The Press., 1906-03-28
". A. oomins is again confined to

The latest report from Theodor
Needham is that he is more comfort
able.
Era Colburn of Colburn hill Ina
been quite i'll, but is now more com
Portable.
Louis Reynolds aud Miss Ev'
Rounds were united in marriage a
Holland, Mass, Feb. 25th.
Miss Gladys Bryant of Pittsfield
Miss Daisy Daniels and Carl Daniel
of Written, VT, are guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur johnson.
The Foresters and Modern Woodmel
will hold a joint social dance in So
ciety hall April goth. The hall ha
recently been re-decorated.
John Burr entertained a party o.
friends, who surprised him at hi
home on Highland Terrace last even
ing. The party was in honor of hi
birthday, which occurred last week.
Misses Bessie and Jenny Tilden en-
tertained whist party of five tables
at the City Hotel last evening. Will
liam WEIGH and Miss Eva Barrett wor
first honors, and Miss Jennie Dimoch
and Harold Crane consolation prizes.
Ed. Collins will be the leading
pitcher for Manchester the coming
season, with Maloney for a reserve,
and will go to Manchester June 9th.
He will probably play with the local
team until the season opens in Man
chester.
A. g. Eaton has awarded the con-
tract for finishing off the upper story
of his block to A e. Converse. The
front will be finished for quarters fo1
the Business Mems association, and
the back part for an assembly hall,
with two ante rooms.
The Rhode Island Worsted company
still has the matter of the purchase
of the Foxville property under ad-
visement. The expense of getting the
property in shape to do business will
be large, and the prospect is not es-
pecially bright for the location of the
company here.
Sherman's moving pictures, includ-
ing the newest views of the Passion
Play, will be exhibited at st. Ed
wards hall Thursday evening of this
week. Mr.. Sherman's reputation for
excellent work is we'll established.
Pictures at 8 O'Clock. Admission
adults, 80 cents; children, 15c. An
unavoidable accident obliges Mr..
Sherman to cancel his engagement an
nounced for Memorial hall this even
ing Wednesday,.
Mr.. Editor In last weeks Mon
son Register, under the heading of
Votes" the question, "When is the
Springs House at Stafford Springs to
be officially opened?" reminds me
that the Monson hotels we're officially
opened on the night of February IA,
with Detective J. L.. johnson of
Springfield as master of ceremonies.
Yours truly, Passer By.
Cyril Johnson has been in New Jer-
sey.
Rev. J. P. Marvin is in Winches-
ter, N. H.
Iva Lamb has recovered from her
recent illness.
g. E. Burk has moved into the old
Chaffee house.
George Webster of Springfield was
in town last Monday.
John Ingham has accepted a posi-
tion at Winoosky, Vt. p.
E. Il. Pinney has been in Spring
field the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jencks have
moved to their farm In Belchertown,
Mass.
Rev. E. Hatfield of Andover will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Miss Nettie Brown of Mortified
seminary is at home during the spring
Richard Mooney has resigned his
position at Monsoon and is with his
parents in this village.
Clifford Wightman and Mr.. Wilkes
of Glastonbury were the guests of J.
G. Wightman over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Sullivan of
Boston are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son last Thursday
VIM. A. Royce has sold his home
farm to Mr.. Pero of Hydeville. He
expects to take possession April LIST.
VIM. A. Royce had the misfortune
to lose his whole litter of nine black
pigs on account of the cold weather.
Subject for the Y. P. g. U. next
Sunday evening will be Personal in
f1uence, Acts 24:16; Mark 5 1854.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Cady and Mrs.
Nella Weston attended the "Frogs of
at Norwich last Wednes-
day evening.
About 30 couples attended the
grange dance last Friday evening.
Good music and prompting was in at
tendance and very enjoyable even
ing was had.
The program that was to have been
given at the last meeting of the Our
rent Events club will be given next
Monday evening Hostesses, Miss
Mary Smith and Miss Gertrude Wight
man.
George H. Beard had the misfor-
tune to lose hen-house by fire last
Sunday evening, also As full bred
chickens a month or so old and two
hens. The fire probably started from
The lamp in brooder.
Ernest Day of Hartford, president
IF the state Y. P. @. u, and Albert
Christie of Bridgeport, visited the
ooal union last Sunday and gave an
talk on the work of the
lnions of the different cities.
Miss Lena Wobbecke entertained
lumber of her friends at the parish