The Press., 1917-02-22
Miss Mipns Notbniok was ip New

York last week on business trip. 1 Frank Webber of Montville spent 6 few days visiting friends in town thil week.
 Elmer Dimmick has resigned hil
 position as mechanic at the Hudson
 garage.
 Timothy Desmond and Miss Mary
 Desmond of Lincoln, Neb were ir
 town this week.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
 Harry Armstrong at the Johnson hos.
 pital last Friday.
 Wilfred and AIVArado Sabourin spent the week -end with relatives in
 Woonsocket and Providence. Ralph Prouty, who was very i'll
 with pneumonia in the Hartford hos. pital, is now on fair way to recovery.
 Mrs Fred Wildey returned satur-
 hy from Chatter Oak hospital where she has been for few days treat. ment.
 I. R Prentice has resigned his position as manager of the Springs
 house to accept position with Joseph Whitoomb 6 Go nf Springfield.
 Paul Muska was before the borough court Tuesday morning charged with breach of the peace. He pleaded guilty and deputy Judge E K. Taft fined him $1 and costs which amounted to $7 38, which he paid. Kazzie Lasoo was before the borough court Tuesday morning charged with assault and breach of the peace He was found guilty and deputy Judge E. K. Taft fined him $5 and costs which amounted to SIS. 5s which he paid.
 Steven Pellizari's team of horses, hitched to a sled, ran away Tuesday morning through Main street They took to the railroad track at the flag mans house near the depot and con tinued down the track until they reached the Fabyan mill and then they stopped. To reach the shoddy mill they had to cross two trestle bridges, one above the freight depot and one just below it. This is the second time this year horses have crossed trestle bridges in town.
 The Current Events club meeting was held in the Congregational church Monday evening The hostesses, Mrs. O B Pinney. Mrs. O. R. Newton and Mrs. Christopher Allen, arranged for stereopticon slides from Washing ton, D O., illustrating the national parks of the United States The pictures were very beautiful and gave a vivid idea of the natural wonders of Crater Lake, Mt Rainier, Grand Canon and Yosemite Valley, Mrs O. R. Newton, who has visited several of the places, described the pictures. The public invitation was accepted by many and the evening much enjoyed.
 Zephyr Beaulieu and Miss Rose Vezie were married at a nuptial mass in St. Edwards church last Monday morning. The witnesses attending were Miss Beatrice Vezie, sister to the bride. aud Raymond St. Marie. Both of the newly welded young people belong to families prominently known in town, the bride being a daughter to Mir. and Mrs Napoleon Vezie, and the groom being son to MT. and Mrs. George Beaulieu. Break fast was served to the invited guests at the home of the brides parents, where many useful and beautiful presents atIested the popularity of the recipients After the wedding journey MT. and Mrs. Beaulieu will continue to reside in town.
 At the meeting of the Stafford Choral Union Tuesday evening it was decided to continue the rehearsals and to have them regularly every Tuesday evening The program for the con- cert is to be of a miscellaneous character. It was also urged that every member should give up every thing on Tuesday evening and make a special effort to attend all of the as the time is now short and special effort must be put into this work to make the concert a success, It is also urged that peo pie who have singing voices should come to the next rehearsal, which is next week Tuesday, and join in with those already in the work. The music is already selected and on hand for the work, and MT Waite surely will a show of enthusiasm.