The Press., 1903-12-10
Lewis o,oonnor is nuite ill.

t cssharins Virgin is quite i'll with pneumonia.
 Mrs. E. A. Burnham is to sing 8;
 Worcester Sunday.
 Walter Scott was at his old home
 in woonsocket over Sunday.
 Cornelius Sullivan of Worcester is the guest of his aunt. Mrs. M. H.
 Mccarthy.
 Miss Mary wildey. who has been
 i'll with the grip at the Springs
 House, is convalescent
 Mir. and Mrs. Ozro Usher are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of daughter, yesterday. Manager Savage of the Springs House has recovered sufficiently from his recent attack of the grip to re- sume his duties.
 Alfred Guyette had his hand and arm quite badly injured a few days ago by getting caught in a card at the Forestville mill.
 George Ellis, employed by Jacobsen, is one of the latest, to have trouble with his knee. A surprising number of local people have had this kind of trouble.
 Mrs. s. A. Jacobs has been i'll part of the week, but was able to resume her duties to-day. Mrs. Lewis McLaugh- lin has been substituting for her dur ing her absence.
 Mrs. w. P. Bidwell, who has been suffering with Bright's disease for some months, sustained a slight shock Tuesday evening, and is in very critical condition.
 A game of basket ball was played last Saturday evening at St. Edwards hall between two local teams It re- suited in a victory for the Reds" by a score of B to 20. .........--.
 The members of Harmony Temple of Honor, with ladies, will visit Ro- land Bates at Moose Meadow next week Friday evening, in honor of his 2lst birthday. Members who intend to go will please leave their names with W. E. Benton.
 The Episcopal fair drew a large at- tendance Tuesday evening, and busi- ness was active. The play, "Taken From the French, n was put on by the young people and gave much pleasure to those present. Last evening the unfavorable weather made large at tendance impossible.
 Carmiue Kemp, s2, one of the old est residents of the town, died yester- day morning of apoplexia at his home in the north part of the town. He leaves two sons, Carmine, Jr., and Myron. The burial will be held to- morrow and the burial will be in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 David Fitzgerald brought suit in the borough court yesterday to recover S14.75, which he alleges is due him in wages from Vim. and Michael Reagan of Union. Lawyer M. D. O'Connell was counsel for the plaintiff and Law yer Willis Reed for the defense. Nu- merous witnesss were called and long session of court resulted. Judge Parkess reserved his opinion.
 Miss Carolyn Brown and Mrs. W. H. Smith, who were to have sailed for Bermuda Saturday, have been obliged to defer the trip because of ill- ness to the lady whom they were to Doubtless the party will go in January. Mrs. Smith is spend ing Sunday with Mrs. G. M. Lawton in Worcester and Miss Brown will be with Boston friends for few days.
 There will be supper and social at the M. E. church next Wednesday. Hostesses, Mrs. M A. Simonds, Mrs. Frank Orcutt and Mrs. A. N. Nichols. Supper served at o'clock. The en- tertainment committee will have charge of the after-supper hour. At this meeting class number eleven of the Sunday school will hold a sale of aprons and other useful articles.
 Saturday morning, at a convenient time for all, Rev. E. F. Talmadge, secretary of the Connecticut State Sunday School association, will be glad to talk with one or more Sunday school teachers who will meet him for conference on methods in teach ing, together with other helpful and practical matters. Any one who is interested will please hand their name to Mir. Talmadge at the meeting of the North Holland Sunday School association Friday, at the Methodist church.
 At the borough caucus last evening the following nominations were made: Warden, F. F. Patten; burgesses, two years, F.J. Chandler, Frederick Mann, A-W. Kingsbury; clerk and treasurer, William H. Heald; collector, Daniel Hanley; bailiff, Louis Helm; asses sors, A. E. Converse, M P.J. Walker, H. O. Butterield; board of relief, E. c. Dennis, WE. Hanley, H. S. Abel; haywards, A. N. Nichols, O. B. Gary, 0. W. Comins; registrars, David Bis sett. H. s. Abel; wood inspectors, W. A. Comins, H. Alden, A. whiton, E. L. Burr, H. O. Butterfeld, Vim. H. Webster, E. E. Butterfeld. O. M. Brown, F.J. Chandler, Burt T. Eaton, A. N. Nichols, 0. B. Gary; tything men, 0. E. Butterfeld, F. N. Crane, A. N. Nichols, 0. G. Ellis, Joshua Wood, JIG. Cleaveland, John Brosnan, J. T. Melbourne, S. W. Page, 0. W. Comins- F. J. Chandler was nomi- mated for warden, but declined. A. N. Nichols, Hannibal Alden and J. Allen Mix were elected borough con- missee, ., INEEs
 Mrs. George Webster is in Willi- mantle for few days.
 The Universalist Sunday school has