The Press., 1907-03-27
MONSOON.

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SON, has signed with Stafford.
Ernest Hale will build a residence
on the Stafford road this spring.
Miss Margaret Shea has returned
from visit with relatives in Yer
mont.
Ernest Hale is moving his family
into the Smith tenement on the Stat
ford road.
william Carroll, who has been con-
fined to the house for several months,
is able to be out.
The Current Events club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. P.
Cushman on Main street.
Miss Ethel Shaw of Waterbury, OF.
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Shaw. on the Wales road.
Ernest D. Rees has returned from
West Lynn, and has taken position
as shipping clerk for Heimann &
Lichten.
Mrs. W. B. Whittemore of East hill
has been called to Portland, Me-, on
account Of the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Sanborn.
Invitations are ont for the marriage
of Katherine O. Corcoran of this town
to Arthur f. Gebhardt of Rockville,
which will take place April Sd.
Carl Sweet, the young SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford A. Sweet of State
street, sustained fracture Of his right
wrist in the Holmes gymnasium We'd
nesday afternoon. He was exercising
on one of the swinging rings when
he slipped and fell, striking heavily
on his wrist. He was attended by
DR.. O. W. jackson and will be about
again in q few days.
Mrs. Mary Lynch, SO, wife of
Henry Lynch, died at their home at
South Monson ut 8. 80 O'Clock Monday
afternoon Of pneumonia, having been
i'll but about a week. She leaves a
husband and 10 children. The
funeral was held at st. Patrick q
church Wednesday morning at $50
O'Clock, and the burial was in the
Catholic cemetery on Pearl street.
The democrats held their caucus in
the town hall last evening, and made
the following nominations for town
officers: Town clerk, O. l.. Peck
selectmen and overseers of the poor,
John p. Herlihy. Edgar r. Sisson,
Harry NJ. Sutcliffe; town treasurer,
Thaddeus L. Oushman; tax collector,
Carlos L. Peck; assessors, John J..
Lynch, Elmer g. Pease, Cornelius D..
Sullivan; school committee, for three
years, Elwyn W. Oapen, Edward P.
Hynes, for one year, Henry W. Lam
cey; water issioner, for three
years, Arthur D. Norcross; cemetery
commissioner, for three years, George
e. Fuller; constables. Eugene s. How
lett, Charles L. Stacy, Charles Peter
son, Sherman M. Stebbins, James B.
Upper; fence viewers, Cornelius J.
Foley, James L. Stacy, Horace Bum
stead; auditors, Frank L. Bliss, I'd,
David B. Needham.
The republican voters of Monson
held their caucus in Memorial hall
Thursday evening. The caucus was
called to order by G. L. Keeney,
chairman of the town committee
Carlos M. Gage was chosen chairman
and Ralph D. Tucker clerk. These
nominations were made: Town clerk,
Carlos L. Peck; town treasurer,
Thaddeus L. Oushman; selectmen and
overseers of the poor, William H.
Anderson, Clifford A. Sweet, Hubert
D. Vaille; tax collector, Carlos L.
Peck; assessors. freedom @. Ball,
franklin o. Bliss, James E. Rindge !;
school committee for three years, A.
NJ. Beebe, J. @. Parsons; school com.
mittee for one year, Henry W. Lancey !;
water commissioner for trhee years,
Arthur D. Norcross; cemetery COM
missioner for three years, George E.
Fuller; constables. Herbert A. AL
drich, Rufus o. Murray, Thomas j.
Sault, George W. Seymour, Charles
81. Stacy fence viewers, Henry A.
Rindge, Edgar Squiers, Hubert D.
vaille; auditors. Frank Lincoln Bliss,
David B. Needham. The attendance
was q record breaker, 1873 men voting.
The interest conferred in the contests
for nominations on the board of select
men and assessors. The full vote for
candidates for nomination on the
board of Gelectmen was as follows !:
W. H. Anderson, 1902; Hubert D.
vaille, 90; Clifford A. Sweet, 95 /;
Justin G. Carew, IA; Samuel Clos
son, 46; Omer e. Broadway, 38. The
vote for assessors: freedom @. Ball,
131; James e. Rindge, 116; Frank
lin o. Bliss, 80; Arthur 81. Burdick.
SO; William 81. Underwood, 40.