The Press., 1909-02-17
frs. John Niohols of Stafford Street

Wm. Scott has taken a positio
 at the Warren Woolen company.
 Alvan Smith of Springfield spending vacation at his home here
 Henry Newton of Monson is th guest of MT. and Mrs. H E. Newton
 The First National bank will closed Monday. Washington birtt day.
 All bills against the baseball asso citation should be sent to F, G. San ford, treasurer.
 The Loyal Helpers will meet witt Miss Florence Wagner next Tuesda evening at 7.15.
 The banns of marriage have bee published of Carl Wood and Mis- Adixia Sherman.
 The Masonic dance, which was t. have been held the 24th, has beel postponed to March 4th.
 The moving pictures will be omit ted this week at St. Edwards hall as we'll as at the town hall.
 The marriage engagement of Mis- Ada Weldon of Monson and Claud Hamilton of this town is announced.
 Miss Dorothy Marble entertained a party of her friends at her home ol Grown street Wednesday of last week
 George L. Dennis is planning 2 western trip. of several weeks tt Indiana and other places, and expects to start to morrow.
 Anthony Adams is finishing off Z room in the rear end of the upper floor of his block, to be used for show ing bath room fixtures.
 Six big bass, one of them weighing four pounds, were exhibited in J. M Leaoh's window Monday. They were caught by F E. Mogle.
 St. Edwards schools were closed Monday and Tuesday, Two of the teachers are i'll with the grip and a of the pupils have it,
 Judge Reed held session of supe- rior court at Rockville yesterday Mrs. Minnie Slater of this town was granted a divorce from Ernest Slater.
 Mrs. A E Converse of Greenfield, Mass and Miss Mona Converse of New London have returned to their homes, after spending few days with in town
 John Sullivan has resigned as loom fixer at the Central, and has taken a position at the Rhode Island plant. Jarl Kuehne has taken the position made vacant at the Central.
 The high school entertainment, "Out of Town," which will be at St Edwards hall this evening, will be repeated at Memorial nall, Stafford, Friday evening,
 Domenico Tonon has sold his saloon and hotel business at Rockville to Stephen Conner, who has been a con- luctor on the local trolley line. MT. ronon retains possession of the prop ,rty.
 The sleet and wind storm of the 'ast two days made necessary the of the golf whist party, for last night, to next donday evening, at the Springs Iouse.
 J. M. Leach has disposed of his en. ire remaining stock of ready made lothing to W. H. Kerns & Oo. of lew Bedford. Mass. He will con- Inue his tailoring business and the ale of furnishings.
 The ice storm Tuesday badly demo- alized the transportation facilities. team trains were late, and the trolley ervioe was very irregular. The telephone and electric light companies oth had their troubles, and both are ntitled to credit for the manner in 7hich they handled the situation.
 The women of Grace church will erve 8 hash supper next Tuesday veuing in the W. R. O. rooms, i- rary building, from to 8 o'clock. following the supper there will be Ocial evening, and those who have cen earning a dollar for the church epair fund are asked to bring it at his time. Price of supper, 15c; loo.
 The post office must have more oom, and bids are asked for until Iarch 1st. The requirements, in ad- ition to suitable room, are light, 'ater and heat, and a complete post flee outfit, including a fire and urglar proof safe. The money re- uired for the outfit will be paid back ) the landlord at the rate of 10 per ant. per year. A five or ten years 9ase is required. The present location 8 good one, if additional room can 8 secured. There are two other vailable sites.
 There will be @ supper at the M. E. hurch Tuesday night, in charge of Frs. J.J. Clark, Mrs. B. Holt and Mrs. -eorge Frazier Following the sup er the Young Peoples Auxiliary will resent "The Village Post Office, ith the following cast of characters 7illiam Jones, postmaster, Ralph ee; Jerushy Jones. his wife, Mar ,rie Eaton; Elyzabethe Jones, their aughter, very affected, Elizabeth James Henry Jones, their on. a green country boy, Walter arkhurst; Colonel Gibson, big story 'ller, Jesse Clifford; Joseph Robin 'n. bigger story teller, Ernest Taft ilas Hardhaok, still bigger story 'ller, Louis Stevens; Deacon Slooum, obert Quinley; Lizzy Ann Slocum, is wife. Mrs Quinley; Betsey Wins w, dressmaker, Eva Mercy; Rev. obias Dusenberry, Willis Reed l euben Kicks, who shutters, Tom are; Susan Smith, who helps Mrs.