The Press., 1909-12-29

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 A son was born to Mir and Mrs Thomas Mattesen Dec. 25th. ea
 Miss Ethel Chapman Of Springfield is the guest of Miss Mabel Meyers.
 Miss Ethel Loomer of Broad Brook is the guest of Mlss Gertrude Holt
 O. B Pinney and A. Mitchell are in. New York on g business trip.
 E L. Barr has been confined 60 his home by q slight attack of the grip.
 Robert " Sanders of southbridge spent the holiday with Mrs. Thomas Sanders
 The annual ma. .querade of She Teutonia association will be held Jan. 21st.
 Miss Clara Hitchcock of williman- tic visited Miss Ella 'Prouty over Christmas.
 Miss Susan Cheney of New Haven is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J Allen Mix.
 The First National bank has de- clared it's regular semi annual diVi- dend of per cent.
 Miss Bessie Hampston of Black stone. R l., was among the local Christmas visitors.
 Both Christmas services, at St. Ed wards church Saturday morning drew large attendance.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Walker and children of Medford. Mass. were guests over Christmas of Judge and Mrs. Joel H. Reed.
 Donald Maxon of Amherst, Harry Johnson and Frank McDonald of Hol. vrke were Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Wallace Morse.
 Mrs Wm. Morran and son, Sydney. of Norwich, Charles Morrall and Theodore W. Morrall of Black Hall have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. P Cooley.
 MT. and Mrs, Stephen Rouse of Peacedale, E. l., and Miss Bernice Rouse of Providence were guests oi their sister, Mrs. Alfred Scott, over Christmas.
 The Modern Woodmen of America | will install their newly elected l of1ce next Monday evening. An en- and smoker will follow the installation.
 The Christmas tree festivities at St. Edwards hall last Friday after noon were enjoyed by about 300 chiI, lren. The children from Stafford VilIe came down in a bus.
 Judge Joel H. Reed, who has been holding civil court at Norwich for he past two months. will preside at inc criminal term in the same city, which conEenes next Tuesday. I
 Among the holiday visitors were Frank J.. Preston of Cambridge, Nal 'olm Beckwith of Westfield, Alvan 'mith of Springfield, Harold Comins f Danbury. Harold Crane of Amherst md Maurice Demond of Greenfield.
 The Press is little late to-day on coount of an unusual amount of receivedz last , night nd this morning, some of it delayed y some of the R. F. D. carriers not cling able to cover all of their routes D Monday.
 | Smith & Cooley filled their ice olse with ten-inch ice from the pond last Friday. At the ate foe has been forming for she past sw days the crop seems assured, and he regular dealers will soon be busy arvesting.
 The interesting paper on ''Tuber ulosis. read by Dr. O. B. Newton t the semi-annual meeting of the 'olland County Medical associationl Ias published in the New England Iedical Monthly for November. The octor has made a careful study of his dreaded disease, and his con- lusfons are of much interest. (
 Mrs. Thomas Simons. 25, died at CT home in Orcuttville Monday vening after an illness of two weeks f a complies tion of disc ases. Her usband and two children survive her, l lso her parents, Mir and Mrs Her. ian Lsdish. The funeral will be ' cid from St Edwards church to- ' LOTION morning at g o'clock The ( urial will be in St. Edwards ceme- sry.
 The newly elected borough officers { ,ok the oath of office Monday. At [ meeting of the court of burgesses ( cid last evening the following com ( ittees were announced by Warden J. 6 !. Mix: Highways and sewers. Lott I 'Halleran, Frank J. Silk; police and t re department. O. B Pinney, Charles t .eyers, ST. lights and water, A. O. ( rocks, O. P. Hodgson. The meet Ig for organization will be held next t tuesday evening. Among those who are home for the T oliday vacation are Harold Pierce of | lark college, Worcester, Miss Emma I uehne of East Orange, N J., Miss q linor Valentine from New York. ' iss Alice Abel from Danielson, Miss q Holt from Willimantic noE- Q al, Miss Florence Smith of Long Q ranch, N. J., Miss May Smith of f indham, Richard Valentine of rinceton, Misses Ruth and Alice alker of New York. :, Members of the High School I lumni association who have heard J iss Aida Donnell, the reader and W nger, will welcome the opportunity a again discerning to her this evening, O hen she will assist in making the d lnual reunion one of the pleasant s ciaI events of the winter season. G