Wberkas, it has pleased the omnipotent 1
will of Almighty God, to remove from our :
midst by the unrelenting hand of death, our ,
late comrade, William H. Bailey,
Resolved, that while we bow m submission ;
to the omnipot' nt will of Providence, we sin- j
cereiy mourn the loss we have sustained, in j
losing one who has ever been a friend an well.
wisher of this, the Mashapaug Hose Co.. No. 1. J
Resolved, that, we sympathize with his be- i
reaved wife (and family) in this trying hour of j
a tllict ion.
Resolved, as a mark of esteem and respect :
for our deceased comrade, our quarters be !
drat-ed in mourning for thirty days, and a copy ;
of these resolutions be entered on the records !
of our company, published in the local paper, j
ami sent to the widow of the deceased.
MAHHAPAITG HOSELCO., NO.l. j
FRED L. MILLER )
ALFRED MIGNAULTS Committee.
WILLIAM REDDY )
WILLI AMS VILLE. j
Henry Lernay took charge of the 1
boarding house Saturday night. i
Mrs. Inez Billington was taken home j
to her mother’s in East Kiilingly, Fri
day. She is a very sick woman.
There were two men here last week
taking pictures of the help and ma
chinery in each room in the mill.
George Chase, machinist in the mill,
finished work Saturday, having accepted ;
a better position in Southbridge, Mass. 1
W. II. Carver from Clark’s Corner
visited Saturday and Sunday with his
brother, J. B. Carver.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Put
nam called on Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Kingsley Thursday, renewing old ac
quaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carver, Mrs.
Charles G. Carver and Mis. George K.
