The Press., 1910-10-12
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Crystal Lake.

 Merro Kibbs of Sullivan, III, has Ebsen vlsitiug feiatlves for a few days. ~ Mrs, Harry Swift of Amherst, Mass, yisited relatives here one day last week
 The ladies have planned to hold their halye< t supper on the evening of Oct. 10th. $.
 Mrs. Evert tt Charter of Blandford, Mass recently spent few days with her parents and sister, Mrs Earl Our tis.
 Raymond c. Willis and Miss Ome. line Miner, both of tlis placa, were married last Thursday at Holland by Rev ] s Geisler They will reside in St ford Springs.
 Henry HArwood. 73 who formerly resided at Crystal Lake and wss a member of the M E church here, died at his home in Willimantic last Friday The funeral was held Mon day afternoon at 30 The Rev. Al. bert P. Blinn, a spirtualist speaker, conducted the services, and burial was in the " liimantlc cemetery. The deceased was born in Stafford. His wife and two sons survive. The sons are Francis of New York and Adel- bert of 'WillinaGtiio; also two sisters, Mrs AdeIins. Burpee of Waterbury and Mrs Emily Slater uf Springfield
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 lss Alice Sweet has gone to West. eies K IT, where ale has accepted a iou in ,e public schools.
 ausps, academy has recently re- es Fsd tom OhaIl9s o Newton me- 0arinI fs of 5000 from the estate hF 8is eistsr,- Miss Sarah Newton. IAlias NeBtln always rstained g keen nteKeAt l the affairs of the school,
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 atns The gift becomes. by re-
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 In tiles death of A H Danforth, wilfch occurred Friday morning, sls town loses good and able citizen. Tha deceased combined mt chanical sh IFsof high order with first class executive ability. He had not been ] strong man for years, but accom- pIished much in spite of the condition of his health. He was exceptionally we'll posted in all, classes of building operations, was a good draughtsmRn and possessed the inventive faculty Mir. Da1forth died from the, effects of a fall at Three Rivers about 10 tdays ago. He was born in Pomfret, Vt in March. 1887, and lived there until he was 30 years old. when he moved to Ware. He worked there a few years as carpenter and then moved to WeBtffeld, where he was em- ployed in the Steer s Turner auger factory. Later he entered into part 1lership with H. 0. Kelso and 0 B. Bartlett as carpenters and builders The partnership was dissolved in 1878, when MT. Danforth came to Monson and had since resided here. MT. Danforth was one of the leading builders in town for years, until fail ing health compelled him to disoon- tinue the work. He was for the past few years employed by the Flynt Granite company as foreman on their large bridge and reservoir work Several years ago he patented stag ing bfark6t which he and his son have manufaotured with much success Mir. Danforth was 8 member of the Univefsalist church of Monson and of Woronoco lodge of Odd Fellows of WestAeld, He leaves, besides his widow, one son, Carl. and one sister, Mrs. H. P. Withers1l. all of Monson The funeral will be held at the home day afternoon at 1 30 o'clock. Rl3. Abram Oonklin of tho Univer- saySst church will off1oiates The burial will be in Ware.
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