The Press., 1915-03-31

Thomas Ruby is confined to the house by a serious attack of pneu monia.
 John Ashe has taken position with the Cheney Silk Co.,, of Man chester.
 The date of the whist party and dance of the F. B. l.. will be held April 9th.
 l MT. and Mrs. Frank Daniels oi Whiting, Vt., are visiting theil daughter, Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Miss Annie Tobin was operated or \ last Saturday at the Johnson hospital, and at present she is fairly comfort able.
 The regular meeting of the W. O. T. U. will be held in the vestry of the Episcopal church next Wednesday at o'clock.
 Howard Needham is home for the Easter vacation from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., where he is attending a mili- tary school.
 oOOA1 at the Johnson hospital for the past week, is improving rapidly and ex- poets to be out shortly.
 Mrs Marie Blackb burn of Feeding Hills, Mass visited with MT. and Mrs. Frank Warren over Sunday. She made the trip by auto.
 Edward DeBorde, optometrist, jeweler at Jones', spent Sunday in Waterbury, where Mrs. DeBorde has been spending the past few weeks.
 The store conducted by the late F. E. Fitzpatrick will in the future be known as Fitzpatrick News company, under the management of Frank Fitzpatrick. The store has been thoroughly improved and ad- ditional lines of goods including pianos and cut flowers and potted plants Frank Fitzpatrick is one of our youngest business men, and in short time has created many friends by his business methods and real desire to please the public.
 |. Mrs. Catherine Possardr, 2l, wife of Otto Possardt, died at her home on North Main street, Monson, Wednes' day morning at 3.30 o'clock after a long illness with dropsy and hearr trouble. She was born in Patterson, N. J an was married in June, 1911, at Stafford Springs She had lived in Monson about three years. She leaves, besides her husband, her father, James Mclean, two brothers, John and William Mclean of New York, and two sisters, Mrs. Frank Kane and Mrs A. Tietz of Stafford Springs. The funeral was held Satur- day afternoon at l o'clock. Rev. Abram Conklin of the Universalist church officiated. Burial was at Stafford Springs
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance in the borough schools for the winter term: Grade I, A Ralph Adams, Lena Agnoli, Orlando Bressaw, Aida Giacomini, Edward Gilman, Raymond Ginholdt, Elsie Panniera, Paline Panciera, Ala Piccin, Filino Sartori.
 Grade II-Romano Campo, Ruth Crane, Louisa Festi, Alonzo Spell man.
 Grade III-John Anohelsky, Bruno Baldracchi, Cecelia Braun, Nellie Campo, Orlando Canestrari, Joseph inc Corsini, Ermida Giacomini, George Joseph, Harold Putney, John Schotta, Donald Tufts. .....
 Grade T-Vasco Beg, Fino Bressan, Campo, Paul Constantine, Joseph Festi, Peter Panciera, Her. man Theising, Angeline Zinini, Irene Falter.
 Grade vI-Chester Belcher. Ed ward Braun, Helen Brodersen, Laura Campo, Peter Campo, John Campo. Alfred Jacobsen, Dorothy Lynch, Fermelia Scott, Josephine Serafin, Emma Tonon.
 Grade VII Mary Campo, Mildred Fraser, Angelo Fontanella, Fred Graves, Julia Harwood, Evelyn Kad- dy, Emma Lazzerin, Matthew Lazzer- us, Mary Soussel, Lena Remor.
 Grade VIII-Forrest Belcher, Aldo Bernardo, Esther Broderson, Ida Campo, Isa belle Campo, Arthur Cham pague, Oliver Fontanella, Elinor Graves, Earl Jacobsen, Ronald Mitch ell, Ernest Pallanck, Gwyneth Rees, Lena Remor, Dorothy Stevens. Doris Sullivan, Florena Tonon, Mollie Kuslansky.