The Press., 1916-09-14
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S1AEEOhO SF h1N CkSs | Wm. Benton has sold his lunch cart to party out of town. z
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Baker have been spending few days at Green ock Inn, Lee, Mass.
 Regular meeting of the L. A. A. O. H. Thursday evening. All members are requested to be present.
 Charles Van Heynigen and son, William, of Westfeld, Mass., spent Sunday with A. M. Graves.
 A. I. Mitchell. R. M. Fisk and William Park went on trip through the White Mountains over Sunday.
 Margaret and Alma Reister have gone to Providence to spend week s vacation with relatives and friends.
 Miss Julia Lougheed has taken the position in the office of O. H. Moore & Co.,, which was left vacant by Miss Marjorie Morse.
 Misses Caroline and Sophia Brown are visiting their mother, Mrs. E. R. Brown, and expect to stay until the last part of this week.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold dance at St. Edwards hall on Wednesday evening, Got. II, the sec. ond night of the fair. with music by Woods orchestra @-
 MT. and Mrs. David Bissett left Monday for a two-weeks' trip to Petersboro and Richmond, Va. MT. Bissett YVES born in Petersboro and was tllere during the Civil war.
 A new Hnae table of the Central Vermont went into effect on Sunday. The Sunday train has been diseon- tinued.. Trains going north now leave at 500, 10. 36 m. and 5.O5 p m. going south at 7. 20 a. m. and 2. O1 and 8. 90 p m.
 Samuel Kuslansky was before the borough court Friday with his daugh- ter, Mollie. who was charged with violating the order of the health off Ger in regard to infantile paralysis. His daughter had been spending a vacation out of town and had not procured certificate of health. The case was continued for month and it was prom ised that the rule would be observed hereafter.
 At the democratic caucus Thursday night O. B. Pinney was chairman and M.. D. O'Connell clerk. The follow ing were elected as delegates to the various conventions: State. E. 0. Pinney, M. D. O'Connell, John Fitz- patrick and A. W. Kingsbury: con gressional, Frank Fitzpatrick, Lott O'Halloran, Arthur Adams and Frank Fairfield; senatorial, H. O. Fisk. J. Allan Mix, Patrick J. Murray and Charles Dimmick; probate George Lord, Benjamin Phelps, Napoleon Pero, Jr and Charles Mcclellan.
 On Saturday afternoon on West Main street, near E. J. Sweets house, there occurred an automobile accident which came very near being serious D. J. Stephens, his son, Joseph, and Robert Fitzpatrick were on their way home, MT. Stephens driving his car. George w. Authier of Palmer, Mass. who is painter in the new mill and was also on his way home, tried to pass MT. Stephens it is stated going at high speed He hit MT. Stephens car overturning it. Joseph Stephens and Robert Fitzpatrick were not hurt, but MT. Stephens was taken to the 1 hospital by Fred Novogroski, where he is making good recovery from the cuts and bruises resulting from the accident. MT. Authier, when he was able to stop his car, came back to | the scene of the accident and MT Stephens took his license and car number. -.s ....
 The ball game between the Rhode Island Worsted Go. and the Stafford team last Saturday resulted in a | victory for the Rhode Island team 1 1 l to 6. Stafford's six runs were made in the third inning by punching their hits. The soore: