The Press., 1911-04-12
MoNsON.

Miss Sarah Sweet has returned to Mount Helycke coll ge.
 Mrs J. B Kemp of Kalamaz 1o,
 Mich is visiting her daughter, Mrs
 J H. Priestley.
 The academy glee club will give 8 concert April 19 for the benefit of the Athl4ti3 association.
 Miss May Leonard has ts ken 8 posi- tion as substitute operator in the Mon- son telephone exchange.
 Albert PaItello has gone to Bound Brook, N 7, where he has taken a position in a mill as second hand in a card room.
 MT and Mrs. Helb7rt Howe have returned to their home in Thompson will ', Conn Afttr d visit to Ms Harrison Howe.
 Miss Florencs Burt, who has been spending two we, ks with Mir, and Mrs. B E Thompson, has returned to her studies at Mour Holyoke col lege.
 Dis M bal Full'r, who has been vieiting her parert', Mir and Mrs. George F, Her, has gone to Che ster, where she is 8 t'acher in the public schools.
 Rufus P. Murray has tskan a per- manent position with the Western Massachusetts Construction company in Great Burlington, where he was- emI 1yed as a guard last fall.
 Louis A. Shepard aud Miss Lily Della Cla were married at the Uni versalist church parsonage Tuesday, the 4.h, Rev. Abram Conklin per- forming ths ceremony. The young couple will live in Monson
 There will b. great satisfaction when it is known that A. A. Lang wald is making preparations for start. ing his mill in South Monson. The mill manufactures worsteds and has been closed fer about 8 year. All machinery is to bs started ss soon as it can bs made ready, and there is every prospect that the plant will con- sinue in operation. About 30 hands will be employed. -s9~-s -1~1 gsSse9tszs; < Mir. and Mrs Eugene s. Howlett observed their 25th wedding anni- versary at their home on Bridge street Tu. sday, the 4th Alb ut 35 friends were present. including members of the Eastern Star lodge of Palmer and the Universalist church, as we'll as neighbors Gifts in honor of tn, event were presented by Rev. Abram Conklin in behalf of the friends pres ent. Cards, singing and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served
 The new board of selectmen have organized as follows: John P. Herli- hy, chairman Sherman M. Stebbins will be superintendent of highways, and Frank Sutcliffe chairman of the board of health and overseer of the poor. At their first meeting Walter J. McDonald was temporarily detailed as night officer of the town. The board received a notification from Dr. Jackson that he is indisposed to again act as milk inspector. A new man to fll his place has not yet been selected.
 The Current Events club held their annual business meeting Monday after noon with Mrs. l.. Q. Flynt. The off 3ers were elected: Presi- dent, Mrs. A. D. Ellis; vice presi dent, Miss R. Holmes; secretary, Mrs. Q. w. Jackson; treasurer, Miss A. 0. WiDgate; program committee, Miss Fl. F Oushman, Mrs H. F. Dewing and Miss E R. Holmes; lecture com. nlittee, Mrs. F. W. Ellis. Mrs. c. o Flynt, Mrs. s F. Cushman; current events committee, Mrs O. W. Jack ,on, Mrs. L. 0. Flynt and Mrs R P. OushmRn.
 A wrestling match, the best two 'alls out of three, will be held in the Memorial Hall April IS. On that night Young Gotoh will meet Fritz Hanson, worlds champion welter weight. That 1t will be the greatest match ever held around here is proved y the fact that beth men wrestled at Greenfield for 1 hour and 80 minutes Q draw. Hanson received the sur rise of his life in that match. The ,hampion was called upon to extend himself to his utmost, but the best he Iould get was a draw. Since then hese two men have not been together. Now the point as to which is the bet or man will be settled on April IS n match, best two falls out of three.