The Press., 1911-11-01

The Rhode Island Worsted Compan. has discontinued night work
 William Gary has opened tho lunch cart on Furnace avenue.
 Mrs. Catherine Hicks has returned from a short visit in Waterbury.
 The annual appropriation meeting will be held one week from next Mon day.
 Peter Tonola, who was run dowr by an automobile fair time, is able tC be about again.
 An enjoyable Halloween social wal held at the assembly room of the high school last evening
 The comedy, "Mr. Bob.'' is to be presented by the young people o1 Grace church in the Guild room of the church this evening.
 Thirteen of the local Masons went to Monson last evening and were royalty entertained by the members oi Day Spring lodge of that town. At the Comique the last three days of this week Rock and O'Oonnell will put on a singing and piano act intro. ducing tha latest rags and ballads
 Rev. R G Olapp attended the stk te Sunday school convention at Bridge. port yesterday, and is to-day con- duating g conference in the FirAt Con. gregational church at Holyoke.
 The auto mobile driver who came to grief last we, k was before the borough court last Thursday evening, charged with running an auto while under the influence of liq1or He was fined $5 and costs
 At the meeting of the school board Monday afternnon the matt.r of d. vidinG grados 6 and WIS dis,u sad, and 1t was agreed that something must be done No defnit9 plan was de oIded on, but som ling will b. done at once.
 Tha W ,dding of Miss Helan M Oav 8, daught4r of Mr and Mrs Fer dinand G Davio, and Maurice D .rnond, son of Mr ami Mrs. WilliamE De- mond to k place Ist v4ning at the home of the bride in Greenfel1. Mass About 200 guests were preset many of wh' m were from out of town. The hou was prettily deaort ted, thf wing room, in which wedding to, k p ac', being banked with palms and ohrys- anthemums The dining room, where refreshments were selvad, was trim med with palms and p nk chrysarthe- mums. and the hall was deoort mums The house was Hgl d by oandelabra arranged in harmony with the d. oorst ons. The bride was at tended by Miss Gertrude Louise Arnold of Westfieli. Charles H. De- mOnd of Stafford Springs was Ie best man. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev Charles W Merriam, who used the Episof pal service. The ush Demond of Amherst A. O. college, G Walter Carpenter and MalcoIm D. Cameron. Miss Margaret Hay wood and Miss Dorothy Wood were ribbon girls. The wedding march and music during the ceremony were played by Edward H. Hollister, Jr. The bride wore white satin, with court train, trimmed with baby Irish lace and p3arl Fl r veil was syheli In plase hy rossbuds and she carried bouq1' of bride roses The maid of honor wore pink satin, draped with pink chiffon and trimmed with psarl and lace. She carried a bouquet of Kill larney roses. Miss Haywood wore white and Miss Wood piDk in their petitions as ribbon girls. The cere, mony was followed by a rto psion. Refreshments were served in the din- ing room by M s4 Margaret Haywood and Miss Dorothy Wood. assisted by Miss Evelyn Rohins1n of Concord, N H Miss Marion Avery of New York, Mi Marion Demond of Springfield and Miss Florence Staarns. Among the oLt t-of town guests were Mr and Mrs. William E. Demond, Daniel B Oemond, Miles E. Demond and Miss Elizabe tn Harrison of North Adams, MT. and Mrs. R. F. Robinson and Miss Evelyn Robinson of Concord, N H Mrs. F. N Spa a1lding and Miss Helen N. Kilburn of Dedham, Mrs. William K. Hawes of Canton, Miss Beth O. Richmond of She lburne Falls, Charles H. Moore and Charles F Chandler of Stafford Springs, Mrs O E. Demond and the Misses Demond of Springfield, John G. Truesdell of Buffalo, N. Y, , Miss Marion Avery of New York oity and Miss Gone of Bennington, Vt After a wedding trip MT. and Mrs Demond will live at GA School street. MT Demond is connected with the Franklin County Lumber county, and recently W ant to Greenfi 3ld from here He was one of our most popular and re- spected young men. Miss Davis has been for several years on the ltaff of the Greenfleli Recorder and has been one of the best known young women in the town
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Charles Phillips was the guest of friends in Pittsfield la week.
 Meeting of Wolcott lodge tomorrow evening Work in F. O degree. The district deputy is expected.
 Mrs. George Bray is spending two weeks with her daughter in Dorohes- ter.
 Mrs. Joseph Roberts acted as ac conpanist for the singing at the A o. H. meeting held Monday evening at the Springs.