The Press., 1905-11-08
Mrs. James Mclaughlin is spending

Misses Carolyn and Emily s. Brown have returned from a visit in Col. chester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sageman of New York were guests of MT. and Mrs J. M. Leach yesterday.
 The county commissioners met at the Springs House Monday and granted licenses to the local druggists.
 It is reported that the Central mill has been sold to party from Gilbert vile, but the deal has not been con- summated as yet.
 Judge J. H. Reed is replacing the old bank wall in front of his residence with a handsome new granite one. A. W. Kingbsury is doing the job.
 The trout fingerlipgs shipped from the state hatchery last week, and side- at Willimantic, were sent in response to a petition signed by 8 number of local fishermen. Another shipment will be made, to be used in streams in this vicinity.
 H. S. Abel received 8 satisfactory adjustment of his insurance, and has since removed the damaged stock. He will probably open fire sale in the upper room of Tonon's block on Furnace avenue next week.
 A Japanese social will be held at the Congregational chapel Wednesday evening, Nov. 15. Supper at 6.15 Homemade candy will be offered for sale. Hostesses, Mrs. WE. Demond, Mrs. Wallace Jones and Mrs. Fred Meyers.
 Inspector O. B. Rogers was in town yesterday, and went over rural free delivery route No. 3. Starting from the post office the route is to Griffith s corner, by way of Village Hill ; thence to Eldredge's mills; thence to Westford village, next to Tifft's cor ner, and back by the way of the east Village hill road.
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 Mrs. I. Russell Jenoks is on the sick list.
 James Johnson has moved into his recently purchased home.
 Mrs. 0. Depo and family have moved to Indian Orchard.
 George Colburn has been the guest of his parents for few days.
 Mrs. J. Herr of St. Thomas, Ga nada, is the guest of Mrs. L. S. Goodell for a week or so.
 A pleasant surprise was given Matty O'Keefe last Saturday evening, and all report of having joyful time.
 Willis A. Brown has accepted po- sition as night overseer in the card room of the Cushman mill at Monson.
 There will be regular communi- cation of Woloott lodge, No. 50, F. & A. M, Tuesday evening. Work, M. NJ. degree.
 Herman Ladish has accepted a po- sition as loom fixer and Paul Schmidt as boss weaver in the Cushman mill at Monson.
 A meeting strictly for prayer is held Sunday nights in the Baptist chapel, preceding the evening hour for worship.
 The Christian Endeavor theme at the Baptist chapel Thursday night will be ''Am keeping my covenant with God?" Mrs. Oscar N. Colburn is the leader.
 The Baptist people are requested to bear in mind the annual meeting of the Ecclesiastical society to be held this evening. Important business is to be transacted.
 The ladies' evening, given Monday by the K O. K. A, was attended by about 80 of the young people, who report having fine time. Ice cream and cake were served.
 Joseph Connors, who has held po- sition as wool scourer at the Riverside woolen mill for B years, has accept. ed position as night watchman for the Warren Woolen Go. at the Springs
 List of unclaimed letters in Stafford post office: Miss Lydia NJ. Parshly, Mrs. A. Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Sweet, J. E. Allcott, Frank Mosey, W. A. Booth, Wm. E. Warner, Thomas Roffo.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church have provided for little more light in the pastors Sunday evening, subject, by purchasing a handsome brass piano lamp that will be placed in the pulpit. At the annual business meeting of the Y. P. O. U. the following officers were elected: President, Miss Alice Dunham; president, Miss Mabel Booth; secretary. Harold B. Pinney i; treasurer, Miss Isadore Durham.
 The Riverside mill is closing out the stock, and some of the depart ments close this week. The stock will not be entirely run out until some time next month, when the mill will be closed nntil William Park of Nj antic. the new proprietor, takes the plant.
 "The old-fasihoned husking bee" will be presented in Memorial hall Friday evening, under the auspices of the Y. P. O. U. Singing by the male quartet is one of the special features of the entertainment. In addition to the cast given last week the character Solomon Levi, will be taken by E. H. Pinney.
 Between now and Thanksgiving the Baptist Ladies' Aid society has decid ed to have its annual ohicken-pie SUD- per, in addition to its regular suppers, and the Woman's Missionary society will give their annual missionary supper, the proceeds of which go to