The Press., 1911-12-06
NTONSON.

Miss Myrtle Johnson is home from Northfisld for a visit to her parents, Mir and Mrs Frank Johnson
 Bert Anderson has moved hls fami- ly from Springfield to E E. Thomp- son s tenement on Lincoln street
 James MoMahon is moving from Pleasant street to Mill road. The house vacated by Mir. MoMahon will be occupied by Mrs Nagle.
 Day Spring lodge of Masons elected officers Tuesday evening as follows: W. M., N. P. Dempsey; s. W, E. R. Sisson: J. W, A. H. Oroutt; treas urer, R F. Bradway; secretary, N. A. Bugbee.
 as Miss Lydia J. Stewart. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Hartley, on the Wilbraham road, and John Anderson, son of MT. and Mrs. Elisha Anderson of High street, were married yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the Fair View farm, Miss Ste sart's home. The ceremony was performed by Rev G. A. Andrews of the Congregational church. Only immediate relatives attended. The couple were unat- tended. The bride wore a blue serge travelling suit and picture hat The house was decorated with potted plants, evergreens and ferns. After she ceremony recer tion was held and refreshments were served. After a short wedding trip Mir and Mrs. An. derson will live at Fair View farm
 The funeral of Herbert A. McFar- land was held Wednesday afternoon at the Wales Baptist church, the ser vice being preceded by a prayer at the house. The church services were largely attended, and were conducted by Rev. Charles T. Holt, assisted by Rev. MT. Lowering, pastor of the Holland Congregational church, of which MT. Mcfarland had been a member for many years, though an attendant at the Wales Baptist church. Appropriate vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. G. H. Rogers of West Springfield, whose huk band was formerly pastor of the Wales Metho. dist church. There were many beauti. full floral tributes. Many were present at the services from other towns and cities, several coming from Spring. field. Burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery.
 Mrs. Emma King Harris, 63, widow of Silss N. Harris, died at her home on Main street Saturday, Nov. 25sh, at 9 40 of double pneumonia. Mrs. Harris death came quite suddenly, as it was not until Wednesday evening that she was taken i'll. She was born in the old King place in the Butler district, in the west part of the town, April IA, 184S. Mrs. Harris life, all but few years that she lived in Wales, was spent in Monson. It was while living in Wales in 1872 that she was married to Mr. Harris. Soon after her marriage she returned to Monson and had since lived there She was an active member of the Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. Harris leaves three children, Mrs. F. J. Flynt, Mrs. WO. McEwen and Elmer s. Harris She also leaves one broth CT and two sisters, William King of Palmer and Mrs. Zina Harris and Mrs. Mary Trumbull, both of Monson. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 80 o'clock. The mem bers of the Woman's Relief Corps, of which Mrs Harris was a member, attended in 8 body. Rev. Abram Oonklin of the Universalist church conducted the ser vices. Burial was in the No. oeme- tery.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilson M. Tucker celebrated their 10th wedding anni- versary in quiet manner at their home. on Granite street Thursday Several of their near relatives gath, cred at the Tucker farm to assist them in the celebration. During the day a large number of friends, relatives and neighbors called to offer congratula- tions. A big shower of souvenir cards, letters and telegrams of con- graduation were received. Many other presents in honor of the occasion were received. MT. and Mrs. Tucker were married in Longmeadow by Rev. J, W. Hardy, Mrs Fuckers maiden name being Celia Burt. Mir. and Mrs. Tucker have always made their home in Monson, MT. Tucker making agriculture his principal business. His farm on Granite street is one of the best in town. He is an officer of the Eastern Hampden Agricultural society and 8 trustee of the Monsop academy. Three of the four children born to MT. and Mrs. Tucker are liy- ing-George Tucker of Caldwell, Idaho, Mrs. J. M. FitzGerald of Al. bany, N. Y., and Miss Marion, at home. There are also three grand children.
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