The Press., 1911-11-08
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Mrs Samuel Olosson has gone to Springfield for the winter.
 Miss Annie Deltour has recovered from an illness and has resumed work as clerk in Marcus bakery.
 Miss Carol Beckwith, who has been visiting her parents, has returned to the normal school in Willimantic.
 The engagement of Mrs. Rose Wal. lace of Lincoln street and Charles Stiles of Boston has been announced.
 Fred Morris, who recently was honorably discharged from the United States battleship Louisiana, is visit ing his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Morris, on the Wales road.
 c E Fuller has resigned as clerk in the jewelry store of F. J Sullivan and is succeeded by Robert Fay Tor. Mr. Fuller will talks a position in Southbridge in the optical works.
 William Hanson, who has been spending several weeks at the home of his mother, Mrs. Charles Hanson, on Hampden avenue, following an oper- ation for appendicitis, has recovered suffi oiently to return to his duties iI HolyOke.
 pr. Jackson was quite painfully in. jured while oranking his automobile Wednesday. It "kiokeds back" In turing his wrist It was so painful that he feared some bones were broker and had an X-ray picture taken. Nc bones were broken, but the wrist was very badly sprained.
 Mrs. Evan D. Rees. AS, died at her home on Main srteet Monday, October 3Oth, at 12.3O o'clock. She was an industrious. home.loving woman and her loss will be keenly felt by her family, as we'll as by her many friends. She had been i'll for the past year, but was showing improvement until Friday of last week. She was born in Collina, N. B., and came to Monson l 5 years ago, where she had since made her home. Mrs. Rses leaves, besides her husband, three sons and daughter-Ernest of Springfield, Harry, 8 student at the Massac husetts agricultural college, Frank and Miss Maud of MoDson. Her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Watson of Medford, four sister and a brother also survive her. The sisters are Mrs. Charles Keirstead of Medford, Mrs. Frank Lamb of Gam bridge. Mrs. o. N. Perry of Mitchell, s. D., Mrs H K. Lakin of Springfield, and the brother is Arthur Watson of Medford. The funeral was held from the home Wednesday after noon at o'clock, Rev. F. W. McOon- nell of the Methodist church offioi- ating. The burial was in the No. 1 cemetery.
 Miss Jennie McKenna, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John McKenna of Bridge street, and William Authier of Palmer W re united in marriage in the chapel of St. Patrick's church Wednesday morning at II o'clock The wedding was very quiet, it being attended only by immediate relatives and friends. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Thomas O'Keefe, pas. tor of the church. The wedding march was played by Mrs Thomas Heffernan of Worcester, sister of the bride. Miss May Oarberry of Nor wioh, Ot., cousin of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and William Carroll of Palmer was the best man The bride was attired in a dark blue travelling suit. with a white picture hat, and the bridesmaid wore dark blue serge, with a white hat The brides pres ent to the bridemaid was 8 chain and pendant, and the groom presented the best man with a gold stickpin Fol lowing the ceremony 8 reception was held at the brides home, and a buffet lunch was served. The presents in- cluded furniture, linen, cut glass and silverware. Following a short we'd ding trip MT and Mrs. Authier will live with Mrs. Authier's parents on Bridge street. ... sr. s t.