The Press., 1910-10-19
Maatina of tbe Ladiea', AuxiIiary of

\ l Ralph Pronty has taken . position in hardware store in'SpringAeld.
 l Mrs ". H. Oorbin of Hartford has
 been Ruast of Miss Elinor Valentine.
 Dr. John Hassett of Lee, Mass.gs.,, visited relatives in town the ilrag ol the week.
 A son was born the 7th to Mr. and
 Mrs. Carl Helm, and grandson Co Mr. and Mrs Louis Helm
 l Miscellaneous topics on foreign missions were read at the. Mais. sionary meetlngs at the Congregation. al parsonage Tuesday afternoon. Wes- tsrn Women in Eastern Lands vas the study book chosen for the year. Tea was served. as
 There will be social at the Metho- dist church next Wednesday evening, including harvest supper and an en- tertainmant Supper served att E o'clock by Mrs M. Bolieau. MFs. ". Ct Ella and Mrs. E. A. Keefs. sSdp- DOT and eut 4rtafnmans, 151; Aarssr6nsE- | ss s ment alone, loo. @sszs :.
 Among tFioss who were Tn town for the fair: Mrs Harold Post of PlTiIa- delpllla, Edward Newton 6f Dana, Mass John Burr of Nsw Yofk, KlEss and Mrs 2 B. CoHnfns of spfinaf old, George Fsnton If oranes. Eas ]; ai9 Mrs. A. T ati4iels e WatsfbbalfEy,1, ], HeEbsrt Day .uf Eo5di fiiisser; Mass S pr. Patrick E sdIiivs6 df < WaIIine. ford, Mrs. Geo. SImonds ok Hal tEDAitl
 The seni-snnusI maesi6ie of .sthe Holland Cuuntv Medical association was held at Ro kvfIle Tussday aftgr- noon. pr. Q. B. Newton, the deSn of Staff ,rd physicians, read the county report and had paper on 'ClimatoI. ogy y Dr F L Smith had . paper on ''Scarlet F, ver'' and Dr J. F. HRnley one cn ".Anterior Foliomye-t litis.''
 At the Current Events club Monday evening interesting papers o1s tue geography and early literature of the scandinaviau peninsula were giyenz with rsadinga from Oarly1s. iases Margsry Morsee and Haz l Butteraelld gave tho musical numbers on the pro- gram. Mrs O. Peroiyql. Bard sa saPd a. Mrs. Frank Spellnan were chosen to represent .the club at the atats fedara- tiOn meeting at Danieleon next week
 The theatre-goersso SbnRoFd pay see a real treat at St Edward yauahAJH next Wednesday evening, vBshenaa Els Man On The. Rox'' will bs presentet' by the same company which playad9 s'The Devil" here two years aRnfi The comedy. that comes next week drew full house in New York city for 200 successive nights Only high pricss could get such professional actors to favor us Admission, $1,, 75c, 500. Children, a25s RsseBvbd seats at Warren's Y Atss
 Leaves in stable of tlla barn. of. Mrs. ". A. Colnins caught fire. last Wednesday, bne the hlaas Mas 6x tinguished with lIttle damage. Last Friday morning there aas . alnalI die1 in John Brenneu's house on OenterI street, which originated In a bundIe of bed clothing. The loas was snlalI { A forest fire at Forestville burned over about 50 aofes owned by John Skaa11 last evening. The loss On the SIlea1 tract is smalI, aa it has been burneS] over once before. A forest fire near Grant avenue last evening caused some nervousness, but was oontr0llsd with but little damage.
 The selectmen and town clerk wilt meet Friday, Oot. 21st, from 9 a. m.1 until noon, at the town hall in staf- ford, and in the Borough hall at the Springs from I p m. to 5 p. ffi., and on Friday, Oct 2sth, at She town hall, Stafford, from g o'clock in the forenoon until noon, and at the Borough hall, Stafford Springs, from o'clock to 8 p. m., for the purpose of making voters There are 30 names to be acted on in the first dis trict and 63 in the second district The board of registrars of the first district will hold their final meeting for the revision of the lists at Wight. mans carriage shop on Monday, Oct {, 31st, from g a m to 5 D., ,nl,..sz'sErIae meeting for a similar purpose; of ,tRe registrars of the second .dittli, will be held the same day at the same hours at Attorney M D O'Connell''s s office. .~ 7 <. .S@'ss .. .'s ',''-
 At the democratic oaucus held in Borough hall last evening O. B. Pin- ney was chosen chairman and ". E.. Hanley clerk Nj. D. O'Oonnell and Myron P. Avery were nominated for representatives. The following were1 nominated for justices of the peace F. J. Glover, H o. Fisk, Willis E. Belcher, Willie A. Pierce, aFrAr k Fairfield, David Bissett, Arthur H Adams, Napoleon Pero, Jr ,, J. Allen MIX and ". H. Heald. The demo- crats will have a smoker at their room, formerly occupied by the Stat ford steam laundry, Friday evening. Mayor Smith of Hartford, Esenatj1 Noone of Rockville and Ohairman Butlex of the Hartford town commit. tee will be present and gives@ short talks. .,s.ss < IsSs.
 The republican Caucns was, held on Monday evening. The change waa made aa lE Waa thought that Tuee7RY evening would not be withinG the time prescribed by the ballot law. The Press was not notified in time to announce the second change. J. Carl Converse acted as clerk and 0 H. Moore as clerk. The nominations for were made by ballot ... ata... .l..aa. lanA fAn ALn Enn.. l,.l Isa&