The Press., 1921-12-29

T.
 has been visiting here
 Ray Harwood of Springfield was :
 visitor in town over Christmas
 Joseph Elowitz of Springfield spent
 Christmas visiting in the borough.
 Miss Ethel Moore, who teaches in tGreenwich, is home for the Christmas
 vacation.
 Misses Helen Fletcher and Maria
 Mullins were visitors in Monson dur
 ing the week.
 Miss Louise Roche of Huntington
 Mass, spent the weekend visiting at
 her home here.
 Miss Mollie Kuslansky of Hartford spent the weekend and holiday visit
 ing her parents.
 Thomas Fraser of the Annapolis
 Naval academy spent part of the week
 visiting friends in town.
 Timothy Shea and Andrew DoIman spent the weekend and Monday visit ing in Monson and vicinity.
 Richard Dupre of the U. s. navy spent the holiday and weekend visit ing relatives and friends in town. I MT. and Mrs. Herman Mcintyre and son and Miss Dorothy Hansen of Hart ford have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. D Mcintyre.
 Bartholomew Mullins, Jr, has re- turned to his home here after spend ing several months in government ! hospitals undergoing treatment for physical ailments received while in the service.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Wildey and daughter, Virginia, of South Orange. N. J., came Saturday as guests of his brother, Fred Wildey. MT. WiIdey re- turned home Tuesday, his family re- maining here for the week.
 The Cantata, "A Saviours Birth" was remarkably we'll given at the Congregational church Sunday even ing. With sOloists, large chorus, four piece orchestra, organ and piano the whole service was largely musical.
 Hand in your borough tax lists on or before Saturday if you have not already done so. The assessors are at the HodgsOn store every day this week from a. m. to 5 D. m. and will also be at the store Friday and Sat urday evenings until o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Mowry of Ster- ling were with her sister and husband. Dr. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard for Christmas. Miss Helen Mowry, who is at home from Sweet Brier college in Virginia, and Harold Mowry, stu dent at Yale college, accompanied their parents here.
 Mrs. Frederick Faulkner has sold for The Consolidated Warp Co.,, the property known as the Amidon ma chine shop, to Schwander & Sons, 1 the pearl button manufacturers of | StaHordVille. Mrs. Faulkner has sold 1 this property three times, selling for George Clifford to B. K. Watson, of | R. l., then to Henry T. Phipps of Providence, and now to Schwander | & Sons.
 Miss Grace B. Harwood, at the head Of the, commercial department of the Rockville high school is seriously i'll at her home on Prospect street in that ;fry. An attack Of the grip has devel- oped into bronchitis and two nurses Ire in attendance. Mrs. Harwood and Miss Harwood moved from Stafford springs year ago this fall, and their many friends here will gladly learn hat Miss HarwOod is more comfort lble. Kenneth Smith, who has recently aken position in the Mutual bank, Hartford, was with his parents, MT. md Mrs. Lueius Smith over Sunday. IC lis dejected appearance did not in licate that his new duties did not please him, but that he was relieved f his first earnings there Early Satur- lay morning, while the-occupants 'lept, some one entered several of the 'oys' rooms in the Y. M. c. A. build ng and got away with about one hundred and thirty five dollars. A N calamity at anytime, but particularly 70 at this season. Kenneth lost fifty lollars, the thief considerably leav- ng change enough for his carfare lOme.