The Press., 1910-11-23


 Mss Frances Mccarthy, who hal been very III. is improving.
 John seBa has bought T. F. Jcr dan's ttl of musical goods.
 The schools close this afternoar until Monday for the Thank'giviuG r csss
 A child of Mr. and Mta. Joseph Rogers of Wsst Main ssress is i'll with tonsilitis.
 B. M. Fl. regular meeting Friday, .7.15 p. m, at chapel of Oongre- gational church.
 The regular meeting of the L.. A. "A. o Fl, will be postponed from Thursday evening to Dec. Sth.
 Gary Bros. are planning to build . garage on their land between the passenger station and the river.
 The celebrated MacWatters quartet are to give a weekend of services in the Methodist church Dec. 2-5
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Gray of Springfield were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Whitaker over Sunday.
 Miss Florence Wagner, cashier al the Robertson store, will spend Thanksgiving with her brother in Lowell.
 Miss Clara FeisteI and Edward Martin were married by Rev. R. M. D. Adams at Grace church Saturday evening at 2 o'clock.
 Homer A. Shaw of Three Rivers Is to close his branch furniture store here and concentrate his business at the Massachusetts end.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H Snow of Hol. yoke, Richard Banford of Longmeadow and Miss Merriok of Monson were guests of Mir. and Mrs J. A. Foster over Sunday.
 Rev. J. ". Ballantine of West Stafford will preach at the Congrega- tlonal church at the Springs next Sun. day morning, in exchange with R V R c. Clapp.
 The monthly union meeting will bs hald in the Methodist church Sunday evening. R.v R G. Olapp of the Congregational church will de- liver the sermon Subj ct, "Prepar- ing the way cf the Lord ''
 Alfred Bernardo has been gran ted 8 license at his old location in the Rockwell building. This makes the full number that can be legally granted. even with the increase in There are ten licenses and all are located in the borough.
 At St Edwards ball last evening the L A A. O. H celebrated their first anniversary with an entertain ment consisting of reoitations and singing, followed by refreshments. cards and dancing. Besides many local friends, about 30 members of the R, ckville division were present Lynch's orchestra furnished music
 Charles Bolieau, ST celebrated his tooth birthday at the home of his daughter in Salem, Mass Nov. 3 The event was observed by a social gathering. MT. Bolieau has been iD Salem about a year, but previous to that had worked Q long term of years Or Smith 6 Cooley. He was born Nov. 8, 1S10. near Montreal. He lad l 3 children and there are now light sons and one daughter living Be has 31 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
 Edwin O Rohrback, alias Charles has been arrested in New York on a charge of bigamy. Rohr- back married Carrie K. Kalbaok of Reading, Pa. Sept 5, 1892, by whom he had two children. On June 2S, 1909, he married Mary H Mo- Carthy of this town without having been divorced. Is is probable that 8 hearing on the case will be held here the latter part of the week, as States Attorney Phelps has arrangements for his extradition.
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 Mrs. Starkey is seriously i'll.
 Miss Nellie Dugdale is on the sick list.
 Rev. A. A. Ross is with his daugh- ter at West NeWbury, Mass, this week
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough will visit friends at Bozrah over Thanks giving.
 Mrs. Harry Gill of Carolina, R. l., spsnt several days last week with friends here.
 Miss Lulu lie is home from the Boston Conservatory of Music for the recess.
 Miss Blanche Sou1s has returned from New Britain. where she has been 8 tending the normal school.
 Miss Annie Wobbeske of Springfield Is the guest of her sister, Miss Louisa Wobbecks, at the home of J. P. Brown @z..
 Mrs. Emily Thompson has gone to Laconia, N H where she will make an extended visit with her son, Rev. George L, Thompson.
 The r. P. O. U. of the Universa- list church Is planning to present the 5hree-act comedy, Miss Topsy Fur. vy,'' at their Christmas sale to be held in Memorial hall Dec. 16
 Miss Mae MacOallum of Talcott- Ville, formerly of this place, is in a Boston hospital, where she will un- 1erRo an operation to-day. She has Ehe best wishes of her many friends