The Press., 1908-12-09
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WNII0u oIdCkDuIu IAb 4O5iBAOu 06 boss spinner at the Faulkner mill and has taken a position at Potter Hill, RI.
 The rummage sale conducted by the ladies of the Congregational church last week, proved successful and about $10O were cleared.
 Special services were held at St. Edwards church yesterday morning anl last evening in honor of the feast of Immaculate Conception.
 A D. Bernardo & Oo. have brought suit against Andrew Fuoli to recover $3l 50 The case is set for trial in the borough court tomorrow.
 Owing to the high rent Samuel Kuslansky has sold his stock of goods in the Foster stone block to A. P. Aronson, who has taken it to Chico pee,
 DaDalt Bros, who recently bought the Fontanella store, have purchased the retail oil business conducted by Campo Bros, and will continue to run tEe team as usual.
 party of friends of Wm. B. Han. ley made him 8 surprise visit at his home in Orcuttyille last evening. Songs, rectials and games were fea- lures of very enjoyable evening.
 The annual assembly of the Country club will be held at Eaton's hall Friday evening, New Years night. Whist will be the attraction during | the earlier hours. followed by danc- l | ing.
 The body of Mrs George Lucas was brought here for burial Sunday in the Stafford Springs cemetery. Mrs. | Lucas died in Holyoke last Friday. She formerly resided here and was member of the local Methodist church.
 Mrs. F. F. Dunfield has resigned her position as assistant in the high this term. The committee have a number of applications for the posi- tion. but have not made a selection as yet
 The annnal meeting of the high school alumni association will be held at Eaton's hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 29th 1t is planned to follow the plan of last year and have an en. tortainment for the first part of the evening. to be followed by dancing.
 A resolution will be presented to the next session of the general assem ply amending the charter of the l borough, so that the warden and court of burgesses shall constitute a board of health. The full text of the pro. posed change appears in a notice printed in the advertising columns.
 The following is the program for the meeting of the Current Events club next Monday evening" Roll call; revolutionary soldiers; revolu- tionary period and Connecticnt's part in the war; history from 1782 to 1920; Conn. D. A.. R music. Com. mittee, Mrs. F. F. Patten, Mrs. Frank Orcutt and Miss Mary Newton. Host esses. Miss G. A. Beckwith and Mrs. F. A. Marble.
 Lewis Simonds, 83, a resident of Stafford for the past 40 years, died at his home on Edgewood Sunday after a long illness He was stricken with shock three years ago and gradually failed until the end. The deceased was born in Dana, Mass. in October 1925 He leaves a widow,
  son, George H Simopds of Hartford two brothers, Frank and France of Dana and one sister, Mrs. Avery of Ohicopee, Mass. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from his late home, Rev. H A. Hersey of the Universalist church officiating. The burial is to be at Dana to-day.
 At the last meeting of the local camp Modern Woodmen of America the following officers were elected Consul, Wm. E. Whitaker; advisor, A. Guilman; clerk. F. B. Sidaway banker, l.. E. Johnson; escort, O. H. Quinley; watchman, A. T. Daigle sentry, P. Taylor; manager for three years. A. H. Adams; physicians, Dr. J. P. Hanley, Dr. c. P. Bard. This camp is now the largest in Holland county and has made much progress during the last year, having now 12O members On next Tuesday evening they will invite their friends to be present at an open meeting in Society hall. National Lecturer Edward F. Burns of Illinois and others will speak. Cini's string quartet will furnish music. MT. Mason will sing.
 The citizens caucus for the choice of borough officials will take place at Borough hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock. O. H. Meyers, ST, Henry Wise and Frank Silk are the retiring members of the court of burgesses, while 0. F. Beekwith, R W. Smith and O. E Brown hold over. The board has been harmonious this year, and an effort will be made to have the retiring mem bers consider another term. Pressure will also be brought to bear on David Bissett, the present warden, to stand for re election: MT. Bissett is popular and has given the borough good service in the position. The election will be held at Borough hall next Monday, and the polls will be open from 10 a. ID. to 3 p. m. At 5 o'clock the business meeting will be held,' when routine articles will receive consideration.
 More,people are taking Foley's Kidney Remedy every year. It is considered to be the most effective remedy for kidney and bladder troub es that medical science ', can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy cor rects Irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores lost vitality. It will make. you feel well and look we'll A