The Press., 1911-12-06
Miss Ellora Mix was home from


 9torrs for Thanksgiving.
 There is case of scarlet fever il the family of Thomas Ruby.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Mullen hayt a little son born yesterday morning.
 Miss Addie Spelman and Frank J Preston spent Thanksgiving witt friends at North Dana, Mass. MT. and Mrs Taylor of Rockville and Mrs. Douglas and Miss Newbegir of Bridgeton, Me were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. M. A. Harris.
 New telephones have been placed ir the residences of J. B. Hough, 3-2, and I. P. Booth, 53-23, at Stafford Hollow.
 Roy Thompson of Chaplin is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
 Annual meeting of Wolcott lodge, F. 6 A. M, next Thursday evening. Election of officers. ....
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bradway oi Birmingham were the guests of Mrs. Ella Bass over Sunday.
 Miss Flora Fox of Hartford was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Benj lmin Fox, over Sunday. Ae
 MT and Mrs. George H. Bray were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Holden of Palmer over Thanksgiving,
 MT. and Mrs J. w. R inson and daughter, Ethel, spent last Thursday with relatives in Belchertown.
 Wm. A. Black of Pratt institute. Brooklyn, N. Y., was the guest of his parents. Mir and Mrs. Wm. H. Black.
 A oantata by the members of the Sunday school will be given at the Universalist church Christmas, fol- lowed by 8 Christmas tree.
 Regular monthly supper at the Uni versalist church tonight. Hostesses, Ms Wm. Dunham, Mrs. Russell Ool- burn, Mrs. Charles Dimmick
 MT. and Mrs. M W. Leonard and Miss Helen LeUnard spent Thanks giving in Hartford as the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. H Aldrioh.
 As there were no more cases of diphtheria, the schools were op3ned Monday. Mrs. George Jenkins and daughter, Edith, are steadily improv- ing.
 The branch library at the post office, which has been supported by Miss Celia Holt for several years. has been discontinued, to the regret of many. s-:
 The Ladies' Mission Circle of the Baptist church will hold their annual sale of aprons and fancy articles next Tuesday evening. There will also be 8 five and ten cent booth and home. made candy in charge of the young people.
 W. O. T. U meeting at the Baptist church on Friday at 3 p. m. Before this meeting, at 3 o'clock, the officers and superintendents of departments will meet in executive session. The district nurse is under consideration, and other matters. ;.
 During the fall months the Phoenix Woolen Go. have been making the double faced goods now So popular for ladies' coats. During the past two weeks and at the present time the mill is running till nine o'cl ok: The, goods are shipped every night by ex- press to New York The Riverside. mill has also bsen on extra time much of the time during the past few Weeks, running till 2 30. 5.s
 The illustrated lecture on China next Saturday evening by Frederic Poole promises to be interesting and instructive. He is probably the only, man who has successfully undertaken to reveal the pictorial significance of the most ancient written characters in existence. With orayon and pencil he rapidly draws and evolves from ap. parently meaningless lines Chinese words whose pictorial suggestiveness Is logical and readily recognized.
 Among thcsa from out of town to spend Thanksgiving with friends here were MT. and Mrs. Charles Whiten of Monson with MT and Mrs Jacob Glover; MT and Mrs Wm Fuller of Springfield with MT. and Mrs Austin Witt; Rev. J. P. Marvin of Hyannie, Mass, with MT. and Mrs. H c. Fisk, v here Mrs. Marvin and children were also guests the latter part of the wet k Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ide of Spring. field with G D. Ide; Miss Louise Richmond of Philadelphia with Ms. L. s Goodell; Miss Annie Brown of Bay Path Institute with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown; Miss Annie Phillips of Springfield with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips; Mr. md Mrs. Wm. Hatsett of Worcester with. Mrs. M. F. Dwight.
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 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. G. H Snow last week Tuesday
 Ez' kiel Dimmick of Rockville was he guest Thanksgiving of his daugh- 0AS WL5 N"OIy HOApS
 MT. and Mrs A Arthur West, who rave been visiting MT and Mrs Hiram Rathburn, returned home last Sunday. -
 MT. and Mrs Emory Phelps attend. Id the funeral of Mrs. Phelps' aunt, drs. Sarah Thompson, in Wales last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Merl Hughes and son if Springfield were the guests over of MT. and Mrs J. H. | IoOarthy.
 James H. Fisk, who has been spend ng the past seven months with. his Mrs. B. M. Ohamberlin, in | Holden, is in town for a visit.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bowden and wo sons and Mr. and Mrs Fred Park. 1T and littls daughter of Monson were |