The Press., 1920-09-30
UNION.

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 UNION.
 Mrs Kinda Burnham is spending a few days in Southbridge.
 Merrick A. Marcy and brother Will
 liam, are in Hartford for a few days.
 Michael Began is working for Mrs.
 Hattie Phillips at Southbridge a few
 days.
 Mrs. Hattie Phillips of Southbridge, called on relatives on Marcy Hill the
 first of the week.
 l MT. Goodhall, Arthur Gage and Nell son Horton, attended the fair at Springfield last week.
 l Mrs. R. B. Horton spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Leffingwell, and family at Orcuttville. l The Staffordville orchestra will fur nish music for the Community club dance at the town hall on Saturday night.
 l The auction sale of the standing
 timber on the parsonage land will | take place on Monday, October 11th, at 2 D. m.
 l Twenty-two ladies availed them | voters at the meeting of the selectmen and town clerk last Saturday. ] Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer and Mrs. w. P. Marcy of Hartford, are spending the weekend with w. F.
 Marcy at the Marcy homestead. l At the town election on Monday the polls will open at 9 a. m. and at I2 D. -m., number of articles will come before the business meeting l They will be found in the advertising notices.
 l The republican electors of the town | of Union will meet in caucus in the town hall, Monday October II, at 8 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of nom- mating candidates for representatives and justices of the peace. l The town report is in the hands of the printer and shows, expenses for the year as follows: Highways, $1599 .O1; schools, 37O341; town officers, 1 SS7.1O; paupers, 63S.79; appropria | tions, 404O; snow account, ,1O74S8; election expenses. 32.65; printing, 93 .45; interest, 4O5.47; borrowed mon ey paid, 6255.18; cemetery, 7585; gen. eral expenses, 1013.73; cash on hand, 1O133
 Mrs. Ethel c. Plumb, president of | the county Womans' Christian Tenn perance Union, visited Mt. Ochepe tuck last Monday and completed the organization of a local Union in this l town, with Mrs. H. M. Lawson as president, and Miss Evangeline Bald | Ixr,i,, bo new Union starts out with a small membership, but much enthusiasm and plans to hold a medal speaking contest by the young people in the near future. Mrs. Lawson will attend 1 the state convention at Hartford, 1 October 19 to 21. A general invitation l is extended to join this organization, which is enlarging it's scope of work, and gives opportunity for service in all lines of moral improvement. l The democratic ticket for the town officers is as follows: Assessors, c. T. Rindge, Myron Heck; board of re- 1 lief, A. M. Heck; constable, George Heck; selectmen, A. M. Heck and Nell son Horton; auditor, R. A. Bradway; grand juror, o. E. Willis; registrar of voters, L. B. Booth; collector of taxes, Harvey M. Lawson; school committee, Harvey M. Lawson; library director, Harvey M. Lawson. The republican | ticket: Assessor, B. Young and Nell son Horton; board of relief, L. M. Reed; constable, Raymond A. Hath way; selectmen, F. A. Moore and R. | c. Barrows; auditor, R. A. Pathway; grand juror, P. B. Tyler; registrar of voters, P. B. Tyler; collector of taxes, T. Olin Newell; school committee, R. c. Barrows; library director, w. P. | Beeching l Rock Meadow. l Miss Annie town has returned from visiting in Southbridge.
 Miss Della Heck and brother, Her | bert, of Southbridge were home for l Sunday.
 l Miss Mary Bradway has gone to Randolph, N. H., to take a position as l superintendent of a hospital there. MT. and Mrs. Oscar Willis attended the Eastern States Exposition at Springfield, staying over Wednesday | night with MT. and Mrs. David Putney. 1 Wayland Heck carried Mrs. Ida | Robertson and daughter, Helen, to ] their home in Monson on Friday. They had been visiting at Matt Heck's for two weeks.
 Among those who attended the Ex- position at Springfield last week were: l Charles Heck, David Gaudette and family, MT. and Mrs George Heck, Matt Heck, Miss Mabel Heck and MT. and Mrs. Leon Booth.
 | MONSON.
 Mark Noble, 78 died at his home on High street Tuesday afternoon. He had been an invalid for three years and had been confined to his bed since last March. The funeral was
 held Monday afternoon at. 2.3O at the home. Rev. H. G. Buckingham con- ducted the services. The burial was in Hillside cemetery. Mr. Noble was the son of Robert and Hope (Carpen- ter) Noble and was born in Willing ton November 19, 1842 When a young man he came to Monson and 56 years ago married Lucy M. Underwood
 For eight years he was a farmer, own ing the Calkins farm on the Stafford road. He then moved to the village and established livery business and owned a coach line between Palmer
 and Monson, which. was continued until the trolly was opened. He leaves, besides his widow, a son. 1 Herbert M. Noble; a daughter, Mrs. Minnie A. Carew; two grandchildren. Carl Noble and Ralph M. Carew, and l two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Flynt and