The Press., 1906-03-28

Mrs. August Stumpfel is in New
York.
The schools are having weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown spent
Sunday in Bloomfield
Miss Edna Edgerton recently visited
friends in Willimantio.
Miss Case of the Willimantic nor.
NAL school has been the guest of Miss
Edna Edgerton.
Emery Clough of the grammar
grade has not been absent nor tardy
during the past term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luce of South
Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Spicer of South Wilmington spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. J. FL. Allen are at
tending the annual session of the New
England southern conference, held at
the First Methodist church. Newport,
r. former parish of Mr.. Aliens.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold their an
nual oyster supper in the town hall
Friday evening. The Peddler's Pa
rade' will be given in the evening.
Supper and entertainment, 25c.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by
those who attended the supper and
entertainment given at the Congrega-
tional church last Friday evening.
The readings by Miss Agard and quar-
Sterry, Mr. Barnard and Mr.. Agard
we're special features of the evening.
CHAPLIN.
Mrs Myrtle Streeter and son, Earle,
are with relatives in Providence for
a week.
A sociable and entertainment will
be held at the residence of M A.
Goodwin Monday evening Admis-
sion, 13c, two for Csc.
The Natchaug grange is at present
in flourishing condition. Twelve
new members have recently been mi
tiated, making in all nearly sixty
mem bers.
Laing Bros. moving pictures will
be presented in the audience room of
the Congregational church this We'd
nesday evening under the auspices of
the Y. P. S. @. E. society.
Miss Gertrude Barlow of West
Stafford and Mrs. A. G. Barlow of
Westford, also Mrs. Dana Jaquith
and Miss Edith Taylor of Westford
we're guests at H. G. Barlow's recent
ly.
Mrs. William Ross entertained
about sixty at her home recently with
over hundred records on the Edison
phonograph~ and a number of selec-
tions with the Angelus piano player.
Ice cream and cake were served and
an excellent time was enjoyed by all.
WALES. EN
The annual roll-call and election
of officers of the Wales Baptist church
will be held i'll the vestry Thursday
evening. Friday evening the Short
family concert company will give a
concert under the auspices of the Da.
Wis class.
The annual town meeting will be
held in Wales next Monday. G. M.
Stew art, nominated for selectman on
the democratic ticket, has Withdrawn
his name. The town committee has
nominated in his place r. D. Shaw,
who is also the republican nominee
The registrars of voters completed
their work Saturday and added II
names to the voters lists. The total
additions this year are about Is.
The democratic caucus was held
Friday evening and the following
were nominated: Clerk and treas
urer, o. P. Royce; selectmen and
overseers, William McKinnon, r. d.
Shaw and J. Fl. Walker; collector,
Charles G. Thompson; assessors, Ma
than F. Bradley, J. H. Walker and
W. E. Needham; school committee
for one year. F. N. Royce; three
years, Herbert E. Shaw; constables,
@. G.. Thompson, Thomas Welsh and
John Maynard; library trustee for
one year, DR.. 0. W. Sedgwick; three
years, Mrs. William McKinnon; tree
warden, Porter Walbridge; cemetery
comm issioner, O. P. Royce; auditors,
A. A. Hubbard and E. T.. Needham.
At the republican caucus Friday
evening the moderator was D. E. Par
ker, and the secretary Gordon Royce.
The following nominations were
made: CLERK and treasurer, o. P.
Royce; selectmen and overseers of
the poor, William McKinnon, o. G.
Royce and George M. Stewart; asses
sors, Nathan S. Bradley, J. H. Walker
and W. T. Needham collector, Chas.
G. Thompson; tree warden, H. A.
Mcfarland; library trustee for one
year, Rev. E. B. Dolan; three years,
Mrs. William McKinnon; school CON-
mittee for one year, F.. M. Royce
three years, Fl. E. Shaw; auditor, A.
A. Hubbard and E. L. Needham ;
cemetery commissioner, o. 9. Royce E;
constables, Charles G. Thompson,
Thomas Welsh and John Maynard.
Do Not Be Imposed Upon.