The Press., 1912-12-11

Mrs. George Bertrand is confined to
 her home by illness.
 Wm. Gary of Philadelphia is visit ing his brothers here.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Bolieau are visiting in Cohoes, N. Y.
 The Hudson Garage Go. has taken the agency for the Ford and Buick cars.
 Miss Mary Converse returned Satur- day from a months visit at Brook line, Mass.
 The children of St. Edward s church are preparing to have Christ mas tree at St. Edwards hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Fayette B. Bennett of Newtonville, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs, Christopher Allen.
 Regular meeting of the L. A. A. O. H., Friday evening. All the members are requested to be present.
 The ladies of the Congregational church are requested to meet at the chapel Thursday afternoon to pack the missionary box, and those having con- tributions are requested to bring them at that time.
 Joseph Clark was taken seriously i'll at his home last Sunday morning and was taken to the Johnson hospital. At present he is comfortable, but it is too early yet to know how much of a recovery he will make.
 The teachers training class will meet next Tuesday evening at the M. E. church at 7.3O p. m. The lesson to be "The Fulfillment of the Coven- ant,'' Samuel to Solomon. For prep aration read 1st and 2d Samuel and 1st Kings, chapters Ill.
 Wilbert D. Ruby has brought suit against Domenico Tonon and attached property to the amount of $2OOo. There is a dispute over the rights and duties of the parties relative to cutting off timber and hauling to mill on a lot recently bought by MT. Tonon in Wilmington.
 The borough officials will be obliged to restrict the use of the dump ing ground below the freight depot unless proper precaution is taken by those using it. The papers and light rubbish blown about by the wind have proven a great nuisance to the adJo1n- ing property owners and a menace to the lumber yard.
 Miss Jessie Miriam Pease. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Setphen F. Pease, will be united in marriage at 6 o'clock this evening to Edward F. Sturgeon of Troy, N. Y, by Rev. k. G. Clapp of the Congregational church. The ceremony will be at the home and witnessed by members ot the family and intimate friends.
 The team of the electric company ran from Grown street to the fair grounds last evening. Wm. Wyntngs and John Hancock were thrown out of the team. MT. Hancock was cut across the forehead and bruised, but MT. Wynings was not hurt. No dam- age was done to the team.
 The improvements to the Foster Stafford street, are nearly Eight feet In length and a large fireplace have been added to the dining room and like floor space has enlarged the kitchen. This makes the preparing and serving ca- 1acity of the old home commensurate l with the hospitality of the genial host md hostess.
 Notice is given in the advertising ,olumns of The Press of this week hat a petition wili~be presented to he next legislature for the incorpora- ion of a street railway company to oe known as tbe Stafford and Monson Street Railway company. The loca- ions asked for are+ from Haymarket Square through Orcuttville to the tate line north of Evergreen park, md through Stafford and Staffordville ;o the state line. These locations are asked for to connect with Monson and 70 connect with the Palmer and Wor- ,ester line near Brimfleld.
 Last evening the Clerks took two points from the Merchants.