The Press., 1910-09-28
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O. d. Demond is confined TO his
home by illness.
Alfred Guyette has taken position
in the clothing establishment Of J.
n. Leach.
Brattleboro fair is in progress, and
as usual there are q number from this
town in attendance.
Mrs. G. W. Foskett OF Foskett 3
Mills was q guest at the John Foster
homestead over Sunday.
b. P Cooley, J. CARL Converse and
IT, NJ Larned are in Rockville attend
ing the senatorial convention.
The condition Of Mrs. Louis Con-
verse, who has been very i'll at Salem,
lOhio, Of typhoid, is little more en-
couraging.
i The household goods, carriages and
barn tools of Mrs D. n. Brown will
be sold at auction on Saturday, Oct.
9Th, as 2 30.
Gary Bros. will have their annual
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to receive consignments at any time
from now on.
Mrs. J. Carl Converse, g. 8. Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs O. B Pinney at
tended the Baker Everett wedding at
Springfield Saturday.
A golf match is being arranged be-
tween the Stafford Country club and
the Monsoon club, to be played at Mon
son Saturday.
The total number Of new voters
made for the town election is So. OF
these, four were made in the FIRST dis
triot and 40 in the second district
Mrs. Amelia Guilman. 81. wife of
Joseph Guilman. Sr, died Monday
after a short illness. The funeral
was held from St. Edwards this morn
ing.
The Young Peoples Auxiliary of
the Methodist church held an enjoy
able social gathering last evening
REGULATIONS, music and readings were
features of the entertainment. -
The case of Sarah Mahan agai so
John Mahan was heard before the
superior count at Rockville Tuesday.
Mrs. Mahan, just before her marriage,
decided her property, consisting of a
double house in Monson, to Mr.
Mahan They were married in Aug
ust, 1909, and separated in April of
this year. Mrs. Mahan now seeks to
regain possession of the property.
Judge Case instructed the attorneys to
file briefs in the case before next
Tuesday. and will later give his de.
oision. Attorneys Fisk and O'Oon-
nell are for the defendant. and At
torney King of Willimantio represents
the plaintiff.
Stafford.
Mrs. Eliza Walden of Winsdor ia
the guest of Mrs. J. B. Hough.
Mrs. Joseph Reed is employed as
clerk in the shoe store of Fl. M. Jenk-
ms.
Misses Alice and Lucy Matthews of
Hartford spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brown are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter last Thursday.
VIM. Preble and Mrs Sidney Wat.
son Of Madison, Me are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dilworth of
Hickville, O., are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ann Harris, at the home of Asa
Harris.
A union temperance rally of the
Stafford and Staffordville churches
will bs held at the Universalist
church Sunday evening at lis.
The ladies Of the Universalist
church will hold harvest supper next
week Wednesday evening. Hostesses,
Mrs. Henry Fisk, Mrs. 81. R. Wight
man, Mrs. Emily Burdick, Mrs. CLARA
Cummings.
AT last weeks meeting of Stafford
Grange the vacation experiences
of the mem bers made up the pro.
gram. Amusing and interesting anec-
dotes were given by all present. f.
A. Lasbury gave sole. At the next
meeting. Oct. 4. q harvest home pro-
gram will be presented, consisting of
readings and music appropriate to the
subject. An exhibition of the pro-
ducts Of farm, field or kitchen will
be shown, every member contributing
or paying a fine of five cents
Baptist Church Notes: The l.. A.
society meets for work Thursday after
noon and will serve supper at g.
O'Clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Connors. An organization to be
known as the men g club of the Bap-
list church has been formed with the
following officers: President, Rev.
A. B. Todd; vice president. Charles
Phillips: secretary and treasurer, a.
R. WiRhtman; executive committee.
the above officers, John Andrews and
Carl Greene. On account Of the no.
license rally there will be no service
next Sunday evening.
Staffordville.
Napoleon Largess is spending few
days In Canada.
George W. Miller is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. West have re-
GENTLY been spending a few days in
Warren, Mass.
A stereopticon lecture will be given
in the congregational church Thurs
day evening, Oct. 6.
Howard, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Horatlen West, who has been
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