The Press., 1913-10-01
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 George O. Flynt had hard luck at Berlin. His promising mare, Asa Maid, broke her leg when turning while scoring for start.
 Miss Gladys Moore, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Moore, and William V. Moffett of Monson were married Wednesday in Chicopee Falls by Rev. J. M. Gage, a former pastor of the Methodist church. MT. and Mrs. Moffett will reside on Pease ave- nue upon their return from their we'd ding trip.
 The annual meeting of the Univer- salist Ladies Circle was held at the residence of Mrs. Lillian Chapin on Wednesday,. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. O. R. Burlington; vice president, Mrs. O. l.. Ricketts; secretary, Mrs. Lillian Chapin; treasurer, Mrs. w. l.. Rick etts; directresses, Mrs. 0. l.. Rick etts, Mrs. E. R. Sisson, Mrs. F. J. Entwistle, Mrs. A. J. Burlington i; flower committee, Mrs. w. l.. Rick . etts. A special meeting of the circle will be held in the church parlors on Tuesday Sept, Both.
 Delegates to the state conventions and town committees were chosen as follows;-
 Republican state convention, W. H. Anderson, k. F. Cushman; republican town committee, William H. Ander- son, Alva M Walker, Allen J. Buffing- ton, Edward F. Cushman, Eugene R. Cooke, George W. Ellis, Frank E. Severy, Ralph F. BradwaY.
 Democratic state convention, John S. MacQuaid; democratic town com mittee, Frederick J. Sullivan, Henry F. Rourke, Ezra P. Gould, Perley V. Spofford, David J. Meany, Ralph J. Darling, David D. Meany, Michael J. Donoghue, Tony Jacobs, Eugene s. Howlett, Robert J. Murphy, Richard S. Hughes, Joseph F.. Coyle, Nelson A. Bugbee, Edward Henault.
 Progressive state convention, G. L.. Keeney, Henry F. Dewing, John F. Clarke; town committee, G. L.. Keeney, H. F. Dewing, John F. Clarke, John P. Bowler, Alfred B. Norcross, Ralph D. Tucker, Emidio Bontempo, Daniel Watson.
 A pretty week end wedding took place in the Congregational church at Palmer last Saturday, Sept. 2Oth, at 3. 80, when Marion Dalizel Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Clark of the Brimfield road, became the wifetof Ernest Rowland Carpenter of Monson, son of Mrs. Nancy P. Car penter. Rev.. Frank s. Brewer offici- ated, the double ring service being used. The bride was given away by her father. The matrOn of honor was Mrs Robert A. Clark of Sharon, and the bridesmaids were Elizabeth Clark of West Springfield and Hazel Clark of Sunderland, cousins of the bride, Elsie Stork of Northampton and Emily Carpenter of Springfield, "a cousin of the groom. The ring bear CT was Helen Weeks, and the flower girl little Jeneva Phillips. Walter Carpenter, a, brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Robert A.. and Estus'W Clark, broth CTS of the bride, Wilson Brainerd and Charles Robbins, both of Monson. At the close of the reception the couple left for a wedding tour which will in clude Buffalo, and numerous places in Canada, and will be gone about two weeks. The bride wore travel ing gown of copenhagen blue, with hat to match. On their return MT. and Mrs. Carpenter will live on East Hill, where the groom is a successful farmer. The bride is a graduate of Westfeld normal school, and has taught successfully in several places near Palmer. She is member of the choir of the Congregational church in Palmer and active in the Christian Endeavor society. There was a large number of handsome and valuable wedding gifts, inlcuding silver, china, cut glass and money.