The Press., 1902-06-05
Mrs. Katharlne Hlokg $ spending 3

few days in Holyoke.
 Anthony Adams has been granted g pension of $6 per month.
 Miss Rosie Tetrault of Central Falls, R. l., Is home for the summer. Children's Sunday will be observed at the Congregational church next Sunday. William Benton is i'll and unable to at tend to his duties at the store of Otis Chapman.
 Miss Osborne of Pittsleld, Mass, was the recent guest of MT. and Mrs. M. O'Halloran.
 Henry bio Is to close out his line of shoes in Warren's block, commencing next Monday. Winter W. R. c. will have supper at Memorial hall Friday from 5. .15 to 8 pm. Supper 10 cents.
 Miss Kate I. Lord and Miss Grace Har- wood were among those who spent Me- morial day at home.
 Miss Carrie Comins and Miss Edith Robson of Springfield were at the Comins household Memorial day. Mir. and Mrs. Moses Tetrault and Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Goyette of Chicopee Falls are spending few days in town.
 Miss Charlotte M. Brown and Miss Jane Camp of Winthrop were guests of Miss Carolyn Brown over Memorial day. Ionic Lodge, F. & A. M., will be visited by District Deputy E. G. Wright of Put nam at the regular communication next Tuesday evening. MT. and Mrs. E. F. Penney and son of Springfield spent Memorial day and Sun day with Mrs. Penney's parents. MT. and Mrs. G. 0. Parkess.
 Mrs. E. T. Russell, Miss M. T. Tenn son, and Miss Rose Webster are going Saturday to the Webster cottage at Crys- tai Lake for brief period.
 Rev. 0. s. Davis of the Methodist church returned Tuesday evening from attending the meeting of the district min- isterial association at Mantle.
 The carpenters in townshave gone on to 9-hour day system. No union has been formed, but an agreement has been reached among the men engaged in, this line of work. s
 The high school nine will play the In- vincibles on the agricultural grounds Sat- urday. These teams have already played two games this year, and the Invincibles have won both. '
 Children's Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church one week from Sunday. The pastor will have an ad- dress for the children in the morning and there will be Sunday school concert in the evening.
 The public library has been presented with handsome pair of vases by Mrs. Christopher Allen, which will adorn the mantel in the reception room, together with the handsome clock presented by Miss Celia Holt.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson and child were here for Memorial day, guests of Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mir. and Mrs F. J. Chandler. MT. Robinson returned to New Haven Monday, but Mrs. Robin son will remain for time. iaso a:
 Mrs. George Fenton from Orange, Mass. came Saturday to attend the funeral of D. A. Bolieau. Mrs. Bolieau, sister of Mrs. Fenton, and her little daughter, Macie, will go to Orange to make their home with Mir. and Mrs. Fenton. Albert Gray has left town, and 1t Is | feared that he does not intend to return. He left the latter part of last week, say ing that he intended to be gone a day or two. Nothing has been seen of him since. Gray was employed by Mrs. Chas. Fox. He has had considerable hard luck, and in consequence was behind with his bills. His wife took the household goods and
 left town Tuesday.
 The abutters on Edgewood have peti- tioned the warden and court of burgesses to have the proposed sewer on the street let by contract. A meeting of the court of burgesses was held Tuesday evening
 but there was not a quorum, and an ad journment was taken until tomorrow evening. Several of the Edgewood abut. ters were present by invitation, and the
 matter was talked over in an informal
 manner.
 Fred Goyette went to Chicopee Falls Saturday and remained until Tuesday ] when he acted as best man at the wedding
 of his brother, Balthazeu Goyette, who was united to a young lady of that city The bridal couple are spending few days with the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs
 Alfred Goyett. The groom formerly re- sided here and was popular member oi the Young American athletic club. He k now employed by the Stevens Arms Go. Mrs. Thrall and daughters of Spring field, Mass, returned to their home last Thursday from tbeir California trip. They found on their return that their house hae
 been broken into during their absence ane
 many articles taken. Quite number o the things stolen have been recovered, thu
 parties breaking into the house having
 been captured some weeks ago, and lo
 of plunder taken from different houses II a Springfield was recovered. f@ , Stafford. E. c. Pinney has been. reappointed jur! !, commissioner. sats ,, Mrs. Arthur Hedges Of Westfield i !. visiting relatives in town. > Miss Bridget Couzzins is visiting rela 2 tives in Maynard, Mass.
 w. O. Sanford of Providence was a home with his family over Memorial day ,. Titus Radcliffe and family have remov
 ed back to their old home at Yonkers, N Iv .s5