The Press., 1909-07-14
MoNsoN.

I06 mauhS0T LII 6uo OhSoUdAA G0nAA has cancelled all games for the season. He cannot make expenses. Poor sup port is the cause.
 Arthur s. Graves has taken posi- tion as physical director of oity play ground in New Bedford, and has gone there for the summer.
 Miss Bessie Moulton, a teacher in the local schools for several years, has been appointed assistant to the principal of the Springfield schools.
 T. L., s. F., Jr., and N. O. Cush- man, R. M. Lull, R. K. Squier, R. H. Fuller, R. s. Fay, E. T. Hale, c. W Erickson, Charles Borgeson and Arthur Mumford left Thursday morning for weeks trip in the White mountains.
 Mrs. Electha N Dwight, TO years old, died at her home on the Wales road Monday evening about 9 o'clock. She had been in i'll health for several months The funeral was from tha house Wednesday afternoon at ? 30 o'clock, Rev. J. M. Gage officiating. The burial was in East Longmeadow Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
 James Livingstone received serious injuries near his home on "the green" in celebrating the glorious Fourth Monday morning He was loading a cannon and did not get along very successfully, so pounded the toy vigorously, causing it to ex- plode. He suffered two bad flesh wounds on the left leg below the knee and severe gash was cut in his right thigh, while considerable powder was blown into one wrist. Dr. 0. w. Jackson was summoned and cared for him.
 Michael Monahan of Mill street was painfully injured by the premature explosion of a cannon cracker early Monday, the 5th. He was ill the house and had lighted the fuse and was endeavoring to throw the cracker out of doors when it exploded in his hand. The hand was badly torn about the base of the thumb and one finger injured. Dr. O. W. Jackson dressed the wound and several stitches were necessary to close it, but unless blot poisoning sets in no permanent injury will result.
 List of large tax payers of Monson, 1909. Rate $17 per thousand : Carlo Aliengena $50. H. N. Butler S1, John Borgeson 54, R. F. Brad way ct al. 54, Ralph F. Bradway .S1, W. H. Bugbee est. 51, James Burdick 55, William Cavanaugh 81, Century Hotel Co 95, Mrs Ralph Clifford 112, E. D. Cashman 175, R. P. Cushman 200, s. F. Cushman 142, Thaddeus Cushman 60, Robert H. Cushman 40, Hattie Cushman 21O, Cushman Home Mill 1915, Con. gregational society 52, A. D. Ellis 631, A. D. Ellis No. mill 6S3, D. W. Ellis & Son 66S, Ellis, Ricketts & Co.,, 742, Dr. Fred W. Ellis 39O, Sarah Fay est. 80, Geo. Q. Flynt PAS, Mrs. Geo, 0. Flynt II, Lyman O. Flynt POS, Mrs Lyman O. Flynt 58, Flynt Granite company 916, Dr. Geo. E. Fuller 169. Mrs. Mary Foley 1O5, Eugene J. Foskit 241, Erasmus Gates est. 59, Carlos M Gage 1O6, M & s. Gavin 77, A N Gaouette 50, Heimann & Lichten 662. Esther R. Holmes 1347, Frank L. Holmes PIP, B J. Hughes 114, Frank S. Homer 55, Edward P. Hynes 1O5, Jonothar Hartly 60, Dr. 0. W. Jackson 57, Geo. L. Keeney 66, Ohas. 0. KeeI 1O3, F. W. Langwsld est 68, Will. liam Lewis est. 62. John Leahy est 93, Mopson Savings Bank 297, F. F. Mcguire 65, J. 0. Mcguire GA, John McGuire 55. o. 0. McCray 1853, Mrs. o. O. McCray 164, E. F. Morris est. 56, W. 0. Moulton 52, Frank A. Moore 55, Chas Merrick 1O1, Mrs. L. s. Meacham 93, Mark Noble 232, H. O. Noroross 58, A. D. NorcrosE 226, Rev. Thomas O'Keefe 123, M. K. O'Brien 52, J. A. Oroutt est. 7S, Mrs. Carlos Peck 53, James Fender gast 93, N. W. Rand est. 62, H. c. Rogers 92. Rogers 6 Go. 60, Mrs. W. J. Rioketts 59, Dr. P. W. Soule 169, Mrs. Arba Squier 1O1, 0. A. Sweet Fl, Elmer E. Thompson 75, Wilson Tucker 175, Uniyersalist society 1O6, W. H. Underwood 91, Lester Stebbine 1855, J. o. Bradway 154, O. P. Lyon 53, Joseph Carpenter est. 84, Ome1 Pease 84, D. F. Holden, 1O2, Henry A. Rindge 1O6, Chas. H. Rindge 51, Sherman Stebbins IF, Omer E. Bradway 75. Rufus & Ella Stebbins 58, Josephine F. Baker 51. Cornelius M Foley 68, Geo. H. Ingraham 76, Michael Maloney est. 73, Quaboag Leather Go. BOT, Mrs. Hulda Bliss est. g, Joseph Chapel 50, Henry A. Davis 54, Frank H. Johnson 69, H. D. Moulton 192, J. E. Reynolds 228, Michael Swartz GA, Somerset Woolen Go. 279. Cady Blanchard ST. Ohas M. Oalkins 69, A. H. Bennett S1.
 AoEroN will break up Cold Ip one night