The Press., 1915-06-30
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Miss Ruth keeney, who has been teaching in Painsville. O., is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. G. L.. Keeney.
 John H. Leahy is at his home on North Main street, having recently completed a four-years course at Tufts college
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds and the Misses Thelma and Esther Emery have gone to Biddeford Pool, Me. |, for the summer.
 i Miss Helen Ryan, teacher at the Moulton Hill school, anl Miss Stella Hodge, teacher in the eighth grade, have resigned their positions. The family of Walter Mcdonald 1 will move to Springfield next Tues. day. where MT. Mcdonald is employ ed as motorman on the Springfield street railway.
 Justin G. CaIew has sold the farm known as the John l.. Chaffee farm to MT. and Mrs John Kichury of Wyoming, Pa. who will occupy the place immediately.
 Miss Mabel Fuller, who has been teaching the past year in Detroit, Mich returned last evening to spend the summer vacation with her par ents, MT and Mrs. George l.. Fuller, on Lincoln street
 At the quarterly meeting of Court Monson, Fo1esters of America, the following officers were elected and will be installed at the next regular meeting, Thursday evening: Chief ranger, Dennis McMahon; subchief ranger, William J. Rourke; recording secretary, Edward F. Madelle; fnan. cal secretary, Albert J. Gould treasurer, James Burdick; senior woodward, James Murphy; junior woodward, Louis Deltour; senior beadle, Charles Lewis; junior beadle, William Welsh; lecturer, Charles Os borne.
 Lewis J. Royce, 65, for many years resident of Monson, committed suicide by shooting, Tuesday, the 22d, at his home 43 Center street, Spring field He was a carpenter by trade, but had been out of work some time and had become low spirited and de spondent for that reason. He was son of the late Mrs Alpheus Stauntor of this town and moved to Springfield about a year ago. He was educated at Monson academy, and his daughter Miss Elsie Royce, now of Boston. was valedictorian of her class at the time of her graduation from the same institution. He was twice married and is survived by widow, son by the first marriage and the daughter eviously mentioned
 Adin Alden. S1 years old, who was a resident of Monson several years ago died at his home in Springfield, the 22d. MT. Alden was civil wal | veteran and a member of E. K. Will COX post G. A. R. He was the SOL of the late Marcus Alden, who built the house on Green street now owned and occupied by Charles Abbott. He was born in Stafford, and spent most of his early life there and in Monson Later he moved to Portage City, Wis. |, where he lived a number of years The last 50 years of his life were spent in Springfield, 30 years of which he worked in the armory. He en- listed in the 46th Massachusetts volunteers, and was promoted to corporal in the 3d Massachusetts heavy artillery. He served through the entire war and was honorably dis charged Sept. 26, 1865. He was a member of the lodge of Masons of Palmer. He also belonged to Adelphi Chapter, Eastern Star, and Abraham Lincoln Circle. He leaves a sister, Miss Martha Alden of Springfield. The funeral services were held at the home Friday at p. m., Rev. A. P. Record officiating, and the body was brought here for burial in the Alden lot in the No. 1 cemetery
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