The Press., 1922-01-12
SamueI D. HeCk, Board of selectmen, Town of Union

Falrman Howard returned to Dean academy on Monday
 Six trucks were moving lumber from the Maine mill last Tuesday.
 Miss Bessie Moore is spending a few weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. A. Moore.
 Grange meeting at Waterbury this week.
 w. P Beeching is spending the re- mainder of the winter near Columbia, South Carolina.
 Victor Kaleta, Frank Young and w. B. Ferry are harvesting their ice crop, good clear II and IA inch ice.
 The annual meeting of the COngre- gational Ecclesiastical society will be held at the church next Saturday at 2 D. m.
 Miss Mary Coolidge has returned to NOrthfield and Miss Florence Bar rows to New London. after spending their vacations here. F. w. Moore of Worcester is in town for a few days overhauling his apple trees, the result of severe injury from the November ice storm! Charles Harrington and family re- cently moved into the Kinney house. MT. Harrington is employed as saw yer at the Meyers steam-mill.
 Miss Gladys Moore returned to her studies in Columbia university, N. Y, last week after a brief vacation with her mother, Mrs. Clara Moore. Installation of officers was held at ho Grnn loc Eri1 ing. Sandwiches, cake and cocoa were served and a social time enjoyed. The | next regular meeting will be held l January 20
 Mrs. Lizzie Richards continues to gain in health, and her friends were glad to- have her present, even for a short time, at the Grange meeting Friday evening She also attended part of the church service, last Sum- day.
 Thsrs val ss.. E nearly fifty at the last social, held.S Dsl,taa.lI l',a Il A bountiful supper was. served and homemade candy and popcorn were sold. The play, Thanks giving Ann, 7 was much enioyad This with songs recitations and Gllarades, kept things lively till a late hour
 The funeral of Fred Alvin Moore was held at his late residence We'd Resday the 4th Rev. H. A. Coolidge officiated Mrs Dudley Clark and her sister, Mrs. Richard McAllister, sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and " Some Time We'll Understand. :" Among the many beautiful tributes of NFNNN paug school, the WOman's Christian Temperance Union, The Community club and the town of Union. It was one of the. largest attended funerals in the history of the town. The bear CTS were: Selectmen Nelson E. .Hor- ton and Samuel Heck. Assessor Charles T. Rindge, Town Clerk, H. R. Howard, Eugene c. Walker and Oliver Hewlett, a business partner and close associate of MT. Moore. Burial was in the family lot at the Center.
 Rock Meadow
 Colds have been prevalent here
 Leon Booths youngest child, Paul. inc, has been seriously ill, but it now improving
 Adelbert Agard and family went to Wales the last of the. week, to stay for awhile
 Miss Edna Bradway of Stafford has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs Ruth BradWay this week.
 Myron Heck and son, Charles, at tended the funeral of George Wallace last Thursday at his late home in Sturbridge Town.
 The funeral of Philena Agard was held at the Stafford Baptist church last Thursday afternoon. Rev. F. w.. Tholen conducting the service. The choir sang, "The Christians Good night" The bearers were F. J. Glover, Oscar CoIburn, E. E. Warren, George Rhodes, Henry Barlow and Adelbert Agard. Interment was at the Hillside cemetery. Relatives from Out~Of town were: Mir. and Mrs. Albert Agard, Miss Fife Agard from Warren, Henry Bar low from Westford, and Mrs Elvira Snow of Wales.