The Press., 1912-01-17

,i Louis Bolieau Is able to be out afSel 8 severe attack of. grip.
 William Webster has been confinsr to the house by illness. for several Edays.
 fl Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mailing oi Manchester are visiting relatives 1n town. E
 Adrian Rock Is In Providence, called there by the serious illness of his sister.
 Mrs. Fred L. Wright and two ohiI- dren of Vernon Center. Vt, are guests of Mrs. W. M. Crawford.
 David Robertson and David Bissest are in Hartford today for the annual meeting of the grand lodge of Masons'
 Miss M. B Murphy of Newton Gen. ter, Mass and Mrs. T. N. Ooakley of Boston have been guests of +. Smish. l Miss Marjorie Mullins is employed as ticket seller at the Oomique theater during the absence of Mrs. Rock, who is in Providence. @'s
 The Misses Maud 0. and Sara l.. Sweet of Monson were guests of theiF grandparents, MT. and Mrs. E. j.. Sweet, over Sunday.
 Anders Jacobsen is representing the local association at tho meeting of the state directors of Business Mems as- sooiations in Hartford.
 William Hasaett of Worcester has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hassett. His father, who has been dangerously i'll. is fimproY-- ing. a@>ass%e3s- ss<
 A freight car jumped the track while switching in the local, freight yard Tuesday afternoon, and 1t took about an hour to get it back on the rails.
 | Rsv. R c. Clapp will return from Hartford tonight, where he has been attendiDg the Men and Religion meek~s Iings Many others from here are in attcndat os. tsf I The oivil service examjnation for eligibles for cle1kship in the post off ,e will be held at the high school room on. Saturday, commencing at about 83O a. m. af
 Several friends of Miss Maud Weeks gave her surprise party st her home Monday evening. There were twenty present and an enjoyable evening was passed with games, vocal and instru- mental music and refreshments :A
 At the Thursday evening meeting at the Congregational church there will be reports of the Men and Rs.. ligion campaign. A special inyitation is extended to the men of tha pariaf1 The subjects of the mems class next Sunday will be "The mistake of works without faith-~as religion for .s. this life. v
 The high school pupils and teachers went on sleighing party to Monson last evening" They left here at 7 o'clock in two large sleighs. The sleighing was excellent and the cold weather had no terrors for the young people. They had lunch at the Gen. tury House and returned early this morning.
 Methodist Church Notes: Thurs day evening the topic will be My definision of Christian '' The sew. ing classes will meet at 2so'clock be- ginning next Saturday. instead of l. 30 as before. Next Sunday evening the pastor will begin series of practical addresses on "Ourrent sayings and their fallacies.'
 0rcuttville.
 Mrs. Charles Evans of New York and George Ginholdt of Plymouth, Mass. were called home last week by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Emma Ginholdt, with bronchial pneumonia. At the present tina she is more comfortable. 8. s..fs % @ Stafford.
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 CARD OF THANKS. wish to thank all the friends and nefghbors for their many acts of kindness during the illness and death of our mother 14 MRS. HAYWOOD RAMsDEN, MRS. 0. A. LEE. X MISS RsTBLLA seUIER, MRS. A. G. SAULT,
 Mrs. Eliza Dugdale Is quite ill at o4 -10'o ] 5a!
 Cyril Johnson has been confined to the house for the past week by illness
 Miss Isadore Dunham has b en con fined to the house for a few days by a severe cold. sa
 Miss Elsie Oorbin has entered ;l the Holye ke city hospital, with a view to becoming a graduate nuEaas .e4 st.
 The diphtheria quaraptin ne W asi lifted from the home of W. F. Simons at Hydeyille last Wednesday after a confinement of two weeks.
 Dr. A. B. Goats gave the Baptist people visit on Sunday which was much eDj 1yed by all His two excel: lent sermons were most helpful Dr Goats is to return for next Sunday to ] open series of meetings which will be held evenings through next WeeRs Dr. w. O. Fennell of Hartford will preach a part of the. time. .AM are cordially inv ted to these spe olaltaersf vicss. The cottage meeting of to. night will be held at the home of Oscar Oolburn
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