The Press., 1898-10-13
srAFFORn sPRINas.

Regular session of Wauseon lodge, |. O. O. F., next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Gardiner Hyde of Providence, a former resident of the borough, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Pease.
 Mrs. John Lee and Miss Kate Mccarthy of Providence were the guests of Mrs. K . r. Horrigan during the past week.
 The registrars will hold their last meet Ing for receiving the names of voters to be made at II. \. Abels store next Mon- day from 9 to 5.
 CoRRECTIoN; -I In my communication of Inst week made a mistake us to the timb when no report was made in Dist. No. l. It should have read two years ago Instead of last year. Mir. W. H. Black made c most excellent report of that district last year. ]. K. WAsHBURN.
 At recent meeting of the board of school visitors 1t was voted that no lost time should be made up by teachers on Saturdays unless by consent of the district committee, but may be made up at the end of the term.
 Mss Celia Holt has presented to the library, through the Womans Library club, the Charles Dudley Warner library. HE lA h kNNhl A1AAAAhh Ap Aht tblbANhN1 department, and comes in 20 volumes, fun morocco bound.
 c. N. Lawton has sold his house and lot on Grant avenue to O. M. Brown, pro- prietor of the Chicago grocery. Mir. LawtOn will move next week across the avenue Into the cottage of Miss Holt, re- oently occupied by Mrs. K. K. Foster.
 Tho annual meeting of tho ladies' aid society of the Congregational church will be hold with Mrs. James Mclaughlin on Highland Terrace next Monday, at 8 p. m. As there Ia business of importance to be transacted n large attendance is desired.
 The board of school visitors, at their annual meeting held Tuesday, elected w. n. Black chairman and J. R. Washburn ascrstary for the ensuing year. The members of the board are Rs follows W. IT, Black, Wm. H. Corbin, K. l.. Burr, John NJ Larned, Ralph Wlers and J. k. Waahburn.
 Tho Central wooden company has or oct cd three little hose and hydrant houses on three sides of their plant. In these houses the hose will be attached to the hydrant, the wrench will be in position to turn the water on, and 1t will be but q few seconds tn case of fire before a mum. ber of streams would be in operation.
 Tho first regular meeting of the Cur. rent Events club will be held next Mon. day night at the home of Mrs. F. F. Pat ten. The following program will be giv. ens Quotations from Poor Richards Al. manac Introduction to American Lit. erature, Mrs. W. fl. Corbin; The Early Colonial Literature, Mrs. s. A. Jacobs FrRnklin's Autobiography, Miss Mary | Newton.
 The Rev. Adrian Dykemans, formerly eurate of St. Edwards church, who left the borough two months ago for the mls alons of Kansas. has boon appointed pastor of Neodesha, Freedonia, and Fal River, Kansas. Neodesha has congre gation of German Freedonia, q French and Fall River an Irish. His friends will be glad to learn of his appointement and wish him suecess.
 A letter has been received from k. W Muzzy, formerly superintendent of thu electric light company. Mir. Muzzy Is [ corporal in Go. B, 1st U. s. Vol. En glneers, and Is stationed at Abourto Pass Porto Rico. The climate does not RRrel with Mir. Muzzy, and he has lost 30 lbs In weight. He hopes, after the oomple ton of three bridges which are being built, to got back to this country.
 This week a mission for the Frenol members of St. Edwards church Is beinI given by the La Salette fathers of Hart ford. The closing exercises will talk place next Sunday. On Sunday, Oct. 23d the Pnulist fathers of New York will open q mission for the English speakln members of the hurch. Rev. W. J. El liott, tho distinguished orator, misslonRr and temperance lecturer, will be the lead or of the missionary band. At the clos of the mission Fr. Elliott will lecture O temperance and total abstinence.
 Tho court of burgesses held speola meeting last Friday evening and instruct cd tho warden to proceed in the matter ( walk and curb, ordered on Church stree before Oct. 1. The property owners O said streot have taken no action to compl with the order. Tho work will be cor duoted under tho provisions of tn borough charter. The one remainln section of curb and walk ordered on Wes Main street will also beAttended tU unde direction of the warden. The matter ( sewers on Grown street and Westfor avenue will come up again at e meetin to be held later.
 COUNTRY CLUB NoTEs.-Josiah Co, verso has very generously given sth Country Club the gratultous use of portion of hls land for the extension tho golf course. Two holes will be laI ont thore, and these, with another hole be located on the clubs grounds, vi give the much desired nlne-hole oours Tho members Of tho club are under grel obligations to Mir. Converse for his kin' neaa. At a meeting of tho governor held Saturday evening, he and Mrs. Col verao were eleoted honorary members the club. ..... Gentlerncn's putting and Il diea' driving contests will be held Satu day afternoon, and tea will be served b tween ( and by Mrs. c. Allen, Mir Lewis Mclaughlin and Mrs. l. O. Co verse.