The Press., 1905-02-01
Mrs. Joshua wood is in a. her nome

Miss Hattie Brown is spending 9
vacation of few days at Ware.
Noel NJ. Pease has had a telephone
, placed in his residence. Line, IT,
No. 3.
Faulkner's mill is shut down to-day
while repairs are being made on the
boiler.
II. O Holt is confined to his home
with trouble with his knee. NJ j.
Eaton is taking his place at Garvais'
grocery.
O. b. Pinney had his ears and face
slightly frostbitten Tuesday morning
during his early morning trip to his
place of business.
The "apron social" which had
been planned for the 9Th of February
at the Methodist church, has been
postponed till the 10Th.
Mrs. VIM. Wood is seriously i'll.
She underwent an operation by DR..
Ingalls, of Hartford last week At
present she is more comfortable.
Rev. O. S. Davis will give the last
of the series of lectures on Pilgrims
Progress, illustrated by the stereopti-
con, at the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
A party of about 20 of the younger
operatives of the worsted mill went
to Monson ON a sleighride Monday
evening. Joseph Levene transported
the party.
The advance sale of seats for the
mock trial this evening has been re-
markable, nearly every desirable seat
in the house being sold. Much local
interest is felt in the event, as this
sale indicates,
Walter H. Tooin and Miss Frances
Delligan were united in marriage at
st. Edwards church yesterday by
Rev. Felix ]. O'Neill. Nm. E. Tobin
was best man and Miss Sarah S. Delhi
gan was bridemaid.
DR.. James Stretch has found no
trace of his oyercoat. The coat held
by the Worcester police proved to be
the property of another man. There
is au unconfrlned rumor that the coat
was sold to a woodchopper for So.
Francisco Olive of Monson and
Miss francesca LaRosa were united
lin marriage by Rev. Joseph E. Nc
earthly at st. Edwards church last
Sunday. James H. Chico was best
man and Miss Maria LaRosa BRIDE
maid. The newly married couple
will make their home in Monson.
Basketball enthusiasts are delighted |
over the prospect of seeing the famous |
South Manchester high school team |
here next Saturday evening in a tilt
with the St. Edwards The visitors |
are no novices. They are noted as the
champion amateur players of the state. |
They are the flower of the school teams, |
having defeated our best known city |
high schools and several colleges |
Their visit srouses an interest that is
equalled only by the anxiety display
ed over the coming ladies' game. Our
local boys have had a long rest for
this battle They are afraid that
South Manchester produces something
else as fine as silk First whistle on
the dot of seven. All tickets, twenty
i've cents.
Stafford.
Charlie Connor of Bellows Falls,
vt, has been spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jonnor.
Miss Annie CLARK, who was hurt
in a tip-over a short time ago, re-
oeived quite serious injuries, one hip
being fractured.
Mrs. Baker, wife of Rev. A. F.
Baker, who is engaged in evangelistiu
work at the Baptist church, spent
Sunday with her husband here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of
Holyoke we're at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Pinney over Sunday. Mr..
Burnley returned Monday, but Mrs.
Burley remains for longer visit.
The singing school, which meets
Oh Friday evening of each week in the
room of the new parsonage
under the direction of Mrs H. F.
Jady, is attended by nearly 80 young
people.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church will. meet for work next
Wednesday afternoon and serve their
usual supper at 3 40, with Mrs. D.
E. johnson and Mrs. Joseph Connors :
rs hostesses.
At the third annual meeting and
banquet of the Brown university club ,
If the Connecticut valley, held in !
springfield last week, Rev. F. L.
of the class of '39 was Z
made an honorary member for life.
Castle Markham, No. 3S7, of the
knights of King Arthur, was formed
asst week, with the following officers
King Arthur, William Ingham; mer-
in, Rev. ]. P. Marvin; kay, George
Beard; sir constable, Charles Dim {
mock; sir sentinel, George Colburn
Walter Ide; chamberlains,
pages. The membership ]
s at present 20. Three boys were {
initiated Monday evening On Friday 6
evening the national King Arthur, ,
Frank L. Masseck, is to make this 8
,astle a visitation. The conclave will G
lose with banquet. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus st. Marie
passed the fiftieth anniversary of their
last Friday, and although "
heir golden wedding was not made ]
,ublic, none the less the community
extends to them their best wishes, liz
md hopes they may be spared to wit f
less many more anniversaries of their
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. St. Marie c