The Press., 1907-12-04

Marcus Cohen has taken a position in the Squires barber shop. The bridge on Spring street has been replAnked the past week.
 There will be social at the Con- gregational church this evening.
 Amos Bolieau has returned from a visit with friends in WiAimantio. s. . Mrs. Catherine Hicks has returned from an extensive visit in Waterbury.
 Miss Dorothy Pero has returned ts Boston, after spending a few days in town.
 Miss Lulu Weeks and Miss Athena Boughton were visiting relatives in Holyoke over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Fox is planning to spend the winter in Rome. and will leave in the near future.
 Mrs. Kate Foster has returned from Washington to meet the insurance ad- justers on the fire loss on her block .
 John Thomas Bowler and Miss Flor ence Alberty. both of Monson, were married Nov. 25th by Rev. Thomas lyric.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. W. Head were called to Concord, N. H., last Satur- day by the serious illness. of :. his mother.
 The citizens caucus for the selec- tion of borough ticket will be held Friday evening at Borough hall, at 8 o'clock.
 J. Henry Greayes, who was burned out in the Foster block, will continue his business as soon as the repairs are 
 Mrs. M. P. J. Walker has returned to New York with her daughter, Miss Alice, who has been visiting at her home here. #.
 Mrs. Bowin. who lives in the New City section. fell down stairs Sunday evening and broke her arm above the wrist She was attended by Dr. O. B. Newton. ...
 Rev. MT. Bailey of Manchester, N. H., will occupy the pulpit at Grace church the 10th, instead of the Sth, and Rev. MT. Adams, the new rector, will be here the 22d.
 Miss Leons Shearer and Wm. Battige. both of this town, were united in marriage Sunday at the parsonage, by Rev. Thomas lyric of the Methodist church.
 Miss Alice R. Flagg of grades and 5 has resigned her position,g to take effect as soon as possible. The work of Miss Flagg has been very satisfac- tory and general regret will be felt that she is to leave. She is to take a more lucrative position at Woburn, Mass.
 Work on the new electric bridge is being pushed as fast as possible. One of the piers has been completed and the other is we'll under way. The false work now extends across the O. V. track and will be ready by the time the pier is completed. Teams are at work on the gravel bank of the Rhode Island mill, removing it to ihe-fill on the east side. of the track.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett O. Jenkins celebrated the goth anniversary of heir marriage at their home on )enter street Thanksgiving day. A rocker was presented by the tree brothers of Mir Jenkins-George Thomas P. and w. H Jenkins. The presentation speech was made by Hiss Christine Tucker of East Lyme. If. and Mrs. Jenkins were married 1t Stafford, Nov. 2S, 1887.
 A horse attached. to a Concord buggy was found in the yard of W. 2. Preble at Orcuttyille at 5 a. m. Monday morning. The dash was broken, but there was nothing in the wagon to indicate ownership, not ,ven a blanket. The horse did not how signs of hard drive. A man las been in town looking for the rig, ,ut did not give his name. It is thought that the team is from Mon- on. as,
 The following were out of town for Mrs. E. T. Russell It Springfield, Attorney and Mrs. W. I. Reed and son at Southbridge. Law Ter Nj. D. O'Connell at Colchester, Hrs. NJ. O. Jacobus at Nit. Kicso, N. F., Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Bard at Nor Vich. Mrs. James Mclaughlin and dr. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin at Iolyoke. Dr. L. F. Eaton at Provi. ience, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Roehm md Mr. and Mrs. George Felton at Orange, Mass.
 The borough election comes next Monday. F. H. Baker, who has erved very acceptably as warden, re- uses to accept another term. As far Is known no one has been secured to tep in the breach, and 1t IS hoped hat MT. Baker. may be induced to hangs his decision, as he has given
  he borough good business adminis- ration. Polls for the election Mon- lay will open at 10 o'clock and close t 8. The only business to come be- ore the voters, besides the election, is he location of 8 couple of electric | tights, one on Furnace avenue, near he Tonon saloon, and one on West dain street. near the junction with-t Iomsrs avenue.
 Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. James Johnson visited | friends in Westerly, R. l.. last week.
 The mill has new gravel roof to eplace the tin one blown off last lctoheF. Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Hough and Asses Alice and Lucy Matthews spent ' ha m k cui vi iuu xufkh Fr;a-la E., Do-L