The Press., 1910-12-21
MEa. wm. V. BarwelI ]. auite nj,

Carl kuohne was home from Hart
 ford over Sunday.
 Mrs. 0. H Baker, who has beer
 i'll, is much better.
 Miss Prisoi1Ia Burwell of Spring field is in town for a visit.
 The A. o H. Is to have a socia and whist at St Edwards hall tn, evening of Jan. 5th.
 Christmas coming Sunday this year the manufacturing plants and busi- ness places will close alt day Monday.
 The regular quarterly meeting oi the ForesterS and election of officers will take place on Thursday evening.
 J. A. Stannis has connectsd his home at Stafford Street with the tsle- phone exchange and his number Ia 16-2.
 The new bowling alleys have ar- rived and MT Tufts, who ia to have charge. hopes u have the place ready for business about January 1st.
 James Warren, who has been i'll for the past ten days, is improving and hopes to resume business at onoe Wm. Hanley, Jr. is caring for the business in his absence.
 There will be social dance at the German club hall Saturday evening of this week, with a general invita- tion. Music will be Lynch's orches- tra with Prof. Jenkins prompter.
 Among those home from the holY- days are: H Larned, instructor at Lafayette ,llege. Easson, Pa Robert Demond, Amherst Agricultural col lege; Miss Alic, Abel, Danielson; Miss Mary Wildey, Bridgewater Miss Frances Alden of Northfleld
 The Odd Fellows lodge elected the following officers for the ensuing year last evening: Noble grand, A. H. Adams; vice grand, John Stevens; re. 'ording secretary. Elgin D Mailing oremanent secretary, s. F. Clark reasurer, F J Chandler; trustee for hree years, Joel H. Reed. The re- naining off oers will be appointed by he noble grand on the night of in- Jan. 3d.
 Considerable objection has been aised to one of the features of the | 1restling match advertised for Friday vening, and the borough authorities ave been asked to take some action oward prevention. The feature ex itinR criticism is that of a woman ,heduled to wrestle with Young lotoh. No action has been taken as ct, but the chances seem favorable nat there will be.
 George Wanton ElIery, s7, died Ionday night of weakness incident old age, at his boarding place on tafford Street. Mr. ElIery had been ] failing health for the past few onths but previously had bsen hale i'd hearty and was . familiar figure ] the local streets. He was a market lrdener and took much pride in the suits he attained in growing early 'getablas. Until about two weeks 70 Mr Ellery lived on the Nelson 'wne place, but owing to his falling slth he was induced by his sister to
 to Stafford Street, where he, could we care The deceased was q mam- r of 8 prominent New Rngland g mily. He was a son of George v !, C d Mary Goddard Ellery and was Q ' andson of William Ellery. one of I 8 signers of the Declaration of Inde. X ndencs. He was born July II, E 23, on the old Ellery homestead in 'wport, R. The decsnaAd had en farmer and a market gardner n 'st of his life, although he worked < the carpenter's trade a number of ars. He was among the number 10 went u California in 1869 in rsuit of gold. Hs put in four ars on the Pacific coast and returned 2 the east In 1890 he took the arl farm in TuckerviIle and after put 15 years sold 1t and moved to o' Nelson Towne place, where he II been since. Mir Ellery was mar el d to Mary Ann Beard in 1853 and si children were born t1 the couple. v
 these four are living, three sons so California and a daughter in W Wport, R. I.
 Stafford. pI Christmas concert will be given N ihe Universalist church at 6 o'clock Fl t Sunday evening. oi Ar. and Mrs. 0. B. Prince and o' lily of Paterson, N. J., are here .s lttend She funeral of Mrs. O. P. 2. 2. noe. ui Gr. and Mrs. Russall CoIburn and er
 and Mrs. Win. Dunham were ! ed to New London last week to ., md the funeral of their brother in -. - Fl laptist Church Notes: Christmas or
 in the chapel Saturday night at do clock. Next Sunday morning the Io, non will be appropriate to Christ Aa . At ' 30 p ID. concert by the Tt le school. r., t the annual meeting of Woloott co, e, F. 6 A. M., No. 60, the fol. Au Ing officers were elected: WM, Jc, rae Fl. Lord; s. w., J. M. pal ned; J. w., O. o. Pinney; s. D Ke ). Ide; J. D.. will Abbott; sec- tio ry, Russell Oolburn; treasurer, an, B. Durham; s R. s., Asa liar Rrs J. R s.. Wm Walbridge; tyler, tho !. Sault; orRanist. J W. Dimock
 the death of Mrs. Mary ". 0. co, which occurred Sunday morn.