The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-31
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At the close of the democratic caucus Monday evening a meeting was held by the committee to consider the formation of democratic club. It was decided that the committee would meeting in Leighton's hall for the purpose of form ing the club at some date to be an- nounced later. The secretary of the caucus was instructed to cast one bal- lot for the present town committee: Chairman Marcus E. Cook, James A. Downey, Maurice Barry, Oscar Peter son, George Cooke, Joseph Altschuler, Arthur A. Blakeslee, P. J. Griffin, W. s. Gillette, Linus H. HalL E. c. Cox, P. D. Leonard, Hugh F. Prior, Arthur Smith and John G. Phelan. It was voted to increase the number of the committee to twenty, and the following gentlemen were added: Thomas F. Fahey, w. s. Fogarty, p. M. Roche, J. J. Houlihan, and Almon J. Ives. The night blooming cereus of G. B: Dickerman blossomed again Monday night, and 1t was expected that there would be ten more blossoms last night. If the ten materialized the plants yield this season is thirty-eight blossoms. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Dowden, Mrs, H. A. Chapman, MT. and Mrs. W. A. Simp- son and children left yesterday morn ing Cor New York.
 John Murray succeeds J. L. Sullivan as one of the local agents for the Met ropolitan Insurance company
 Co. K will leave for Manassas next Saturday morning on the o'clock train. First call will be sounded at T:15 and the assembly at 7:45. All extra baggage will be carried in blanket roll. Articles which all should carry are: Towels, comb and brush, toothbrush, shirts, collars, extra under clothing, stockings, an extra pair of shoes or rub bers, and at least two pair of white gloves.
 Real estate transfer: John E. McCabe to William Smith, store and 16x1SS feet of land.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Brown, Misses Inc and Edna Brown, Miss Mildred Barber left yesterday for a stay in Prospect.
 Putnam council, 0. U. A. M, had a Holly watermelon feed Monday night. l The greens committee of the Country l club offer a special cup to the player securing the lowest net score for S6 holes, IS holes to be played September IS. and IS to be played September 5. Medal rules will govern the handicap land all players are eligible except the winners of championship and consola- tion classes, the following players have been paired off: Championship, c. Hale Tvs. Andrews; Platt vs, Edsall; consola- tion, F. Hale, jr, ys, Stevenson; Davis lys CluIee.
 F. M. CowIes, teller of the First Ma. Il tional bank, has returned fro ma two weeks vacation spent sightseeing.
 The Wallingford drum corps has rent led the rooms in the Wallace block for. lmerly occupied by Putnam council.
 Mrs. Peter LeCroix and two daugh' iters, the Misses Emma and Cecilia Ihave gone to Quebec, where the young zlladies will enter the convent of St Maurice. Miss Catherine Galligan lef lalso for Quebeck and will enter the con lvent.
 Word has been received here iron
 Rome, Italy, stating that Principa
 Dows who has been i'll in that city would return here September 10. Z. Charles A. Hearn of this place, whc
 has quite a reputation as a trick cyclist
 is making big hit Woodside park
 as one of the Baker brothers troupe
 trek cyclists and cycle whirlers. He hai Ejust completed four weeks engage
 ment at Atlantic City