The Press., 1905-11-29
MONSON.

Catherine Walsh and William Bedard were announced at St. Patrick'G church last week Sunday.
 Two more cases of typhoid have been reported to the board of health. The children of John Johnson o1 Pease avenue have been taken ill.
 Five children in the Sullivan fami- ly, who have had typhoid fever, are able to be up. One daughter and Mrs. Sullivan are still confined to the bed, but both are improving and will be up in few days.
 The Rhode Island Worsted company is getting the looms in operation at the old Reynolds mill. The Somer. set company is adding a boiler and making other arrangements for in creasing their output.
 The newly elected officers of Day Spring lodge of Masons were installed Tuesday evening by District Deputy O. M Gage, as follows: W. M., G. H. Seymour; S. w., F. L. Bliss; J. w., Dr. P. w. Soule treasurer, R. F. Bradway; secretary, N. A. Bug bee; chaplain. Rev. N. M Pratt ; marshal, F. J. Entwistle; s D A.. J Burlington; J. D., E. R. Sissor s. S.. 0. F. Aldrich J. s., L. A. Webster; organist, N. P. Dempsey tyler, 0. F. Clough. Committees were appointed as follows: Auditing, E. F. Morris, c. M. Gage and Dr. O.. W. Jackson; charity, Dr G, E. Full Ter, w. A. Charles and G. A. Harvey.
 Manager of the basketball team announces the following schedule of games to be played this season: Dec. 9, Warren high at Monson; Dec. l., Stafford high at Stafford; Jan. G., Westfield high at Monson; Jan. 13. West Springfield high at Monson ; Jan. 20, Westfeld high at Wetsfield ; Jan. 27, Stafford high at Monson ; Jan. 31, Ware high at Monson; Feb. 3, Chicopee high at Monson; Feb. 10, West Springfield at West Spring field; Feb IA, open; Feb. IT, Chico pee high at Chicopee; Feb. g, Brook field high at Monson; Feb. p, War ren high at Warren; March 3, Ware high at Ware; March 10, Connecticut Aggies at Monson.
 Miss Frances J. Sullivan, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Maple street, Ware, and Henry A. Lynch, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Lynch of Monson, were married in All Sain s church at 8 o'clock Tuesday, the 2lst, by Rev. J. A. Reardon. Rev. John Murphy celebrated a nuptial mass. Miss Marguerite Sullivan, sister of the bride, was bridemaid, and P F. Lynch of Waltham was best man The bride wore blue eoliane over blue silk, and carried chrysanth emums. The bridemaid wore gown of the same material as the bride, and carried roses. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the brides mother. They left at ? o'clock for West Brookfield, where they boarded train for Washington, where they will pass their honey moon. MT. Lynch is employed in Waltham, where they will make their home.
 There was fire in the Converse house, Palmer, recently, which might we'll have caused serious damage, but which was extinguished with loss of probably not more than $1OO. The fire was in a closet opening from the chamber occupied by Landlord Pierce. Late in the evening MT. Pierce struck parlor match near the door of the closet, which was open. He saw the head fly off and tried to find it, but failed. He saw no signs of fire and closed the closet door. In a few minutes he saw a light under the closet door, and upon opening it found the clothing in the closet in flames. He made an attempt to smother the fire, but flying sparks caught the lace curtains, which blazed up and made it necessary to call for help. Several persons re- sponded at once with water, and the fire was put out immediately. The damage to the building was very slight, but the curtains and carpet were destroyed, and there was loss of clothingg. MT. Pierce burned one thumb severely, but was not otherwise injured.