The Press., 1910-09-07

of Moulton hill. who will take pos. session next spring.
 Commencing Oct l, 1910, the time for unloading and loading cars at the O. V. station will be two-days in. stead of four. This is being adopted by all roads.
 Rev Thomas O'Keefe, who started in June for a two months visit in Ireland, and who expected t1 return this month, has decided to extend his travels, and is now spending two weeks in Spain. .r
 Alonzo Cooley, eight years old, son of MT. and Mrs Fred Cooley of South Main street, was painfully injured while at play Wednesday afternoon. He was digging in sand bank, when large stone which he had under. mined fell upon him. No bones were broken, but he was badly bruised. He was attended by pr. E. W. Capen.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Lottie A. daughter of MT. and Mrs Edgar Squier, to Walter E. Cor. bin of Brooklyn, N Y., and for the marriage of Miss Doris l. /, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry M sutoliffe, to Homer W. Squier of Beverly. The marriage service of both couples will take place September 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Squier.
 Asa Wilkes won race at Readville last week so easily that it was almost a shame to take the money Frank Bardwell was there, and when the fast little chestnut saw his old trainer The showed unmistskable signs of recognition. In horse language he said, Frank, am glad to see you and am sorry gave you that kick on the kisser that time i'll Monson some time ago. '' ........-
 Joseph, the 2I-year. old son of MT. and Mrs. John Lafond of Granite street, died Thursday morning at o'clock of anterior poliomye litis, after a very short illness. The by was taken ill Wednesday afternoon and the doctor was sent for. The case was pronounced poliomyelitis The doctor was again called at midnight, and it was found that the disease had attacked the respiratory organs, and the child continued to fail until death occurred at 2 o'clock The funeral was held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Burial was in the Pearl street cemetery.
 A remarkably pre- tty wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur H Holdridge on East hill, when their daugl ter, Miss Mildred Lillian Hold ridge, was united in marriage to Myron Hezekiah Pease of Pittsfield, son of MT. and Mrs. Omar Pease of Monson. The ceremony was per formed by Rev James Monroe Gage of the Me ethodist Episcopal church. The house and lawn were beautiful ly decorated, pink and white being the color scheme used. The marriage took place under a bower beneath the naples in front of the house. The walk from the house t9 the bower was lined with ropes of evergreen, with floral archways over the driveway. The wedding procession marched from the house to the bower. beneath the naples, to a wedding march rendered by Mrs H. A. Holland of Springfield. The bridal procession was led by the usherF, followed by the matron of honor, the bride with her father, and the flower girl and ring bearer. The double-ring service was used. The matron of honor was Mrs. James Rathbone, formerly Miss Lil- lian Lyon of Palmer. The best man was Elmer Pease of Springfield, brother of the groom. The ushers were Wesley H. Holdridge of Monson and Arthur ". Hcldridge of Spring field. The flower girl was Miss Myrle Holdridge and the ring bearer Cyril Holdridge, both of Monson, cousins of the bride. The bride was dressed in 8 gown of white chiffon lawn. trim med with valenciennes and baby Irish lace, and carried an arm bouquet of white asters. The matron Of honor wore white embroidered batiste over pink and carried a bouquet of pink asters. The flower girl wore white with pink sash and ribbons, and oar. ried pink and white flowers. The number in attendance. which in- cluded relatives, friends and neigh bors, many from out of town, num- boring about 65 guests. Refresh ments were served after the ceremony and a reception was held on the lawn Out of town guests were from Fitch- burg, Springfield, Palmer, Warren, Brimfeld, Hopkinton and Enfield. The presents were elegant and numer- ous. including cut glass, linen. china. silverware and several checks. After an extended bridal tour MT. and Mrs. Peaae will be at home at 29 Melville street, Pittsfeld.