The Press., 1894-10-04
WELLINGTON.

Inspection of Women's Relief Corps by Miss Wright, of Norwich, in G. A. R. hall, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Fred Clark and wife left for their home in Missouri Monday morning. Bertha Farnham came from Boston Saturday to live with Mrs. E. P. Taylor.
 Four of the twelve registered women voters of this town exercised their elect oral privileges at the town meeting Mon- day.
 Mrs. Ida M. Bronson and her daugh- ter, Ethel, left for New York on the Mon- day evening boat train. Nine members of the local grange were given leave by vote at it's last meet ing to join Quinnebaug Pomona, where higher degrees in the order are taken at it's quarterly meetings in various towns | within it's jurisdiction. The next meeting will be held in Mansfield the second Wednesday in November. In the attendance table of the school visitors report the name of Clarence E. Essex. Dist. No. 9, ought in justice to head the list, as he was neither absent nor tardy the greatest number of days, 19O, thirty days more than in any other case! Yet all the nine scholars heading the list are in the loll of honor -Lucien Holt, 88 years of ago, who voted at the annual town meeting Mon- day, has never missed but one of the kind for sixty-six years. He has never missed an electors meeting, having cast his first vote for Andrew Jackson. | Parties who have been marauding about the premises of H. l.. Keens, Vii, lage Hill, for some time and disturbing the peace, were complained of Mon- day before Grand Juror Brackett. The Keens family express themselves as de. termined to put a stop to such acts of lawlessness.
 l Just one hundred voters came out al the town meeting -seventy-nine republi. can, twenty-on democratic. There wasn't quite so much scratching as was antici pated. Below is the list of officers, with the vote in each case:
 Assessors-E. H. Burdick, r., 79; F. M. Barrett, d., 21.
 Board of relief Matthew Burdick, r., 78; F. w. Pratt, r.. 7S; J. T. Tennant d., 21.
 Selectmen - AdOlph Korper, r., 75 William D. Ruby,r., 79; L.W. Holt, d., 19 Town agent and agent of town deposit fund-W. H. Hall, r., 78. Town clerk, treasurer and treasurer o town deposit fund, M. l.. Dimock, r., 99
 Collector-D. c. Dimock, r., 70.
 Constables- Hall, r., TT; c. H Ryder, d., 21.
 Registrar of electors H. Hall, r., 78
 School visitors for three years Charles T. Preston, r., 78; Charles H. Brown, r. 82; Mrs. Esther Dimock d., 21 Auditor-D. c. Dimock, r., 79.
 Grand jurors-W. H. Bracket, r., 77 Arthur Eldredge, r., 78; G. B. Marble r., 78; George H. Wolcott, d., 21; A. D Dimock, d., 21; F. R. Mason, d., 21.
 South Wilmington Correspondence.
 Stated communication of UrielLodge No. "A, F. X A. M., Saturday night.
 -J. W. Harrison dislocated his shoul der on Saturday, Sept. 22d. He can play ball any more this season. | AAdl1 lS HIS department until half past eight nights.
 George Barrows, of Pawtucket, RI. was in town Wednesday. He rode iron Willimantic on his wheel
 Gardiner Hall and family and w. II Hall and family attended the wedding o Miss Stella Johnson, at the residence o Munroe Johnson, of Mansfield Hollow to-day.
 William Lewis and family, of Nev York, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Id Brownlee.
 E. l.. Connor took & trip to Ney York and Hartford last week. -C. 0. Essex is building an addition t his barn.
 | (Moose Meadow correspondence.)
 Four persons were taken into full membership in the church last Sunday In spite of the dreary weather quite large congregation was gathered.