The Press., 1914-09-23


 Monson for a while. A large number from here are al
 tending the Rockville fair , Farley Patten entered the Unive 7 sity of Pennsylvania, Tuesday.
 Regular meeting of Baker Chapte of the Eastern Star this evening.
 The platform around the passengt station has been extensively repaired
 Miss Evelyn Griffith returned t her studies at Mount Holyoke colleg to-day,
 Meeting of the Sons of Veteran this evening. A good attendance ldesired.
 John Foster and Rev. O. H. Puffe are at Laurel camp, Mashapaug, fo the week.
 Wilfred Eaton returned to tn Worcester school of technology las Wednesday.
 Rev. Marian Jones of Canterbury | hoS OCCA Su0SG OA mES. OhdE4OS FIJI the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. P. Hodgson anf two grandchildren are at their cottage at Waterford.
 Arthur Rabinovitz has returned tc Trinity college, Hartford, where he is sophomore.
 Miss Louise Beckwith has entered Simmons college, Boston for course in domestic science.
 Miss Margaret Desmond is taking teachers training course at Bay Path institute at Springfield, Mass.
 Dr. John9 Hassett of Lee, Mass. !, was here Sunday to see his brother, Michael Hassett, who has been quite ill.
 Miss Harriet Wildey, superintendent of the Cortland county hospital, Cortland, N. Y., is a guest of her brother, Fred Wildey.
 Sunday, Oct. will be Sunday school rally day at the Methodist church. This function will take the place of the regular morning service.
 Miss Clarissa M. Davis of this borough, who is teacher of the commercial department in the Willi- mantle high school is ill with typhoid fever at Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Mullen are again at their home on Grant avenue after being at "Gladimere bungalow, !" Crystal Lake two weeks as guests of MT. and Mrs. o. R. Newton.
 Union services of the Methodist Episcopal and Congregational church. es will be resumed next Sunday even- ing at the Congregational church when the Rev. W. P. Buck will preach.
 Artemus Kellogg is ln a serious condition at his home on Church street. At his work in the Ellis grocery store last Wednesday, he was taken ill and on Sunday, while about his room, he sustained a slight shock. This morning he is more comfortable.
 The next meeting of the W. O. T. U. will be held in the Episcopal vestry, Wednesday, Oct. 2. The sub- ject for discussion is "Scientific instruction in our public " and a special invitation is to the teachers of the town to attend.
 A runaway on Westford avenue this morning caused only slight in- juries to two women, Mrs. John and Mrs. John Tremko of Westford. The horse started to run near the Gary house, and near the freight depot stumbled, throwing out the two women. Mrs. Tarhowsky was taken to the Johnson hospital and is bruised about the face.
 The Standard Bearers of the Metho- dist church at their annual meeting last evening elected the following officers: President, Miss Mary E, Reynolds; first president, Miss Hattie Lee; second vice. president, Miss Gertrude Fraser; secretary, Miss Gladys Cummings; treasurer, Miss Esther M. Converse; corresponding secretary, Miss Maude E. Weeks ; mite-bo secretary, Miss Hildreth Whitaker; secretary of supplies, Miss Elinor Graves; pianist, Miss Vera Kaddy.
 Fred E. Cady was nominated for representative from district No. of Hampden county, at the republican primaries yesterday. The vote was