The Press., 1910-11-30
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at Potter Hill, R. David Robertson ia In New York city on business trip. |, Robert Dsmonl was hom4 from Amherst for Thanksg wing.
 There will be a regular meeting of the Red Men this evening. Miss Sarah Lucy spent Thanksgiv- ing at her home In Monson. Fred Meyers. employed at New Bos- ton. was home for Thanksgiving.
 Joseph LAbreche has baen confined to his home several day by illnasss.
 Marshal Bolieau has returned from Q visit to his father In Salem, Mass.
 Miss Elsie Gray of Springfield was at ". E, Whitaker's for Thanksgiv- ing.
 Dr. Arthur. Meyers of Mystic was among the local Thanksgiving home corners.
 The annual meeting of Winter post, c. A. R will be held next Tuesday evening
 Mr. and Mrs G s. Benson, former residents, have gone to California for the winter.
 Charles Meyres, ST., and Joseph Shea were home from Medway for Thanksgiving.
 ". P. Bidwell and Miss Eva Mercy were with relatives in Springfield for Thanksgiving.
 Theodore W. Morrall of Norwich was with his sister, Mrs, B. P. Cooley, ovsr Sunday.
 The case against T. F.. Jordan has been continued owing to the serious illness of the defendant
 Mr. and Mrs Charles vining of Springfield spent Thanksgiving with relatives at the Springs House
 Mark Jackson, who is at college at Danvers, has been the Rnest of his grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
 Miss Frances Alden, accompanied by her friend, Mise Gladys Green, are here for the Thanksgiving vacation from Northfeld. .......
 Miss Mary Wildey and her room. mate, Miss Small, of Bridgewater were with MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Annie Brown of this town and John Jones of Willimantio were united in marriage at Hartford last Thursday by Rev. E. M Hayes.
 Mrs. O. B. Newton, Miss Mary I Newton and Miss Frances Newton were with Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Fessenden in Providence for Thanks giving.
 Warner H Boardman of Woloott, Vt., and Miss Maud B B. lieau of Stafford Springs were married at the home of the bride last Friday by Rev George A. Grant, s. T. D.
 The Central Vermont is to put in a spur track on the east side of the freight depot. This will make it con- venient for business men in getting their freight direct from cars.
 MT. and Mrs William Hawkins and the Misses Alice and Sarah Hawkins of Hartford, Miss Florence Smith from Long Branch, N. J., and AlvRn Smith from Holyoke were at Dr. F. L. Smiths for Thanksgiving day.
 Rev. Beverley E Warner, D. D., IL. D 55, for the past seventeen years rector of Trinity church. New Orleans, and rector of Grace church of this borough for one year in the early sos, died suddenly at his home on Monday.
 The Masons are planning 8 dance for the Monday night following Christmas. The committee in charge includes David Bissett, J. M. Leach, finders Jacobsen, G S. Baker, David Robertson, Charles Chandler and H. O. Butterfleld.
 Edwin O Rohrback was before the borough court for preliminary hear ing Saturday morning on a charge of bigamy. He waived examination and was held in $3OOO bonds for the su- perior court. In default of bail he was sent to Holland to await trial.
 In spite of stormy weather Grace church fair opened last evening with 8 good attendance. Mrs. farley cer- tainly has a fine collection of wax works, and her assistants, Peter and John, could not have been better chosen The entertainment was funny to degree. and those in attendance were highly pleased
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Louise vanderbske of Pater- son, N J., is with Mrs. Mary Prince.
 Mrs. Louie Gadois of East Lyme was the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Oonklin, last week.
 Lincoln Luce of Niantio and Earl Walbridge of Fishers Island, NY, were the guests of friends in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hassett and daughter, Lillian, of Worcester were the guests of Mrs. M. F. Dwight over Thanksgiving. -....
 MT and Mrs Wm. Fuller and Mir. and Mrs. Alvan Fuller of Springfield spent Thar ksgiving day with Mir. and Mrs. Austin Witt.
 The dance under the auspices of the grange Thanksgiving night proved an enjoyable affair as we'll as a fnan- cial success, $3S. 50 being cleared
 Mir and Mrs. George Oolburn of Burlington, Vt and Mrs May Moaely and son of Springfield, Mass were the guests of MT. and Mrs Russell Ool-