The Press., 1911-11-08

are visiting relatives In Salem.
 Mr and Mrs J.V. squier of Wind. sor Looks were In town Monday.
 Mrs. David F. Stewart returned last Saturday from visit to New York.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Westford avenue is i'll
 Meeting of the Eastern Star to- night Wolk of importance. full attendance is desired.
 Regular meeting of the Forest ITS on Thursday evening. Special busi- ness is to come before the meeting.
 Mrs. Vim A Comins, who has been III m Springfield, has recovered sufioiently to return to her home here.
 The met tIug of the Girls club will be htl1 this evening at 15 at the home of Miss Luoy Alder, instead o' at Miss Jessie Peass's.
 The five weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wood of Foxy He died Monday. The burial was from St. Edwards this morning.
 The Fabyan company is arranging to do the finishing for the No 1 mill at the plant In StAffordv1lle, instead of at the building here saved from the fire.
 The presentation of "Mr Bob" by the young people of Grace church last Wednesday evening drew a good house and proved a very pleasing en- tertainment
 Societies and individuals are to furnish 12 of the rooms at the new hospital, and as the opportunity has another week to run there will prob ably be others.
 Attorney ". H Reed and family returned the first of the week from an automobile trip to Grauby. where they visited the old Newgate prison and the copper mine under it
 W. Albsrty burned himself last wet k while welding 8 tire, and the wound has proved ssrious. I fam nation set in ani his arm and shoul der have bsen badly swoolsn. causing him much pain and seriously handi oapping him for business
 Over a hundred went to West Staf. ford last evening to attend the chick en- pie supper given by the ladies of the Congregational church. This number included a large delegation from the Eastern Star. A bountiful. we'll l-oooked supper was provided and the occasion proved a very enjoyable one.
 Miss Ethel Whalen, soprano, and Harold Meek, the Canadian baritone, of New York, will give a concert at the Congregational church "Wednesday evening, Nov 22 Miss Whalen was formerly an instructor of music in the local public schools and has been studying in Paris for the past three years.
 Lynoh's orchestra will furnish music for 8 dance at West Stafford Saturday evening; 8 dance by the ladies If she German club Saturday evening. the 18th; Thanksgiving eve a dance given by Red Men; Thanks giving night dance by Stafford grange | at the Hollow; three nights Thanks giving week for St Edwards fair.
 The High School Alumni association IS sending o.t circulars urging high school graduates to compete for five dollaIs in gold, offered by one of it's for the best original scaool song. The contest closes Deo. 10, 1911, and the following judges will determine the merit of each effort Miss Celia Holt, Miss Carolyn Brown, Mrs. Robert H. Fisk. Dr G P Bard | and Principal ". T. Williams.
 At the borough meeting last even. ing the matter of repairs at the look up came up. Repairs are needed and the warden and court of burgesses | voted to take preliminary steps Meas urements will be taken aud cIrre- spondepce started with the manufac- turers of steel cages constructed to meet local requirements. A new con- crete floor Is needed as we'll as the cages. When the improvements are made 1t will be possible to properly heat the lookup. It is almost impos- sibls to make it comfortable or even endurAble under present conditions
 The Rhode Islands defeatsd the clerks last evening by 77 pins Malloy had high single of no and Wise high total of 272 Tonight the mer- chants roll the manufacturers and Thursday night Rhode Islands roll the clerks.