The Press., 1912-11-20
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New York, where he bought big line o1 Ladies Coats. special Chinchilla, which he sells for $7 50. | -Just received, Ladies' and Misses Rain Coats. Bargains at E. L. Burr's.
 Eyes examined free at Buskirk's. l STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 J. Wasserman has opened branch store in New Rochelle, N. Y. | A son was born to. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher at the Johnson hos pital the 18th.
 l..s Fred Rand and Miss Edna Mel bourne of Monson will be united in marriage at ? o'clock this afternoon lat the home of the bride.
 l F. E. Fitzpatrick has received $500 fngerlings from the state hatchery and they have been placed in the Tinkerville brook.
 Domenico Da Dalt, who is now in the painting and paper hanging busi- ness at Westerly, R. l., was here over Sunday.
 l The directors of the Stafford Young Mems club will hold their regular monthly meeting next Mon day evening at 7.3O in the clut rooms.
 A compound turkey and a five pound chicken are offered as prizes at the Tufts alleys, for the best and second best three strings between now and Thanksgiving.
 Domenico Tonon has sold the American House in Rockville to &. H. Connors of that city. MT. Tonon has owned the property several years, but has leased it the greater part o1 the time.
 ! Charles l.. Mitchell, who is visit ing here, is a painter of considerable reputation in Scotland. He has con- sented to give an exhibition of his work here before he returns, The de. tails of the exhibit have not yet been arranged.
 "The Olds Maids Convention" is to be repeated at I. O. O. F. hall this evening at 8.15. The album bed. quilt, with 48O names, will be on ex. hibition. Homemade candy and sa1ted peanuts on sale as before. Ad- mission, 15c.
 Grace Church Notes: Next Sun. day is church temperance day. The morning sermon will be appropriate to the occasion. K. o. K. A. in the Guild room Wednesday evening. The Woman's Guild will meet with Mrs. a&sA. Mix Thursday. afternoon at 5. Sewing class Saturday at 2.3O.
 Horace D. Moulton of Monson, who died of heart disease on trolley car on the Worcester Palmer line Sunday, was we'll known locally, as he spent the early years of his life here. He had been frequent visitor here of late years, as he was an extensive lumber operator and his business fre- quently called him to this town.
 Congregational Church Notes: Mid. week meeting Thursday, 7.3O. Or ganized home missions and individual work for individuals. Further re- port of general conference. Friday, 7.15 p. m., B. M. H. and Boy Scouts in chapel. Sunday morning sermon by pastor, "Giving thanks in every thing" evening, union service al Methodist church, with sermon bJ Rev. R. G. Clapp. Girls club meets next Tuesday with Miss G. s. Beck with.
 The sixth song service at the Con gregational church Sunday evening called out large congregation. Un der the direction of A. E. Waite tho appropriate musical selections were we'll given. Frederick J. Bendall bass, of Hartford, and MT. Maercklein tenor, of the Park church quartet also of Hartford, with Messrs. Phils bury and Ballentyne of Rockville, as sisted the augmented choir, making sixteen voices. Thomas Waterman tenor, of Hartford was detained a
 
 came in his stead. The solos by MT Maercklein, MT. Bendall and Mis- Helen Lester were particularly pleas ing, and the quartet "Still, Still witt Thee,'' with Mrs. Waite as soloist was finely rendered. The chorus il the wide range of anthems evidenc fine training and was excellent il Buck "There is River" and ''Al A thro' the day'' by Sanford. Rev. k G. Clapp, in a brief sermon, con trasted the "symbol' and the ''sub stance'' of spiritual life.
 Only eleven voters attended tn citizens caucus at Borough hall las Thursday evening. A. o. Brooks wa chairman and George Siswick, clerk S The following were nominated b. exclamation, to be voted for at tn borough election Monday, Dec 9th Warden, J. A. Mix; burgesses fo two years, Hannibal Alden, A. W Kingsbury, Enos Penny; clerk am treasurer, w. H. Heald; collector Patrick Murray; bailiff, Thoma : Hayes; assessors, H. o. Butterfield E. K. Taft, M. P. J. Walker; boar of relief, H. s. Abel, Anthony Adams ! G. J. Frazier; registrars, David Bis F Esett, George Siswick. This is prob ably the only ticket that will be il the field, and it is very evident tha the voters are satisfied with our pres ent borough officials. Warden Mi: has already served three terms. I'm Eburgesses whose terms expired wer renominated, with the exception tha Enos E. Benny was substituted fo Napoleon .Pero, Jr:, who will b obliged to be in Palmer great dea