The Press., 1909-01-06
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John Andrews has moved his family to Stafford, where he has taken a position.
 Miss Edith Adams of Stafford has been the guest of her brother, Station Agent Adams.
 Miss Julia McOarthy of Stafford Springs has been the guest of Mrs. Herman Markus.
 Miss Mary Coburn as sold her house and land on Oolburn hill to Louis Radding of Agawam.
 The annual meeting of the Congre. gational church will be held Thurs day evening, January 7. There will be the usual supper.
 Mongon lodge of Odd Fellows elected the following officers Monday even ing: N. G, J. O. Murray; V. G.. Frank Mcguire; recording secretary, A. J. Burlington; financial secretary, F. A. Bills; treasurer, H M. Smith i; trustee for three years, D 0. McCray. The installation will be on Monday evening. January II.
 Dr. Whitman of Boston, who is visiting in the family of Patrick Shields on Bridge street, met with painful accident Monday. He had gone to Palmer to meet 8 friend. who arrived on the Ware River line, and while crossing the tracks he caught his toe between the planking and fell, breaking his ankle. Dr. Whitman was attended by Dr. Jackson, and is now resting comfortably.
 Miss Sarah Monahan and Charles Harman of Worcester were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 in St. Patrick's church. The bride maid was Miss Elizabeth Monahan, sister of the bride, and her brother, Peter Monahan, acted as best man. The blide wore 8 travelling suit of gray, with a white picture hat, and the bridesmaids gown was a brown travelling suit, with hat and gloves to match The brides gift to the bridemaid was a gold ring, and the groom gave tine best man diamond stickpin MT. and Mrs. Harman were generously rememb bered by their friends with many useful aud orna- mental gifts.
 Wiseman Court, M 0 o F., held their regualr meeting in A. o U w. hall Monday evening, which was we'll attended. One application for membership was received The fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term Past chief ranger, Miss Mary Gavin' past chief ranger, Miss Johanna V. Oautweli; vice chief ranger, James J. Burdick recording secretary, Miss Annie O'Connor' fl, nancial secretary, Miss Sarah Gavin; treasurer, Mrs. James Burdick; senior conductor, Timothy O'Oopuor; ju uior conductor, Miss Julia Moran i; inside sentinel, Mrs John Herlihy outside sentinel, Jeremiah Scannell trustees, Mrs John Leahy, Mrs. Wnl. O'Hearn, Mrs. J. c Sullivan; repre- sentative to high court, Miss Johanna V. Oantwell; alternate to high court, Miss Mary Gavin District Deputy High Chief Ranger Catherine T Leonard of Springfield made an official visit, accompanied by Miss GradF, Miss Fitzgerald and Mrs Murphy.
 A bold robbery took place Tuesday. 29th ult., between the hours of 7.3O and 80 o'clock, in the homo of MeR K. P. Newton on Main street. Mrs Newton had gone to spend the even. ing with a neighbor. leaving no one in the house. There was a light in the dining room and the house was locked. Upon her return Mrs. New. ton found that the house had been entered. A bulkhead door into the cellar had been forced open, and the rooms in the house entered from the cellar. In Mrs. Newton's chamber a search of the bureau and bed had been made. The thief obtained in that room $6O in cash. The room of Henry Newton, Mrs. NeWton's grand son, was also entered and his bed and bureau overhauled. From his room $11 was taken. A small p0cketbook had been left in the sideboard in the dining room. That contained 8 $1 bill and some change. ;. The bill was taken and the change left. Nothing else is missing, and the thief seems to have confined his search to beds, bureaus and sideboard.
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 Radishes originated in China, where they have been cultivated for many centuries and sometimes grow as big as mans head. In Germany the old l fashioned country mothers cure hoarse- ness and cough with radish juice mix ed with sugar candy. The radishes of today have no flavor, no character. Formerly their sharp, biting taste ! umnA&m &NNw~ v,a Im %n ROIn