The Press., 1910-11-02

Mrs. K. E. Foster, who has bean spending some time in town, has gone to Washington, D O., for the winter.
 Attorney M. D. O'Oonnell. the To- cal democratic candidate for represen- tative, will be one of the speakers at rally at Rockville this evening. T The insurance on the burned plant at Forestville has been satisfactorily adjqsted The company has not yet made any definite plans for the future.
 K O. K A Note: The castle will meet weekly during November Tomorrow evening esqufreship will be conferred, at the usual place aud time.
 Miss Lulu Ide, who is studying at Che New England Conservatory of Music, has acoeptsd Q position as sop-ano soloist in Q large church in Cambridge, Mass.
 The registrars held their final meet ing Monday, and the lists now show 254 voters in the first district and 75s in the second district. Fourteen names have been added in the first district and Is in this district.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold an after noon meeting, for sewing, next Tues day, beginning at o'clock. All the ladies of the church are invited to attend and bring sewing utensils.
 Patrick Duffy, boss cRrder, O. Ma terver, second hand, and Napoleon Bertrand, machinist, have gone to th' Fabyan mill at Medway. Max Lohse boss spinner, and George Morrison, fnisher, have gone to New Boston.
 The democrats will have another rally at their headquarters on Mair street Friday evening. The speaker will include Hon Hadlai A. Hull oi New London, Senator Thomas F Noope of Rockville and Judge Lymar Tingiar of Rockville.
 Col W. Fl. Hall, will winter hi trotting stock, consisting of five head here. Mir. Hall is to build 8 stable in the rear of the Springs House barn J. F. Kingsley, the driver and traine who has been with MT. Hall thi season, will have charge of the stable and will make his headquarters at th' Springs House
 A Halloween party was given Mon day evening in the guild room ot Grace church by the Girls Friendly society. A number of guests wer invited. and all taking part in tn various amusenents provided by tn committee, every body shared heartil. in the pleasure of the evening. Cocoa sandwiches, popcorn and peanut were served
 John Phillip Sousa, with his ia nous band, will give a concert at tn town hall in Rockville next weel Thursday afternoon. This Is an op portunity for lovers of band music t hear the best there is. Two youn women soloists will add to the variet of the program. Seats are on sale a Wendbeiser's music store and can ordered by telephone.
 A republican rally wilt bs held g St Edwa ards hall on Friday evening The speakers will be Ex-Mayor " F. Henny of Hartford and Attorne Wm. J. Mulligan of Thompsonville Lyuch's orchestra will furnish music It is expected that Congressman E 8. Henry. Sheriff Sprague and Parle B. Leonard, the republican nomine for senator, will bs present
 At the annual meeting of the tow school board, heli n the librar rooms Monday afternoon, organizatio was perfected as follows: Chairman Robert Fl Fisk; secretary, M [ O'Oonnell; auditors, " s. Walbridg and N. D O'Oonnel1; building con mittee, Herbert Glazier, Rev I I Booth and M. D. O'Connell; actin visitors-borough schools, R H Fisl M. D. o'Oonnell; Stafford Stree Staffordville, Stafford, Leonard ar [ Rockwell Hill districts, Rev. I ] } Booth; 6tb, 14th and l Ssh district , Herbert Glazler; 12th. 13th and 16l , districts, Myron F. Avery; transpo { tation committee, acting visitor each district.