The Press., 1913-10-08
MoNsoN.

Bradley place in the edge of Wales.
 J. R. Calkins has closed his house at South Monson and moved his fam fly to Goffston, N. H.
 John Morgan has moved his family here from Brookfleld and has taken a house on Main Street.
 Michael Maher of South Monson has been appointed nigth superintend- ent of the weaving department at the Ellis No. mill.
 Miss Florence Moore of Pleasant street has taken a position as musical instructor in New Orleans. She left to take up her new duties Monday.
 T. J. Sault of South Main street, who has been employed in Springfield for the past year, has returned to town and reopened his former busi- ness.
 Dr. James Murphy of Dorchester, son of MT. and Mrs. John Murphy of Park avenue, is to be married in Cambridge Oct. l. to Miss Loretta Carlisle.
 Miss Lucille Gravenstein of North visor of drawing and teacher of cook ing and sewing in the public schools of Monson.
 Miss Gladys Lull, who was recent ly appointed musical instructor in the Southbridge high and public schools, has been spending few days with MonsOn friends.
 Wilfred Beech, formerly of Monson, and Miss Helen Mae Burt of Hartford were married in that city Wednesday, September 24th. MT. and Mrs. Beech will reside in Windsor Locks, Ct.
 Invitations are ont for the marriage of Miss Kate Earl Cushman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rufus B. Cushman, and Harold B. Tanner of Providence, to take place Wednesday, October 15.
 Owing to the shortage of crops, the severe drouths and to the high cost of grain, the local milk dealers have found it necessary to raise the price of milk. It is now eight cents per quart.
 William M. Charles of Philadel- phia announces the engagement of his sister, Miss M Virginia Charles, to F. Parker Holdridge. The wedding will take place in Philadelphia, Co., tober 18th.
 O. A. Sweet, who bought the E. M. F. car of Daniel Young last Satur- day, took the wheel and drove it from Stafford Springs to Monson the next day. This was the first time he ever drove car.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lynch of Park avenue announce the marriage engagement of their niece, Miss Mar garet Murray Fox, to Richard D. Olmstead of West BrOokfield. The wedding will take place at St. Pat rick's rectory on the 14th.
 A. M. Beebe, the school census enumerator, has completed his work, and his report shows more children of school age this year than in 1912. The total number of children of school age is 671, as compared with 653 of last year. This number is very evenly divided between boys and girls, there being 323 boys between the ages of 5 and 15 and 348 girls. Between the ages of and IA years, the compulsory school age, there are 467, 221 boys and 246 girls.
 William Harry Bradway, 69, died at the home of his son, J. o. Brad way, of Pease district Wednesday morning at A. 80 o'clock. MT. Brad way was born in Monson, April 6, 1944. He was the son of Jacob L. and Esther P. Bradway. He was educated in Monson and spent the greater part of his life in the town. He leaves one son, J. O. Bradway of Monson, and one sister, Mrs. O. w. Skiff of Sandy Hook, Ct. The fu- neral was held at his sons home this afternoon at 1.3O o'clock, and was private. Rev. W. A. Kilmer, pastor of the Methodist church, conducted the services. Burial was in No. cemetery.
 A pretty home wedding was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Kelly B. Munsell on North Main street Thurs day afternoon at 12. 30, when their daughter Mildred L., and Frank s. Holloway were married by Rev. G. A. Andrews of the Congregational church. Miss Hazel Munsell, the brides sister, senior in Mt Holyoke college, was bridemaid and Raymond M. Holloway acted as best man. The house was tastefully decorated with fall asters, evergreens, and potted plants. About 100 guests were pres ent, including relatives and friends from South Hadley, Worcester, Boston, Great Harrington, Hampden, Hartford and Palmer. Following the ceremony reception was held, after which MT. and Mrs. Holloway left on a wedding trip. They will reside ill Grafton, where the groom is employed by the State Highway commission. The bride is a graduate of Monson Acad- emy in the class of 1910.
 WALES.
 The J. H. Loudon mill will be sold OoA