The Press., 1911-04-26
MoNsoN.

James ranlKner DaR accepted posi-. tion with the General Electric Co at Lynn, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs 0 arlas Merrick an. nounce the eng gsment of their daughter. Greta, to Richard D. Ban forl of Lt ngmeadow.
 George o. Flynt is building a shop
 Washi gon and North Main streets, which will be occupied when com. pleted by Raymond Aldrich. wit his plumb ng establ shment
 Ger frey Cough and Miss Grace A. Conlin of Spring field were married Monday. The bride was popular enploye of the Lynch store, and the groom holds a responsible position with the W. N. Flypt Granite Go. MT. and Mrs Cough will make their home in Wm. O'Brien's house on Pleasant street after the wedding journey.
 The selectmen at their meeting last night made the following appoint. ments: Night police officer from May 1, 1911, to May l, 1912, Herbert A Aldrich; special police cffioere, Bert l.. Bliss of Monson and Timothy J. Orimmins of Palmer; registrar of voters, s F. Oushman for three years; milk inspector, Dr. E. ". Capen; forest fire warden, o. E Bradway; sealer of weights and measures, William B Grout; soldiers burial agent, Dr. c E. Fuller.
 There was a meeting of the Swasti- ka Tennis club Friday evening, at which officers were elected as follows: |: Directors, Guy L. Pelton, Frank Rees, Dr. E. W. Oapen, M. E. Wright, Miss Helen M. Needham; president, Guy L.. Pelton; score tary, F.. H. Gath; ]; treasurer, F. P. Holdridge; court committee, M. E. Wright. F. A
 Wheeler, Oswald Pagan; supplies, Dr. E W. Capen. Several mem bers have moved from town, which leaves va. cancies which may be filled.
 John Henry Cunningham. 57, died Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock at his home on Hampden avenue of acute indigestion. MT. Cunningham was born in Ireland. After coming to this country he lived many years in Washington, D O., and came to Monson 20 years ago. whore he had since lived. He leaves, besides his widow, one son, William, and five daughters, Ellen, Mary, Margaret, Catherine and Anna, all of Monson. The funeral was be held from the home at o'clock Saturday morning, with a requiem mass at St Patrick's church at 9 80 o'clock. The burial will be in the Pear street cemetery
 Peter F Monaghan and Miss Julia M. OantWell of this town were mar ried at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Patrick's church by Rev Thomas O'Keefe The maid of honor was Miss Agnes Cantwell. sister of the bride, and the best man was Joseph Monaghan, brother of the bridegroom. The bride wore white chiffon over white silk, with a veil, and carried an arm bouquet of white roses. The maid of honor wore blue silk muslin and carried an arm bou- quet of pink carnations. The bride's travelling dress was blue serge. There was a reception and wedding brea kfast at the home of the bride on West street, after which MT. and Mrs. Monaghan started on a wedding journey. Upon their return they will live on Mill street There were many valuable gifts, including silver ware, linen and cut glass.
 The marriage of Edward J. Danehy of Northampton and Miss Anna V. Mcdonald of Monson took place at a. m. Tuesday, the 18th. in the chapel of the Madonna. A nuptisl mass was celebrated by Rev. Thomas O'Keefe. The maid of honor was Miss Katie Donohue of Monson, and the best man was John Danehy of Northampton, brother of the bridegroom. The bride wore gray trave ling dress, with hat to match. The maid of honor wore blue serge, with white picture hat. After the ceremony, which was largely there was 8 reception at the home of the brides mother on Granite street. There were many presents and guests were present from North. Rmpton, Springfield and Monson. After their return from a wedding trip l MT. and Mrs. Danehy will live in l where he Is turnkey | and book-kepeer in the jail.
 Miss Margares M. Oondron and Dennis A. Murphy were married at B. 30 Monday, the 17th, in St. Joseph 5 church in Pittffeld. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Michael J Leonard and was followed by nuptial mass. Miss Anna O. Murphy of Mon .on, sister of the groom, was bride. maid, and Patrick D OondIon, brother of the bride, was best man The bride wore an apricot colored gown and a picture hat to match. She carried lilies of the val. ley. The bridemaid wore 8 gown of shade with hat to match, and carried bouquet of violets. Fol. lowing the ceremony a wedding break fast was served at she home of the oride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jondron, on Dewey avenue. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will reside in Lenox, where the groom 'eeently bought an interest in the Mahanna drug store. Mrs. Murphy vas formerly employed as a clerk in England Bros'. store. The groom was popular resident of this own.