The Press., 1908-11-04
Mrs. FrederIo. Fnulkner is in New

York on business.
 J. A. Foizie of Monson has taken { position in the Eaton drug store. Work on the foundation for tn, new Converse block has been com menced.
 Miss Zerfea Bumstead of Manches ter. N H.. is the guest of Mrs. 0 H
 Meyers. Jr.
 John Sandy has resigned his position as master mechanic at the Rhode Is land Worsted Go.
 The Central Vermont railroad il laying a spur track at Evergreen parh to connect with the large ice houses erected there.
 Teachers are wanted for the night school. Apply to Rev. H, A. Blake or to Principal W. T. Williams ot the high school.
 O. E. Butterfield has resigned ai janitor of the Congregational church. and Thomas Ooombs has been ap- pointed TO the poslb1on.
 Charles Morrall of Black Rock, Harold Comins of Springfield and Harold Crane of Amherst were in town yesterday for election.
 It Is expected that Rev John H. Rowland of Norwich, district super intendent, will preach in the Metho- dist church on Sunday evening.
 Charles R. Newton, who has taken & responsible position as designer with the Mayo Woolen company of Mill bury, Mass, was home to vote.
 Walter. the young son of MT and Mrs. Frank McQuaid, broke his right arm while playing at school last We'd uesday. He was attended by Dr. O. B. Newton.
 B. P. Cooley, who has been quite ill, is slowly improving. He was at the polls yesterday and spent few minutes in the office of Smith & Cooley later.
 Miss Harvey of the local telephone exchange has gone to Norwich for vacation of a week, and her position is being filled by Miss Isham of the Willimantio exchange.
 Prof. Kelley sof Springfield is to open a dancing class at Eaton's hall on Friday evening. He has conducted a good many of the prominent dances at the Hollow for several seasons.
 Miss Mary L. Roche and Arthur Chapprood were united in marriage at St. Edwards October 26th They were attended by John Roche and Miss Louise Roche. brother and sister of the bride. -r=
 A general conference of Congrega- tional churches of this state will be held with the church in Rockville on Tuesday and Wednesday next; sessions at II. ? and 45 on Tuesday, and at 9 and ? on Wednesday. Problems and work of churches in the country and the manufacturing town and in the oity will be discussed by able men.
 The annual meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions of Congregational churches will be held at Asylum Hill ,hurch. Hartford. from Tuesday to next. At morning and Afternoon sessions addresses will be ,iven. Wednesday afternoon will ,e & young ladies' session. with seats eserved for them.
 Monday night at the Current Events Hub was an evening with Connections Indians. Aside from the usual papers md readings, the Misses Panciera, iny sisters. sang sweetly an Indian Lullaby" Miss Mabel Meyers, gave The Sun Dance," a piano solo. A ine cherry gavsl was presented to the ,lub by the maker, Christopher Allen.
 The Temple of Honor has elected officers as follows: ". O. T., John I. Melbourne; W. V. T., S. F. Pease ". R., L. H. Stevens; ". A. R., Walter Parkhurst; ". F. R., Silas F. Clark; W. T.. A. L. Howard; ". D., John R. Parkhurst; W. U.. Wal ter Pease; W. D. U.. Thurston Royce; ". G., William Symonds ". S., Gerald Neal; P. ". O. T., Ralph ". Lee.
 There were 19 justices of the peace 10 be elected, each party nominating 10. As W. H. Heald was on both he republican and democratic tickets, III on both tickets were elected. as ollows: ". H. Heald, R. H. Fisk, I. M. Larned. O. F. Chandler, F. J. George Goodell, T. Nj. Lyon. Frank Lasbury, H. A. Glazier, !. B. Hongh. Ralph Wiers, D. L. Ellis, H. 0. Fisk, F. J. Glover, George kingsbury, A, H. Adams, H. ). Butterfield, Anthony Adams, NJ. 3. O'Oonnell.
 The local election on Tuesday re- ulted in republican majority of TIT or Taft. Treasurer Patten has a fight to feel pleased over the endorse nent he received by his home town, ,is plurality being 356 and he ran lhead of his ticket 96 votes. The democrats elected one of the repre- 
 1st Dist. 2d Dist. Total
 Electors.
 Al 325 466 | 72 PIT 299 g 5 IA Socialist, 55 6 61 Labor 3 8
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