The Press., 1911-01-18

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 There will be a social and enter tainment at- the Methodist.church thii evening.
 Miss Beartice Crowley of Hartford has been the guest of Mrs. Margaret Rafftary.
 Edward Dempsey was csll9d tt Hope. R. last week by the illnesi of his mother.
 The Knights of Columbus worked the secoud degree on several tandi dates last evening
 George E Fix of Springfield wat the guest of Mr and Mrs. Frank Bar rstt over Sunday.
 George Crawford and Hugh Craw, ford were guests of their uncls. Wm. Crawford, in Worcester over Sunday
 David Robertson and David Biasett are attending the annual meeting oi the Masonic grand lodge at New Haven. ...=... .... :
 The Central company Is putting ir six Bramwell self feeds In their card ing department to replace the Peck. ham feeds.
 Cha1las Rock, who has had severe Illness, is gaining slewly and is now able to sit up .
 Eugene Charter is confined to his home by illuess, and Erwin Preble il taking his trip on the R F. D. No 2
 There will be a meeting of dele gates appointed in the interests of pro gressiVe Stafford at Grand Army hall at 7.3O this evening.
 An Indian sketch, to include songs and dances, by MT Oaskey and six young people, will be 8 special at. traction at the Gem theater this week Wednesday and Thursday evenings
 Eighty one persons have been en- relied as paid members in the Young Mems club. A clock has bsen pre- sented the club by George Frazier. A second large pool tabls has been loaned the club, and arrangements are being made for 8 club pool tourna- ment
 Representative Nj. D O'Connell has been appointed on the committee of public health and safety. and is chairman of the committee. on en grossed bills. Representative Avery Is on the constitutional amendment committee and on the committee for she sale of lands.
 At the regular meeting of the O. E. s. held last evening 8 banquet wat served by the ladies. and it being Mrs. Bissett's birthday, she was give, a handkerchief shower. A shower ot cigars was presented to MT Butter. field. as hs was also eel brating Whist and games followed, msking g very epj oyabls evening. ..
 The annual apron sale will be hel at the Congregational chapel next Wednesday evening in connection wit sn entertainment and sociable Mrs W. E Demond, Mrs Hannibal Alden and Miss Millie Royce will serve the supper. Dr. O B Newton will giv a travel talk, ''Sight seeing in tn, Rocky mountains, and there will be music.
 The Current Events program for next Monday evening is as follows: 8oll-oall; Swedish traits OF customs i; the Lutheran church; influence ot in America; Tegner |: "Children of the Lords music. Committee, Miss 0 W. Brown, Miss Beckwith, Miss Cooley. Host sses. Mrs G P. BarH, Miss O. ". Brown,
 The juniors of the high school held a social in the assembly room Friday evening The evening was pleasantly passed with vocal and instrumental music and glmes The social was under the direction of a committee of Frank Engley, Farley Pattsn, Arthur Melbourne, Mis-, Louise Wobbscka, Miss Eva Mercy and Miss Hazel Butterfeld.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o H has elected the following off ,eTs for the ensuing year: President, Margaret A. Hanley; vice-pre sldept, Elizabeth Carey; recording secretary, Rose A Mahan: financial secretary, Margie K Mullins; treasurer, Annie Oonnolly; mistress-at-arms, Mary Youngs; sentinel, Mary E. Mullins The installation will take place at an early date.
 The Mexican. Serenaders, string band of real stars in their profession. will be at St. Edwards hall Thurs. day evening of this week at 8.15 Miss Roselth Knapp, eostumed mon- with remarkable skill in turning herself into opposite characters at will, comes with the serenaders. She Is 8 whole play in herself Re- served seats at Warren's, 35 cents General admission, 25 cents; ohil- drsn, 15 cents.
 Alfred Goyette, e8, died ea,Iy Tuesday morning of bronchial pneu- monia. The deceased was good citi- zen and had many friends. He leaves a widow, three daughters and two sons The daughters are Mrs. Fred Gay and Mrs Jospeh Reed of the Hol- low and Miss Lena Goyette of Monson. The sons are F. B. Goyette of Chico. pee Falls. Mass and Alfred of this town. The funeral will be held from St. Edwards tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
 John Cow, 50. died at his homo on the maoadam road last Friday night of blood poisoning. Mir Cow came here about two years ago from Long Island, locating on the Washburr r-4~. Ez