Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-30
wALLINGFORD.

A Small Attendance At the Republicans
Caucus Last Night-LittIe Time
Wasted over the Nomfnations-Notes
OF Personal Interest.
There was the usual small attendance ct
the republican caucus last evening, and
there was very little time wasted over
| making the nominations. The meeting
was called to order by J. r. Campbell, and
z. P. Beach was chosen as chairman and
+. Ii. Bartholomew as clerk. The ticket
Nominated is rs follows:
Town clerk, DR.. ]. D. Quill first select
man, John B. nix; second selectman, J..
Walter Mix, Yalssville; treasurer, Almer
I. Martin; collector, ]. A. Martin;
registrar of voters, r. O. Bartholo-
NEW; school visitors, Rev. F. E. Marble,
three years, Rev. ]. e. Wildman, one year;
auditor, F. O. Bartholomew; assessors; D.
W. Ives, R. 81. Cowles; board of relief,
Andrew Andrews, George 8. Wilcox, Joel
r. Hough; grand jurors, Charles Toothe,
ID. n. Hall, A. ]. Brown, jr.; constables,
N. +. Ingrsham. O. z. Lamb, Luke Mar
tin, Robert E. Hall.
The ticket is an unusually strong one.
J. B. MI, the nominee for first seleotman,
has served on the board of selectmen for
the past year. ]. Walter Mix, the candi-
date for second selectmsn, Ia an able and
popular resident of Yalesvflls and was can
didste for senator from the Sixth district
last fall.
After the assessors were nominated
Judge Hubbard made q motion that q
committee of FIVE be selected from the
meeting to select the remainder of the
ticket and present the same to the meet
ing. The motion prevailed, and Judge
Hubbard, j. B. Mix, J. r. Campbell, A. J.
Brown and Edgar g. Hall were selected.
Az the last nomination was made Chairman
Beach announced that the committee "was
full" Warden Newton tntimated that If
that was the case he thought the commit
tee had better retire. The names were re-
ported and duly accepted by the meeting
There was all kinds of weather yester-
day, lightning, thunder, snow aurries and
rain, and rainbow In the east
There was but one session In the schools
yesterday, owing to the storm.
Miss Alice MoChristie and her class will
accompany Miss Matthewson and class on
a visit to Peabody museum to-day.
Company KS members have received
their weeks pay for the Nisntic trip.
w. B. Hall will take the annual school
census of the central district, beginning
next week.
DIR. o. E. Powers has for his guest w.
G. Kirschbsum of the editorial staff of the
New Bedford Standard
This democratic majority of the last town
meeting was less than 100.
Mrs. Philip Finnegan and children are
homo from the west
Miss Nettie Wright, who has been the
guest of Miss Anna H. Wright, started
yesterday for her home in Washington,
D. @.
The Lieutenant Colonel Burpee cup, won
by the Company & rife team Tuesday, is
on exhibition at G. @. Carroll's jewelry
store, corner of Main and Center streats.
The polls will be open on Monday from
to 8, one hour later than for the past FIVE
or more years.
Principal F. ]. Heavens closed his duties
at the high school yesterday, and starts to-
day on the 11:24 train for New Bedford,
Mass. Mrs. Heavens will remain here for
awhile and then go to her home in Hsdley
for visit.
Mrs. G. G. Treat starts to-day for her
former home in Brooklyn for a months
visit.
At Christ Church.
Tomorrow will be held the annual har-
vest festival in Christ church. The pro-
gram for the day will be as follows:
s, Low celebration.
9:45. Mathis.
1880, High celebration aud sermon.
7:30, Even song.
The music will as follows:
1879 A. NJ
Professional hymn 306.
Communion service in C....................Tou Tours
Hymn 500.
Offertory-"o Lord, How Manifold Are Thy
WORKS .:'.....:..,.......-.,... .barAoy
Recessional, hymn S05.
7:30 Pm.
Process sionel, hymn So2.
Psalter, 10 selection.
Magnificent and Nunc DlmIttis in fat. Sanford
Hymn 800.
offertory-"Ye Shall Dwell in the Land"
Recessional, hymn 3e5.
George p Harris, organist and choirmaster