The Press., 1910-10-26

Monson for the past 25 years. Mrsa Beoklsy had been an invalid for many years, and for tho past year had been. helpless. She was . member of the Upiveraalist church. Her husband, L. s. Reckley, died in Stafford about 8O yearH ago. She is survived by her daughter, with whom she lived, and one sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Lamb, oI Hartford. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 1. 30 o'clock at her late home. Rev Abram Conklin Cf the Universalist church will oficiAte. Burial will be in No. 1 cemetery. Monson. Several from here will at; !. tend the funeral.
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 Mrs. Dello West has been entertaAsaa al177i r ing Miss Elsie Hyde of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mack moved last week into the tenement vacated by Charles Smith. tssa
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson and son, Dubrelle, of Ashford are guests o1 Mrs. Horatio West.
 Miss Minnie Converse has accepted a position in the New City mill and is boarding with Mrs. William Con- verse.
 Thomas Odell aud Mir. and Mrs. Welden Odell of Blackstone, Mass j, were guests at the homes of Wm. and Grant Hammer recently.
 On Thursday evening. Nov. 3, Rev. James Roberts, formerly of China, will giva stereoptic1n lActure on China at the Congregational schutoli. Admission free
 Methodi Church Notes: The pas tors suti ct for the prayer meeting Friday evening W 1 be 'tThe kingdom of the teeee, ,'' Judges g. 15. Tine pastor will preach Sunday morning and evening
 Oongregs tional Church Notes:s Next Sunday Miss Jones will report on the great ten-days' conference in Boston. and on Wednesday at 30 p m. she will speak of the national council meetings. Leader of Friday $ Junior 0. E., 4 p m. will bs Miss Alice; Organ. Tuesday Bibla class con-. tinuing Isaiah. -,,.....f
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra g. Oolburn att tended the funeral of Arthur H. sw t. zsr at Holland, Mass last week. MT. Switzer, who died at the home If his brother, Elmer F, SWitzAf, in Waverly. Mass Oct 18th, was born in Holland, son of the late Henry and Betsy (Oolburn) sw ,tzar of this town. His funeral was at the5Qongra: gational church in Holland Oct I Sti ] at 3 p m Rev Mr Bliss of Hamp- den officiating There were also cere- monies by delegation of Odd Eel lows, of which the deceased was :a member. He leaves two brothers Elmer F. switz,r ot Waverly and Herbert Swiz.r of Springfield; also one sister, Miss Flora M : Sw itzaF, of Brimfleld ts> .=ss.ssd West Stafford. trsetssas3
 George BrCwa of Noiwtob visited friends in town reoently '''s'9s
 James Murray of Brook lyn visited ats Merrick Worthington's last W ,eK.' s- At
 Mrs Ella Wolthington of';Manc ktst ter is g guest of Mrs. Dwight Glaztef
 A social dance will bs held at StdsS tevant's hall Saturday. Music by Woods orchestra .S,es- -.S '*s l1
 Several from this t VII went to the, roast pig and chicken pie supper !at1 the Hampden Methodist churoh last Wednesday evening. ,+.. s..as,al
 A Hallowe 'en social will be held at ] the Congregational church Friday night. There will be appropriatas l games. Admission, 10 cents, inolud. ing refreshments @ss
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 Edith Dodge is with friends in Holland. <'' !sls'T .sasI
 Mrs. F. L. Upham of Stafford WAS in town last Tuesday. sf' I
 MT. Hathaway of Westville oalled on friends in town recently tis |4sif
 Mrs. L. M Reed has been su ffsring1 from an attack of rheumatism. @'
 MT. and Mrs. W. Richart1ss called on friends in Wettville last Frfday. I
 Albert Spade of Southbrldgs spent a few days the patt we' with iffs Mrs. L. Miller5s'.2 .S4 I.
 George Meyers and family aliaye1 been spending a few days at their summer home Mr Meyers OoItihuesT U mak3 Improvements on this Sat tractiVe place. *a 1s.s~ g3.sa
 There were beautiful nasturtiums and sweet peas at church last Sunday. f Jack Frost has bsen very oonsiderate. and now. on the 25th of October; there are gardens of delioate f9WersI till fresh and beautiful 2@' ' S@fa
 The little army of workers for tf1o ltate road arrived Monday. | TtFentyt Italians are established in William tenement, while the BuFs Veyor and three teamsteFs are board ing in Mir Horsman's family The contractor is Yortuaate in finding 8 place so near the work and that ie,Sat I the same time. large enough to sGe- so many, men and teams.
 Repres entative T. Olin Newell was yesterday morning at 10 tol Miss Lucy, daughter of MT. and Mrs Q H. Horton of Monaon TheIf marriage took place in the sftting I room of the brides home, in front off . bank of evergreen and pinEs The El Episcopal ring service was uaed.. Rev. 8. A. Andrews of the Congregational ,hurch performed the ceremony. The | couple was unattended. Winifred |, Newell, daughter of the groom. was a r1ncv haarnr Tho brSdo uvar atkarn6 I