The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-01
SHELTON.
Especial Journnl-courler New. serv,ceo

Shelton, Sept. 30--The church workers of the local Congregational church held very largely attended and interesting meeting, this afternoon at o'clock. in the Sunday school room ot the church. Many outsiders, none members of the society, who at- tended the meeting upon invitation by the society, to hear Miss Miriam l.. Woodberry. a representative of the Congregational Home Missionary so- ciety, give a very interesting address on her missionary work and the good accomplished by this society,
 A very successful fifteen-cent tea was held this evening at the home of MT. and Mrs Geoorge W. Beardsley, on Perry avenue. Tea was served from o'clock until o'clock by tho ladies of the NJ. E. church under the auspices of whom the tea was held Following the conclusion of the tea a very pleasant evening was passed. Those present helped MT. and Mrs. Reardsley celebrate in n most fitting manner the fortieth anniversary of their coming 10 Shelton. Everyone present will remember the evening and ono of the most enjoyable in their careers.
 The regular meeting of the Kings Daughters of the Congregational church will he held at the parsonage Thursday afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock.
 The democrats of the town of Hunt ington will meet In caucus Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the town hall and make out the town ticket to be voted upon at the polls on Mondey, October 6.
 The open mir rally held this evening at the corner of Howe avenue and Bridge street was attended by several hundred. The speaker of the evening was Guy F. Miller of Colorado. MT. Miller gave A very able address and held his audience through until the close. Mir Miller was one of the first to be deported from Victor. Col, a' the time of the labor troubles in that city.
 The republican electors of the town of Huntington met ,n caucus this evening and made ort the ticket to be voted upon at the town meeting Co he | held on Monday of next week. The electors turned out in largo numbers almost four hundred being present The ticket made out is as follows:
 Asseasors--Daniel A. Nichols, Sam. uel Tyther.
 Board of relief-w. w. Radcliffe I,eander J. Wheeler
 Selectmen-S. ]. Palmer, Nicholas Wakelee.
 Agent town deposit funds-Daniel S Brlnamade.
 Registrars John IT, Hlll, first dis trlct; F. E, l}card. second district
 School commlttee--E l. Keeler
 constabes William F. Robbins Alexander I. Burgess. Arnott r. Smitf Henry Steler.
 Collector of town taxes-Edward w Kneen,
 Auditor Frank w. Beardsley.
 Director of public library--Daniel $ Brnsmado
 Tree warden-H. Andrew Beattle.
 Judge of probate--Judge D. A. Mic hos
 Col $. c. Blakoman acted as chair man of the meeting and Edward Knecn az clerk The only contest o the evening was that of electing member of the school cmmittee. r !. Kecler defeated Frank w. Boards ley by vote of PIT Go 12s. It 1 sad Mir. Beardsley owes his defeat t A remark made by him to the effec that if elected he would work to TO lnstate Miss Mara Jennings, tho de posed teacher of the Perry school Before the meeting adjourned tn clerk of the meeting announced ,tha a room in tho pierpont block ha, been fitted up for the republican head quarters and would be opened day an, night until after the presidential cleo ton, All republicans of the tow, were invited to use the rooms. Tn clerk also announced that the towi committee had securN Congressms ., Illley and the Hon, ] F. Tilson, address an pnen meeting of the re "nbicans ot to he heldti
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