The Press., 1915-11-03

II Miss Ada Fisher, employed in tf
 Hospital. is taking a ten.days' E vac' tion.
 The Woman's Guild of Grac
 church will hold a rummage sal , November IT.
 The Stafford Ministerial associatio
 will meet with Rev. J. W. Ballentin next Monday afternoon.
 The supper and entertainment
 the M. E. church has been postpone
 from November 10 to November IT. Miss Alice Fisher of Marlborough
 Mass, has been passing 8 vacation
 here as the guest of her sister. Mis
 Ada Fisher.
 The last of the three cement house
 to be erected by the Rhode Islam
 Worsted Go. this year is now unde
 construction on Keefe's plains.
 The members of Baker chapter
 Eastern Star have been invited t
 visit Temple chapter of South Man
 chester to. night. Those going vii
 take the o'clock trolley.
 The German club soll it's fixture
 Monday evening. Much regret il
 entertained for the passing of thii soeiety. The annual ball is sure tt
 bs missed among the local sooial events of the year.
 | The county comm issioners in grant ing liquor license to John Pierols & Sons made it condition that they change the location of their saloon, which is now near the fair grounds, to some other location.
 The ladies of the Congregational chureh will hold rummage sale in the unoccupied store in the Arnold block tomorrow to open at o'clock The store will be open to-day from 2 to 6 for contributions.
 Miss Corinne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Christopher Gilligan, observed her third birthday Monday afternoon in her home on East Main street with fifteen friend as guests. Games were played and refreshments served.
 Next Wednesday sociable will be held by the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church. Supper will be served from 6 to '. Hostesses : Mrs. O B. Pinney, Miss Margaret Cooley, Mrs. E o. Matthews. After supper trip to the Pacific coast ex- positions will be made by way of postal cards shown by the reflectoscope. No charge will be made for this entertainment.
 The many friends of Miss Nita Rees, daughter of Rev. and Mrs l.. Rees, will be interested to learn that she was quietly married on July 10th, in New York city to Herman Alverson formerly of Ellington, N. r., but now of Mcleod, Alberta, Canada. MT. Alverson and Miss Rees were old school fellows and graduated from high school in the same class. MT. and Mrs. Alverson have made their home at McLeon, where MT. Alverson is engaged in the grain business.
 Emma J. Barker, 72, wife of George Shaw, died at her home in Springfield last Friday. MT. and Mrs. Shaw were married in this borough May 2S, 1891, and lived here until 1896 when they moved to Springfield. While living here MT. Shaw was a m ember of the G. A. R and Mrs. Shaw was member of the Woman s Relief Corps. The funeral was held on Sunday and the burial was in cemetery, Springfield. Mrs. Shaw was born in Springfield where she spent most of ner life. She leaves besides her husband, one sister, Mrst J. William Brown of Monson.
 Fred K. Cady of Monson was re. elected representative yesterday to the legislature from the first district of Hampden county by a vote of 1919 to SIS for the democratic M. H. Davitt, of Palmer. He received a large majority of the votss in all of the five towns in the district. The vote of the district was 4~1I