The Press., 1908-01-08

agatn Rk6OE Au Ab6nCk OA bu0 BEAP' 8 Jospeh Bruneile and Peter 'SullivAl s returned Monday from visit t Somersville. ~ ssH 2 The W. R. 0. will serve. one o 8 their 1O-cant auppers next Friday
 from to7. Local friends of Mrs. AlvaradC ! Howard will regret to learn that she ! is seriously Ill at her home in Mnsha. paug. Tsssa The hearing on the condemnation ot the liquors seized at o. Crossi's place last Saturday night will be held next l Tuesday morning.
 Owing to the inclemency of the weather the borough officials did not meet for organization last evening. and it will be attended to Friday evening. Schools were dismissed at the high school building Monday noon owing to the bursting of another fiae in the boiler Repairs have been made and study was resumed thia morning
 A dog owned by Lafayette Richard. son was found on the street yesterday with it's hind quarters paralyzed The animal had evidently been run over by a team or struck on the back. James Sullivan took the animal into his place and cared for it until the lowner could be notified, and it was killed later in the day. Dog Warden Butterfield has another dog without collar or tag, and will kill it after three days if it is not claimed.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- gregational church the following off, oers were elected Assistant deacon, Wallace T. Jones; clerk and treasurer, U H Valentine; church committee, Mrs G H Baker. Mrs. James Mo- Laughlin, Mrs " E Demond, Mrs R W. Smith; committee on Infssi ona, lW. E, Demond, O H. Moore, Miss Elinor Valentine, Miss G A. Beck i. with, Mrs. W. T; Jones This choice of officers made by the Sunday school was ratiasd by the church: Superin- tendent. O F. Chandler; assistant superintendent, B. F: Cooley; secre- tary and treasurer. John l. Burr.
 At the annual meeting of the Busi- ness Mems association held at the club rooms, the old officers were reelected as follows: President, Christopher Allen; vice presidents, Adolf Pfeiffer, Dr. l. F. Eaton secretary, W. H Heald; treasurer, O. H Meyers, Jr. i; auditors, F F. Patten, Q B. Pinney. It was decided to continue the plan of having a ladies' night'the first Tues day evening of each month, and to allow the ladies the use of the club rooms every. Monday afternoon. A committee. consisting of F. F. Pat ten, O. B. Pinney and R ". Smith. was appointed on Fevisal of the by laws.i
 T have changed my post office address from s afford to 0l, R. F. D. 2, MOnson, Mass. Correspondents are requested to follow the directions carefully. @ HERBEBT THREsHER, Photographer. Herbert Thresher. the. photo- grapher, is laid up at his home with 8 severe cold.
 | Miss Fannie .Lougheed has returned after an extended visit with friends in Barre, Vt. 2. Miss Nettie Brown has returned to Nerthfield after spending the holidays. at her home here.
 Mrs. Thomas Dobson reOsived the news Thursday of the death, of her brotf CT in Scotland. -ss
 Owing to the severe storm last evening the grange meeting was post poned to next Tuesday night.
 Mics Louisa Wobbecke, who spent the holidays with friends in Spring field, has returned to her home.
 Hostesses for the weekly supper at the Universalist church next Wednes- day evening: Mrs. Mary Soule and Mrs. Nellie Squires.
 Free Evening School. 1t is pro- posed to establish a free evening school, to meet in the assembly room from Feb. 1 to May 1, 1908. Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. The school will be open to those who speak English. Courses in English gram mar, spelling and reading and in arith- metic will be offered The school will be established if a sufficient num- Der of persons apply for instruction Application should be made. at once to Rev. Fl. A. Hersey.
 Universalist Ohulch Notes: The regular offering for the Universaliat mission in Japan will be received next Sunday morning. Envelopes for the offering have been furnished to all the parishioners and friends. They are requested to remember the date and to send the offering if they can not be present in person. The Y. P. O. U. will meet in the assembly room at 6 80 p. m. Sunday. Topic, "Ap. preciation. Approaching the work of others.'' Leader. Miss Alice Mat thew. Last Sunday evening there were seventeen members present and seventeen actively participated in the meeting. The salad supper and en- tertainment will be. given at the church this evening. Supper. 15c; entertainment. loo.
 Baptist Ohurch Notes. The week of prayer will be observed by meet iBgs Wednesday and Friday in the chapel, and Thursday at the home of George Jenkins Services begin at '. 80 p. m. All are invited. Regu- lar services next Sunday. Tuesday, Jan. 14th, at 7.30 p. m., Rev. Dr.. Boggs. a missionary on furlough, will speak at the church.