The Press., 1916-09-14

Edward Shea is spending weeks s
 Nasation in town.
 Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick has returned lfrom Freeport, l.. I. Miss Alice lFynes of Freeport returned with her for a visit
 INT. and Mrs. J. Bourgeois, accom- lpauied by MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Rnherts spent the week end in Green ville, N. H. ssThe result of the voting contest on tbe most popular baby boy up to Sat- urday. night is as follows: Robert Eaton 2O7O, Fred Hirsoh, Jr., 80. The committee on stage attractions for the fair have obtained the services t Harry Henry as announcer. He is Considered one of the best men in his line.
 [f MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen, Accompanied by Miss Beatrice Gong
 aon and Mrs. A. Rodman of Provi- senoe, have gone for a weeks trip through the White Mountains and Dixwell Notch.
 Last Saturday night a Ford auto- mobile while coming down Main street was lost control of. When in front of Pero's store it swerved to the
 left and climbed onto the sidewalk and struck the front of the building
 No damage was done ...... The Young Peoples Branch will
 Hold it's next meeting at the Episcopal dhurch this week Friday evening at .. 80 o'clock. Achievements made in the temperance work will be the general topic for the meeting The president will take charge of the meet ing, and general invitation is ex- tended to all the young people of the town
 On Saturday Enrichetta Giana- toni, the two-year- -old daughter of Tito Gianatoni, fell from bridge which runs from the rear door of the Kuslansky block on Main street to
  stone pavement 15 feet below and was badly bruised and cut up. The last report is that she is maxi ing a good recovery from her injuries
 At the republican caucus Monday night John M. Larned was chairman and Lewis Mclaughlin clerk. The following officers were nominated: As- sessor for three years, J. M. Larned; |; board of relief for three years, F. L. Upham; selectmen, w. R Preble, E. E.. Penny; auditor, H R Wightman; collector, H. E. Burwell; constables, s H. Bradway, I V Reynolds, T. Hayes. H. A Bosworth; registrars, J O. Wightman. Geo. Siswi ick; school committee one year. R. W. Smith three years, R. W. Ellis.
 At the democratic caucus Monday night O. B. Pinney was chairman and M. D. O'Connell clerk. The follow ing were placed in nomination for town officers: Assessor for three years, H. o. Butterfield; board of relief for three years, Anthony Adams; select men, Frank Barrett, Geo. H. Lord; auditor, Arthur Melbourne; col. lector of taxes, Patrick J Murray ;; oonstables, H. R Dillingham;. H. M. Grundy, Phileas Taylor, Thomas J. Mullins; registrars, A. H. Adams, P. J. Murray; school committee for three years, 0. B. Pinney.
 The Quaboag golf team of Monson was defeated on the local grounds last Saturday 20 to IT by the Stafford team. The local team will go to Monson Saturday for a match. The score last Saturday follows:
 Stafford. Monson. H. B. Pinney, 8 l. 0. Flynt, O| H. B. Gilmartin, 3 R. H. Cushman, o A. J. Smith, 3 H. E. Kendall, Ol J H.. Valentine, o .s...
 ..... ... R. P. Cushman, Jr, O| Farley Patten, o E. D. Holden. 2| A. O. Park, 3 G Lincoln, O| 0. E. Brown. o A. F. Cushman, 3 James Sheppard, Jr. o ... F J. ripper, O| F. A. Manderson. R P. Cushman, 2I Kingsley Converse, c. W. Ellis, OI 0. B. Pinney, 3 AM. Walker, OI D. D. Mitchell. B. F. Hayes. 3l David Mitchell, o G. W. French. 3I J. O. Converse, ? J. 0. Parsons, OI Raymond Park, l J. L Sweiger, OI 0. H. Moore, 0 W. L. Rick etts, 1 ! Walter Scott, 0 F. A Wheeler, 0 | Geo. Siswiok, J. Colleton, 3I