Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-08
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Miss Maud Glenney-has returned from extend ed trip including Newport, Boston and other places
 zeve Franklin has been quite i'll, but is slowly re-
 Miss Rittfe Perkins returned Saturday from Chi cago, where she has spent the last six months. ternoon. Frank Dawson's double team was fright ened by the breaking of one of the wheels or the wagon, causing the horses to run and demohsn Une
 The Cleveland and Hendricks club had quite evaniS e1siy ' he appeared in new uniforms which quite pretty. The banner is the handlwork , ol Joseph Hodson and reflects much credit on ais skill
 There will be an entertainment, consisting of an oyster supper in the Town Hall next Tuesday evening" Oct 14th, given by the young people or S1
 Last Saturday evening large crowd of people gathered on the grounds opposite and surToundlng witness flag raising Hon John P: Rlsley, or aS to the breeze on River street the people gathered ID Town Hall, which had been Drettilv decorated by A. V. Merwin and John Noble and listened to an m spring address on the Issues of the Day: AIter these exercises the club marched through the prln- cpal streets, where they greeted with llluml- manifested throughout the evening. This was grand success for the organiEzation on t9eIr nrst Carroll has given his men good drill and he need H. Tingue presented his compliments to the club at the close of the evenings exercises.
 Preparations are being made by the Republicans for grand demonstration and parade to be given here within short time
 Amos d. BrOWn ana JOnn D. OI 6FIuSSHoIt. have been on a hunting tour through New Milford and Kent. They were very successful in finding good supply of game
 The following are the town officers elected at the town meeting held last Monday: For first select man and town agent. Charles W. Beardsley; second selectman, Charles H. Peck; third Selectman, John W. Buckingham; town clerk and registrar of births. deaths and marriages, John w. Fowler; collector of taxes Lewis B. Beers; town treasurer and agent of the town deposit fund and treasurer of school fund.- David Miles; registrar of voters, Alonzo ". Burns and Calvin D. Baldwin; assessors. Isaac c. Smith, Henry Furrnan, Miles B. Merwin; board Of relief, Robert "; Clark, Timothy Rohan, James A. Smith; constables, Amos J. Brown, Louis o. Lamphire Joseph H. Wood, Charles ". Ovlatt Patrick Burns, Castle o. Isbell. Lewis B. Beers; grand jurors James $. Tibballs, Thaddeus Smith James Mccarthy, George E. Plat, William Bro therton, James T. Burns; auditors, Henry j.. Bristoll, James T. Higby; Board of Educa S6!1cs tion, George M. Gum. William G. Mitch e George H. Griffin, George F. Platt; commission CT of Washington bridge, Nathan c. Tomllnson: justices of the peace, Samuel A. Miles, Phineas S. Bristol, Henry F. Bristol, Nathan T. Smith, James W. Beach, Timothy Rohan, Henry Furman. Thom- as W. Stowe George ". Clark, Colin A. Campbell, Babcock, Charles D. Stubbs.
 The first Republican banner was raised last Tues day night North street by Charles E. Roder and his .neghbors. The banner was painted and de l signed by MT. Roder and makes very tasteful ap- pearance and most commendable way of ex- hibiting their sentiments and patriotism. Oct. z.