Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-04
;eot of .Uses and Perils of Money" at First

ject of fuses and Perils of Money!" at First
church at o'clock.
Prof. Stevens of Yale college occupied the
pulpit of Plymouth church last Sunday.
The committee are getting various plans
for the new bridge which Is to be built at
the gulf. The question Is to be decided upon
at the annual town meeting.
The secret ballot system will go Into prac-
toe at the town elections next week. The
different booths are to be erected In the town
hall on Friday and Saturday.
Rev. F. L. Ferguson moved on Monday
into the "Fisher Place" near the new memo
rial arch bridge.
The store which has been occupied by 8.
N, Oviatt was recently sold by Joshua Net
Teton to Clark NettIeton. Mr.. Oviatt in
tends to move his business to the store form
erly occupied by his father, which Is now
being repaired for that purpose.
Mr.. Charles Nettleton and daughter have
returned from their visit to Lakeville, Conn.
The class in vocal culture under the in
struction of Prof. Chandler will be opened
next Tuesday evening. The class will be
divided into two classes, elementary and adj
vanced practice and drill. The fee will be at
low figure, 30 that all may have the benefit
of the instruction.
The young people of st. Peters church are
making preparations for an entertainment to
be given in the Town hall Thanksgiving eve
ming.
The letters from Rev u. s. Hubbell of Mans
| field, o., and Rev. A. J. Lyman of Brooklyn,
| former pastors of the First church, one of
which was omitted on anniversary Sunday
| for want of time, and the other not having
| been received, were read at the service last
| Sunday morning and afforded much grati6-
cation to the congregation. At the close of
the reading an expression was called for in
regard to the publishment of the papers and
| addresses that were given as well as those
| that were omitted for want of time on ami
versary Sunday, with an account of the con-
| Meeting history of the celebration, and it was
unanimously agreed to do 80 as there was q
| large number who desired such a memorial.
| pamphlet.
At the Democratic caucus held Monday
evening in the town hall the following were
nominated for town officers for the ensuing
year: I. @. Smith first selectman and town
agent; James Mccarthy second seleetman; J..
W. Fowler town clerk, register Of births,
deaths and marriages; William Fl. Augur
urer; A. w. Burns registrar of voters; Will
liam Platt, A. Oviatt, assessors; James T.
Burns, Clark W. Stowe, board of relief;
Amos J. Brown, Charles Luke, Edgar Van
Horn, O. w. Oviatt, constables; George j.
Smith, James E. Ford, George P. Oviatt
James s. Tibballs, grand jurors; II. j. Bris.
toll, auditor; R. W. Clark, @. T. Rogers
| UOaTO OF eQuCAJlOu
At the Republican caucus held in the Towr
hall on Tuesday evening the following nomi
nations were made:
For town oficers-First selsotman and
town AGENT. r. Clark.
Second observation-disclosures A. Smith.
Town clerk and registrar of births, DEATH
and marriages-Owen T. Clark.
Collector of taxes-Dennis Fem.
| Town treasurer-Sanford Hawkins.
Registrar of votsrs-J. w. Buckingham.
Assessors-D. e. Smith, Elliott J. Beard
Board of relief-W. 8. Chase, A. G. Net
Teton.
Constables-E. E. Bradley, Theodore E
Beach, A. B. Gardner.
Grand jurors-Alphonso Smith, R.
Baldwin, H. G. Plat.
Auditor-E. f. Bradley.
Board of education-N. E. Smith, A. A
Baldwin.