The Press., 1910-10-05
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 RsgulaF meeting of lEashapaus Lake Granss thiS evening. No fr0sts So do any harm on tho Union hills ID to OCt. 4. at least.
 Many are reporting that potatoel aEe rottang badly. some having moi moEe than half . Orop.
 The contract for che state roads hac been let to the Bridge company O1
 AzArdville. and work is due to com. aenOe Got. 10
 This beautifal weather is much en- l1ORed. but shose who have dry or fail. Iing wells land there are many such lore longing for Esin.
 Nr. and Mrs. Andy Knight. with little daughters. Katie and Mary. heRe returned from West Virginia. where MF. Knight has beAn employed in coal msne. Tho family are Iix, in6 at Joseph azabo's.
 The vote nn tho quauAion ef state supsryisioa q sChools TT 1Eomlay re- saAted In q bie. but p bly there will hs aD Oppot tsnnity 0 udtie the knot at fAhe meetina tn NOvambar. Although AhOse who zo in favor of this pro gRaasive enb arc disappointed tkAt umf d not como ont more asgonalg u hpeEviGion. yst there Is 10 nasd e bs discouraged. Reforms of nny kina arc seIdOm carried with. out oE Sion from ignorance. pre- jn4los nnd self. interest. but. as . gentlenan recently remarked: "It seanag such . pity Shat politics should ba brought iutO anything thas is % obvtOusly for the good of the town. ''
 kever. We must remember that the
 Jrld is moving right along. and it e only Q matter of time when OOnneC- ltpnt. like Massachusetts. will have upexvision in all her schools.
 At the annual town meeting the iullOwing ticket was elected. Fifteen atRaight votes were Oast for the demo. cratic ticket and nineteen straight votes for che republican ticket. Fifty tWO votes were cast In all, and two were rejected @ blanks. On the sChool matter Nfty votes were cast, and of these twenty Ave were yes and tWenty no. The ticket elected as f0llows:. Assessor. N. O. Walker, F !; board Of relief. Myron Heck, d, G6OFee Town. r. T. O. Newell, 2: selectmen, e. ". Thayer, F. 4. M. Hec d, L. N. Reed, F, agentS town ddp0ait. ". Richards. r; auditors. R. B. Horton, r. George Heok, d 1; grand jnFoFs, M. J. Brown, r. O. E. Willis. q E: collector of taxes. T. O.. NsWell,r; OOnktabIes. W.s. Horsman. '. T.. R. Porter. d i: registrars of voters, M [ Brown. r. L. B. Booth, q; school OOmmittees GeoTge Town, r, Charles T. Rindge. d; library di- EeCtOrs. O A. PrOulx, T. John Buck ley. ?: tree warden, E 0. Walker, F. Tho items of e1penses of the town for the past year are as follows: For sChpola. $1, ,2a6. 12; for roads, @1,- 401 59; for town officers, $482. 94 i; miaOelIansous. 4775. or. Available al1ats in favor of the town total, in- 'clnding Oash on hand. with all. bills paid. and no debt and no paupers, l l4l.746 71.
 1Eashapaug.
 H. R. Howard attsnded the county |euuvfntion at Stafford springs last
 llday.
 Mfss Frances Walker spent last Wednesday and Thursday with friends In 0rOustville.
 Mineva Q. Crawford visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs c " Craw- fOrds for few days last week
 Miss Edith Oady. Mrs. Charles Phipps and Mrs. Burnett of South bridge called on friends in town Mon. day afternoon.
 Mrs. o. W Boynton of Nutley. N. J.. returned to her home Monday. having spent several days as the guest of Mrs. Fl. R. Howard.
 Thomas A. Hudson attended the senatorial convention in Rockville last week. and took the opportunity to visit relatives whom he hadn't seen for several years.
 MT. and Mrs. Nicholas GillIs, Mir.