The Press., 1906-12-26
Miss Ruth Alden is i'll with scarlet

fever.
 Ethel V. Charter is spending he
 vacation in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Sweet were {
 Monson for Christmas.
 W. E. Demond and family sper
 Christmas at Springfield.
 Miss May Colburn has returned t
 Bay Path, after @ short vacation.
 Mrs. G. H. Baker, F. H. and L.. B
 Baker spent Christmas in Springfield
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Foster ar spending a few days at Foskitt' mills.
 O. T. Demond of Denver, Ool., is guest of his brother, W. E. Demond MT. Demond is accompanied by hi daughter, Miss Geraldine, who attend school in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 The woman's Home and Foreigl missionary society of the Methodis church will meet with Mrs. B. T Eaton Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock A large attendance is earnestly de sired.
 Next Sunday evening Rev. MT lyric will begin a short course of Sun day evening talks on the following topics: Who are Christians? Who are hypocrites? Gan one live q Christian life maid present social con. ditions? What is the use of jUinine the church? Are there a heaven and hell? Who will get into heaven?
 There is talk of organizing 8 gym. nasium, to be located in Eaton's hall. Principal Dunfield of the high school is one of the prime movers in the plan, and will pass a paper to secure support after he returns from his Christmas vacation. The feeling seems favorable for the plan, and there will be no difficulty in all prob ability in raising the funds. While the room will be for the use of the high school primarily, arrangements will probably be made to extend its scope so that local young men not of the high school may enjoy it's advantages.
 The following are in the borough for the Christmas vacation: Miss E.. s. Brown of Philadelphia, Charles of Groton, Miss Eugenia Lee of Barnard college, New York, Frank Harris of Syracuse, N. Y., John Learned of Clark university, Worces- ter, Miss Alice Walker of New York, Miss Ethel Gary and Carl Helm of Bay Path, Springfield, Miss Mary of New London, Miss Ivy Eaton of New Haven, James Sullivan of Springfield, Mrs. Fred Hall of Newark, N. J., Miss Carrie Comins of Springfield, Emma Kuehne of East Orange, N. J., Alvan Smith of Springfield, Miss Florence Smith of Richard Valentine and Wm Hunter of Mount Hermon. R. J. Mar tin of Williston, Miss Louise Webster of Springfield, Miss Alice Fiton of Springfield, Miss Cora Irby of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Baltic, Miss Nellie Cooley of Willi- Philip Cote of Hartford, Miss Lizzie Mccarthy of Bridgeport. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Sweet of Monson, MT. and Mrs. l.. S. Williams of New Lon- don, H. E. Howard and family of Orange, Mass, Mrs. M. I. Cady of Orange, Miss Swift of Athol, Mass. |, Miss Jennie Aldrich of Monson, Miss MarRarat -McOarthL of Springfield. elfS. George Bolieau of Hartford, William A. Foster, Romeo Wheeler of Nor wich, MT. and Mrs. Frank Furness of Westerly, R. I Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Hassett of Worcester, Miss Teresa Clark of Greenwich, Miss Nellie Arthur of Gilbertville, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Newton of Mass, Miss May Smith of Orange, Dr. H. A. Smith of Bond Ville, Harold Comins of Springfield, Miss Ella Foster of Boston, Wm. ruthill of Hartford, Adelbert Need. nam, Jr., of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Cornelius Donovan and Michael Donovan of Millbury, Mass, Harold Day of Leominster, Mass. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Mellen of Agawam, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Beven of East Mass.
 Lincoln Luce of New London is visiting at Wm. Parks.
 Miss Harriet Druley of Tufts college is the guest of Mrs. F. A. Lasbury.
 The annual communication of Vol. ,ott lodge, F. & A. M., will be held Thursday evening.
 W. Earl Walbridge of Morse busi- ness college, Hartford, is home for ;he holidays.
 Regular meeting of Maxham castle, z. O. K. A., in assembly room evening at 7.15.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert L.. Furness are congratulations on the birth If son last Friday evening.
 Miss Blanche and Miss Annie Shippey are spending the holiday season at their home in Woodstock.
 Miss Nettie Brown and William A. Brown of Northfleld and Mount Her non. Mass, are spending their vaoa- ;ion at home.
 The Y. P. O. U. will meet in the room aT 5. 45 Sunday. Lead sr, Fred Remmert. Topic, "Coursge tor the future.''
 "In remembrance of me" will be 'he text of the sermon at the Univer- Ialist church Sunday morning. Even ng service at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. William Jenkins are inc guests of Mrs. Henry Goodell i; Mr. and Mrs. s. N. Ellis of New Lon. lon are the guests of J. B. Hough.