The Press., 1888-10-04
WEST STAFFORD.

l WEST STAFFORD.
 Mrs. E. o. Wilbur is in town visiting her parents.
 Mrs Willard, of Rochester, N. r., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Washburn.
 Rev. David Breed preached his fare well sermon last Sunday, and expects to remove to Wilmington soon.
 -tfon. A. Washburn, of Topeka Kansas, is visiting his brother, J. R. Washburn. z Henry Lrfer is very sick. At one l terminate in congestion of the brain, -but we are glad to hear he is gradually getting better. There will be no services at the Con- gregational church next Sunday.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 The democrats had an enthusiastic meeting in connection with their flag rais- ing last Monday evening, and were ad- dressed by Hon. J. 0. Monaham.
 The republicans have got ready to raise the first republican flag ever put up in that heretofore democratic stronghold. i,
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve s'harvest supper" Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, to be followed, as usual, by an entertainment in the vestry. Sup per at o'clock, and until all are served. All are invited. No pains will be spared att nd. Supper aud entertainment, 20 cents ; entertainment alone, 10 cents.
 WELLINGTON. l. (Cerrespondence.)
 Preaching at Potter school house next Sunday at II 8. m :, and at H. w. Morey's It p. m. by Ed. D. c. Dudley of Wal iiugtOr,i There was qnite furry of hail here SAtuld ld.ty but,
 A cid September makes warm Octo- OCT, some folks say.
 Miss Brockbank is stopping for while with Mrs. Lura Hull, who is now much be: ter
 It WAS voted at town meeting to raise tax of q cents for the coming year. The article concerning paying bounty on foxes was passed over.
 -'rha following was tho vote for justices of tine peace od'ttEle republican ticket : William F. Essex, 62 Frank Orcutt, 62 j; Ed ly H. Buriick, 62 James Hoyle, 62 j; o. D. Lockwood, 61 Judson A. Potter, 6l Charles T. Prf ston, 64 4; Henry 0. Gurley, 62 ; Lucius Eldredge, 62; George S. Wilson, 62.
 MT. Foster, G. Hall & Co.'S. selling agent in New York, was ill town on Mon- day.
 List of letters remaining in the post office Oct Sd Mrs Edward Gone, Signior o. Mencillo, M. A. Smith, Mrs. A. Chap man.
 -Origen Hall of Colorado has been in town recently on visit.
 The following town officers were elect ed on Monday
 Assessors-William Waldo, F. M. Barrett, d.
 Board of relief-Reuben Edgerton, Matthew Burdick, s. D. Topliff, d.
 Selectmen-Adolph Korper, William D. Ruby, A. D. Dimock, d.
 Town agent and agent of town deposit fund -Adolph Korper.
 Town clerk, town treasurer and treasurer of town deposit fund-Moses l.. Dimock.
 1st constable and collector-Jason Bugbee, Jr.
 2d constable Charles c. Essex.
 Registrar of births, marriages and deaths Moses L. Dimock.
 Registrars of electors-Dewitt c. Dimock, G. A. Rounds, d.
 Auditors A. Potter, John D. Fay Tor, d.
 Grand jurors William H. Bracket, Reu- ben Edgerton, Matthew Burdick, Lucien B. Clark, John B. Carpenter, William A. James,
 School visitors-John B. Carpenter, Jason Bugbee, IT,, Edward Pearl, d. The democrats ran this ticket :
 For Assessor Francis M. Barrett.
 For board of relief-Sherman D. Topliff, Lorenzo D. Ide.
 For selectmen Addison D. Dimock, John H. Holmes.
 For town agent and agent of town deposit fund-Addison D. Dimock.
 For town Clerk, town treasurer and treas urer of town deposit fund-Moses L. Dimock. For 1st constable and Charles H. Rider.
 For 2d constable-Nathan D. Royce.
 For school visitors-Edward Pearl, Lucien W. Holt.
 For registrar of births, marriages and deaths Moses l.. Dimock.
 For registrar of electors George A. Rounds For auditor-John D. Taylor. | For grand jurors-G George A. Rounds, ,Sher- man D. Topliff, John F. Whltford, Gilbert D. Ide, Dexter H. Robbins, Nelson Enc.
 Regular services in the Congregational church will be resumed next Sunday, 7th. Preaching at o'clock by Rev. D. Breed.