The Press., 1908-08-26
The marriage of Miss Catherine

The marriage of Miss Catherine F. Huggan of this place and Joseph F Dumont of Sherbrnoke, Oan., tooh place at 8 o'clock last Monday morn ing at St. Edwards church. Int bride was attired in dotted swiss, witt veil and carried carnations. Int bridal pair were attended by Mis- Blanoh and Henry Depeau. Miss HugRan has made many friends since her residence here of year, who unite in wishing them much happi- ness in her new home in Sherbrooke. After the marriage service the bridal party returned to the home of MT. and Mrs. John Dobson, where wed, ding breakfast was served to the intimate friends of the bridal party.
 Staffordville.
 Willie Phelps is spending his vaoa- tion in Boston, Mass. e~
 G. Hammer purchased a horse of R. M. Ohamberlin last Saturday.
 Mrs. M. H. West has been confined to her home for few weeks by ill., ness. .a.
 John B. Carpenter of Somerville, Mass, visited at Ezra s. Oolburn' s recently. ..-,..
 Edward Tobin has accepted posi- tion in Miss N. M. Whiton's store in Stafford Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. James A.. Swift were the guests of their son, Edgar Swift. in Monson over Sunday.
 Mrs. Robert Walbridge of Wales is employed in the home of Mrs. Fred Sanger for a few weeks.
 Miss Idabelle Bowden entertained a party of friends from Monson and Stafford last week Tuesday.
 Lewis Festi has purchased the Oar penter house and grove. and moved into his new home last week..
 Alonzo Carpenter, who has been employed in Brimfeld, has been spending the past week at home.
 Mrs. Harry L. Meaoham and daugh. ter, M. Doris Meacham, of Worcester are visiting Miss Idabelle Bowden.
 Merl Hughes, who is employed in Bradway's machine shop in West Staff ford, was home for few days recent ly. -....-
 The Epworth League topic for Sun day evening will be "Crosses, or the Cross '' Leader, Mrs. H. G. Dun.. ham. -..>,
 MT. and Mrs George Drummond have moved into the tenement recent ly vacated by John Shepard and family. ''s'
 Mrs. Harry J. T. DeHavens of Brooklyn, N. Y., was 8 guest of MT. and Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn last Thurs day and Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Sanger are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Allison Robert, born last Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer returned home Friday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Arthur Duncan, and daughter, Miss Edna Dimmick, of Worcester.
 Mrs. Frank s. Miller, Ina M. and Lura E. Miller of Worcester, Mass returned home Friday after, spending nearly 8 week at Ezra s. Oolburn's.. 7.
 John Lounsbury has bought one of therT. M. Hynes houses. recently va. cated by Wm. Converse and family MT. Lounsbury is making many im-. provements. ..% ..ss>...s-
 Mrs Maranda Johnson of Stafford Hollow and her granddaughter. Ruth E. Johnson, of New Haven, who has been spending few weeks with her, spent last Thursday and Friday with relatives on Oolburn hill. Congregational Church Notes: Sun day school at 12 o'clock. Junior Christian Endeavor meeting in the 'vestry Friday afternoon at 4 o clock The Ladies' Aid society will hold a bean supper Thursday evening. Ice cream will also be on sale. All cordially invited.
 West Stafford.
 Social Dance at Nef7s hall, Saturday evening. Lynch's Orchestra, T. Jenkins prompter.
 F. Wayland Preston and son, Way land Jr.,. are enjoying an outing at Block Island .-. *s:. #''
 The annual collection for the American board of Foreign missions wi ha taken ak tha chnrch naxE Sun day morning. -' '* =<s.
 Rev. Thomas H. Vincent of Web ster is camping at Crystal Lake, at the Beokwith camp, and attended church here last Sunday. - ....:.