The Press., 1910-11-16

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 EPAtriok Galvey of Orcuttville is In Springfield hospital for treatment
 The regular meeting of the Red Men will be held tomorrow evening.
 Miss Maud Booth was she guest of Miss L. s. Cady in Monson over San day.
 Charles Bard of Norwich was the auess of his brother, Dr. G. P. Bard. over Sunday.
 Miss ElfriedA Schneider is expected home the Hrst of next week from her visit to sGermany.
 Mrs. Fred Hall of Philadelphia is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt, for . visit.
 Miss Ellors Mir, ,ssenogrnphsr at the ARricultural college at StoFrs, WIS at her home over Sunday.
 Carl Foerster. who has been i'll here, has recovered sufficiently to go to his homo in aolyoke.
 Contractor Joseph Jpnss of Willi- mAntic is setting the new boilers for the Warren Woolen company. Timothy Desmond of Worcester and his sister, MIss Catherine Desmond, have gone Co California for the win. ter.
 Clarence Wood, who has bsen em ployed in Springfield, has taken a position as shipping clerk at the War rem Woolen mills.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus H. Converse of Boston have . daughter. Natalie, born Nov. 9th, . granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. v. H. Stafford.
 K. O K. A. on Saturday, instead of tomorrow evening, at the rectory with Mr Adams, at ' 80. Work on ''gooss eggs" for the fair.
 The monthly meeting of the Wom- ans Guild of Grace church will bs held at the home of Mrs F. l. Smith on Thursday, Nov 17th, at 3 30 p m. .-.. ...t..
 The George W. Wilson Oo of Hart ford have bought the stock of mems furnishings of the J M. Leach Oo., and are closing out the same. The sale begins to-day.
 Special music will be included In the service next Sunday evening at the Congregational church. The pastor will speak on ''The greetings of the season. At the morning service his theme will be "The garment of praise"
 At the Current Events club meeting Monday evening Miss Florence Wash burn read . paper on people of Nor way and Sweden. The life of Bjorn- s,jsrns BjornSon was given by Mrs. Anders Jacobsen Miss Edith Oush. man read The Eagle's Nest by Bj1rn- son. Mrs Frank Spelman and Mrs. G. PercivaI Bard gave reports of the State Fedration meeting which they attended nt DanielsoB. Miss Jessie Keefe sang two solos, accompanied by Miss FriedA Rand. Misses E. S. Brown and Helen Butterfield were hostesses. -E
 The selectmen have appointed the following: Sealer of weight, Jacob Glover; SeAler of leather, G. L.. Deh- nis; wood meGsurerG, T. M Lyon. O B. Pinney. c. M Barlow, H.O. Holt, B T. Eaton, N J. 'Worthington, O. B. Gary; public weighels, E. O. Pin. ney, ". E. Demond, O. P. Bradway, o. B. Gary, c. L. Dennis, L E. Chaffee; hayFArds, Q. c. Ellis, Henry Mckinney c. O. PArkess sextons, O. F. Eager, Burt Lamb. John Kane, M. A. Gold, c E. Cooley, E D. Ellis, L. E. Weeks, O. D. GlAzier, Wm. H. Heald. ].
 At the meeting of committees and other interested citizens last Friday night to consider the need and ad- visibility of establishing a social and athletic headquarters for the young men and boys of the town, 1t was voted to proceed to the establishments of suoh an organization, and the fol- lowing committee was appointed to draw up plans to bs laid before 8 larger meeting Friday of this week. z. 80 in the Congregational ohurch q Rev. R. O. Clapp, J. H. Valentine, J. A. Melbourne, R. W. Ellis, O. F. Beckwith, 0. F. Chandler, M. D. O'Connell. All who are interested In this important community venture are heartily invited to bs present at this meeting so join in the discussion and adoption of final plan and or ganization.
 At the oitizens' cancus at Borough hall Monday evening N D. O'Oonnell acted as chairman and E. K. Taft clerk There were only seventeen voters present. Warden ,. A. Mix was renominated, but announced that he would not take the office another term, and O. F. Beckwith was placed in nomination for warden. The re. tIrlng burgesses. 0. B. Pinney, Frank sIlk and Lott O'Halloran. all de- clined . re-nomination, and A. ". KinRsbury. Hannibal Alden and Ma poleon, Pero, IT., were nominated for burResses for two years. 0. H. Meyers, IT,, was placed in nomina- tion for warden for one year to i'll out the team of O. H. Meyers, sr who resigns as he will be out of the town the coming year. The follow ing officers were re-nomInated: Clerk l and treasurer, W.H Heald; collector, D. J. Hanley; bailifI, Thomas Hayes; registrars David Bissett and H. s. Abel; assessors, H O. Butterfeld, E. K. Taft, N. P. J. Walker; board of relief. H. $. Abal. Anthony Adams and J. R. Pnrkhurst. W. E Hanley 0E ehs bumTd oa Kslfee xgfmuimz xs