The Press., 1922-11-23

Miss Anna Carlson of Hartford has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Emil Hansen. The s. H. s. athletic association presented picture last Thursday aft ernoon and evening at the Paramount Theater and realized financially over eighty dollars. The picture, Beau tvs Worth" in which Marion Davies was featured was very good and the audiences at both performances were we'll pleased. Through the kindness of MT. Woods the high school were able to receive this money, but the cost of financing the basket ball team is great and so the association officers decided to issue season tickets which sell for $1.50 and by buying one of these a basket ball fan saves about dollar. The schedule of the teams is complete with eight home games.
 Mrs. Leslie Moulton, 69, of State Line, died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Beecher Blanchard of Monson, last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. MouIton and her daughter, Mrs. ill the day and reaching the home Mrs. Mouton spoke of feeling ill. She fell to the floor and was dead in few minutes Medical Examiner Charles W. Jackson was called and pronounce ed death due to organic heart disease. Mrs. MOultOn was before her mar riage, Miss Esther Harris. She was the daughter of Silas and Georgie Butler Harris and was born in Mon son. She leaves besides her husband, three sons, Ernest, of Monson, Leon ard of Brattief orc, Vt., and Everett of West Stafford; four daughters, Mrs Edward Locke, Mrs. George Hunter, both of West Stafford; Mrs. Harry Wadleigh and Mrs. Beecher Blan- chard of Monson; a sister, Mrs. Charles Hancock; two brothers, Ed win M. and Rufus B. Harris, all of Monson; two half sisters, Mrs. Fred J. Flynt of Monson and Mrs. Wilbur MeEwen of Gill ertville. The funeral was held at State Line Sunday at 2. Rev. George w. Penniman of1ciated. The burial was in the Hillside ceme- tery, Monson.
 The following juvenile books have ! been added to the library: The Children's Homer, by P Colum; Mazli, by J. Spiri; American Indian | Fairy Tales, by w. T. Larned; ChiI- l dren's Favorite Stories, by L. R. Smith; Famous Sculpture, ky c. Bar l stow; Young Peoples Story of Music, l by l, F. Whitcomb; Merrylips, by l B. M. Dix; Tiny Toilers. and Their | Works, by G. G. Clark; Charm of | Fine Manners, by H. B, Starrett; | War-trail Fort, by J. W. Shultz; Heroes of progress, by B. M. Tappan; Black-eyed Susan by E. c. Phillips; ! Fifty Flower Friends with Familiar Faces, by E. Durham; True Story of | the United States of America, by B. | s. Brooks; Including Mother, by M. | Ashumn; Campfire Girls of Bright ! wood, by A. E. Blanchard; Dorothy | Dainty's Treasure Chest, by A. | Brooks; Bob's Hill Trail, by c. P. l Burton; Boys Book of Policemen, By k Crump; Boy Scout of Dismal Swamp, by w. P. Eaton; Fairies and I Chimneys, by R. FIyeman; Boys Life ! of Ulysses s. Grant, by H. Nicolay | Pets for Pleasure and Profit, by A. H. | Verrill; The Wonder Clock, by H. Pyle; Hey Diddle Diddle Picture Book, by R. Caldecott; Story of Doctor Dolittle, by H. Lofting; Little Pre- serving Book for a Little Girl, by
 
 mas Stories and Plays, by A. M Skinner.
 The citizens caucus for the nomina- tion of borough officers to be elected December 11th, was held at the bor- Ough building on Friday evening. c. ! B. Pinney was chairman of the eau GUS and Dr. c. B. Tschummi clerk The following ticket was placed in Warden, James Shep- pard, IT,; burgesses for two years, John Quinn, Sr., Francis Luce, T. F. Mullen; clerk and treasurer R. R. Murray; collector, P. J. Murray; bail tiff, T. J. Hayes; assessors, H. o. But terfield, Charles Reynolds, l.. H. Ste ! vens; board of relief, B. K Taft, G. | Frazier, R. H. Valentine, registrars of voters, George Siswick, F. J. Mur- ! ray. The old borough committee, i George Siswick, and Lott OHalloran, ! was reelected. A w. Kingsbury, who has been on the board of bur | gesses for 12 years, declined to be a | candidate for reelection and Francis Luce was nominated in his place. The three members of the toard of bur gesses holding over are c. B.. Tschum- | mi, w. R. Eldredge and A. D. Bernar- da. c. H. Moore, who has served as clerk and treasurer for years de- clined renOmination and R. Murray was nominated for the position H.. o. Butterfield was the only one of last years tOard of assessors renom- mated, as c. P. Hodgson and B. T. Eaton refused to be candidates for reelection. H. F. Wise refused re-nOmination on the board of relief and B. K. Taft was nominated in his place. The rest of the ticket is the same as last year.
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 Last Saturday evening about 30 of the friends of MT and Mrs. Fred Rand gathered at. their home to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their mar riage Mrs. Rand was attired in her wedding gown of white satin. Her brother, Waffle Melbourne, played the wedding march as the couple enter ed the room. They were presented with gifts, consisting of pyrex and aluminium ware and a sum of money. The evening was pleasantly spent and a bountiful lunch was served. At late hour the guests departed wishing the host and hostess many happy re- turns of the day.
 WELLINGTON
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