Honor will elect officers
next Wednesday evening. A good attend
ance Is desired.
Max r. Lohse and Miss Lizzie r..
Bradley were married by Rev. F. J..
O'Neil yesterday.
James Lord is seriously III with typhoid
fever. DIR. Howe of Hartford has been
called In consultation.
Lucius Goodell of Boston lie the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goodell, OF Stafford Street.
There will be high mass at st. Ed
wards church Tuesday morning for re-
pose of the soul Of Owen Donahue.
Mrs. w. Fl. Coe, Of Worcester, Mass,
returned home Monday, after several
days. visit with Mrs. Catherine Hicks.
Every one will be welcome, who attends
the good bean supper and enjoys social
hour, at the Methodist church next We'd
nesday night. Supper at elk O'Clock.
Hostesses, Mrs. J. J. Clark and Mrs. A.
N. Nichols.
at the democatic probate convention,
held at the Springs House this morning,
Judge M. B. Fisk was again endorsed and
re nominated by reclamation. w. e.
Hanley acted as chairman and III M.
Crawford clerk. Frank Aldrich Of Union
and w. E. Hanley were elected probate
Icommittee.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of Grace church held Tuesday
the following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Mrs. w. w. Lathrop; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. VIM. Morrall, Mrs. F. L..
Smith; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. E.
r. Brown directresses, Mrs. j. F. Cham
berlin, Mrs. F. B. Newton, Mrs. Noel
Pease, Mrs. Nj. B. Fisk, Mrs. I'll. o. But
terrified. The officers of the Woman's
Auxiliary we're elected at the same time
as follows President, Mrs. J. A. Mix !;
secretary, Miss Kate Bliss; treasurer,
Miss Carolyn Brown.
At the annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational church,
last Friday, at Mrs. F. Engley's, the
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. w. E. Demond; vice president, Mrs.
Charles Butterfield; secretary and treas
, urer, Mrs. E. 9. Dennis; solicitors, Mrs.
, W. II. Smith, Mrs. G. Allen; collector,
Miss Lettie Meyers entertainment COM
mittee, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, Miss
Mena Adams, Miss Mary Newton, Miss
Genevieve Hewett, Mrs. Robert Smith,
, Miss Lavilla Burr, Miss Martina Supple
bean, Miss Margaret Cooley, Miss Lettie
Meyers.
George Clarke, In ''The Doctor" at
the opera house next Monday evening, is
a play of excellent merit.
Mrs. Charles Prince of Patterson, N j.,
is guest of Mrs. Mary Prince.
Rev. j. W. HiggIngs of Canton will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
]. q. Wightman Is In Philadelphia at
tending the national convention of Amer
lean carriage manufacturers.
David johnson Is still confined to his
bed in consequence of the injuries receiv-
ed from his recent fall from an apple tree.
There will be special communication
this evening. A good attendance Is de-
, sired.
Joseph Ferry will have an auction o.
his stock, tools, household furniture and
q other personal property next week Wed
D nesday.
VIM. Cardinal, painter at the Wight
8 man carriage shops, Is an expert pape
hanger and In another column advertise.
y for work In that line.
Herman Wagner, who has recently
9 moved to this village, met with larg'
loss last Friday. He had 81, 500 In I
handbag, which was lost from his Wagon
4 while driving between Rockville and Tol
& land. He advertises his loss in anothe
!. column and offers liberal reward for IT.
g recovery.
g There will be regular meeting of Stat
J. ford grange next Tuesday evening, whel
the third and fourth degrees are to b.
n conferred. An interesting program ha.
!. been prepared by Ceres and Pomona, WHIT
q are to have charge of the lecturers hour
q A large attendance is desired, and eacl
a member is requested to come provided
il with pencil and paper.
g The entertainment to be given by tn
Ladies' Schubert Quartet of Boston II
= Memorial hall this evening will be wei
n worth attending. These ladies are no
O coming here with an unknown reputation
q as they have been heard by a number O
Is our townspeople, who pronounce then
y superior to almost everything of the kim
IT that they ever had the pleasure of listen
). ing to. The low price Of the tickets, 2
n and IS cents, should assure full house
Rev. Arthur st. James of Worcester
: who preached In the Baptist church fey
: Sundays ago, and who created such
favorable impression at that time, will
It give lecture In the same church mex
!, Monday evening entitled ITO Californi
u and Returnn This lectnra will ho films