The Press., 1910-09-07
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 Meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. H. Thursday evening.
 .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis arc spending 8 vacation in New York city
 Miss Mabel Peass has returned from New Hampshire to take up her dutiel as teacher.
 Miss Mary Hanley has taken posi-. tion In the hair-dressing department at R H. Whites, Boston.
 The democratic caucus for the nomination of town officers will be held at Borough hall next Monday evening at 2 30
 Health Officer Patkhurst has fumi- gated the school buildings. By the close cooperation of the teachers with the health officer the number of con- taRious diseases among the scholars the past year was limited to 1S.
 The Charles N Harris circus will be the attraction at the fair grounds next Monday afternoon and evening. One of the features of the show is dozen trained ponies. giving an aci especially pleasing to the children The organization carries a variety o1 other trained animals and advertises 6 strong one.ring program.
 At the meeting of the court oi burgesses last evening a bylaw was adopted providing for street sprink- ling, which Is published in another column. This bylaw was not adopted for the purpose of making any i'm mediate change in the present plan, but to provide for any future action that may seem desirable. It was voted to discontinue the arc light at the corner near Grace church, and have 8 Tungston light placed. The concrete walk on West Main street having been completed, the borough clerk will be enabled to place the assessments in the hands of the abut. ters this week
 In spite of the rainy night there was an attendance of nearly 80 at she republican oauous last evening. Judge R. H. Fisk acted as chairman and Lewis Mclaughlin clerk. All of the nominations were made by aoolama. tion. The state delegates were not instructed, but are understood to be two for Goodwin and two for Lake The following delegates were elected State, Lewis Mclaughlin, R. ". Smith, J. G. Wightman, D. J Gla- zier; congressional, William Park, A. L Mitchell, T. M. Lyon, J. M. Leach senatorial, B. P. Cooley, J. Carl Con- verse, J. M. Larned. O. H. Demond county. George siswiok, H. E. Bur we'll, La Vergne Dimook,. Frank Las. bury; probate. R. ". Ellis, R. M Fisk, L F. Eaton, Anders Jacobsen L. B. Baker, the other nominee for representative last time, was elected to the state delegation, but refused to stand. The town committee elected was as follows: H. s. Abel, J. O. Converse, J. G. Wightman, T. M. Lyon. Marshall Bradway. The con- mittee remains as before, with the exception of Mir. Converse chosen to i'll the vacancy caused by the death of " H. Cooley, and Marshall Bradway, who takes the place of Eugene Ellis, who was reelected. but declined.
 Miss M. Ella Brown, daughter of Mrs. Daniel Brown of Ohurch street, was united in marriage at St. Ed wards church thia forenoon at 10 o'clock to Wilfred L.. L'Esperance of Boston. Rev. F. J. O'Neill offioiated at the nuptial high mass, and a quartet and orchestra assisted in the ceremony. Mrs. s. J. Francis of Indian Orchard, Mass, sang the offertory and Miss Frances McOarthy presided at the organ. Miss Irene Race of Saratoga Springs, N. Y., was maid of honor. and Fred J. ORsavant, IT,. of New York was the best man Mrs Brown gave the bride away, and little Jack M. HorriRan acted as ring bearer. The bridesmaids were Miss Katherine M. Leonard of Charleston, s. O., Miss Grace I. Godfrey of Indian Orchard, Mass, Miss Queenie Brim baum of Hartford and Miss Helen R Butterfleld of this town. The ushers were James Mcdonnell of West War rem, Herbert A. West of Staffordville. Joseph T. Lantagne of Lowell and Wilfred Lamourx of Lowell. The bride wore white duchess Navsen over white satin trimmed with Irish duchess white lace, and carried Q shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. The bride and bridesmaids wore veils, and the latter were attired in white crepe de chine, carrying baskets of white asters. A reception at the house followed the church ceremony. Besse of Hartford catering. The bride Is one of the leaders in the social activities of St. Edwards The groom has responsible position with one of the leading hotels in Bos. ton. Both have many friends, and there was a liberal representation of these present at the ceremony. There was a costly and beautiful array of wedding gifts. Mir. and Mrs. L'EsperanOe will go to St. Johns. N. B for their wedding journey, and will be at home at 21 Peabody street, Newton, after January l. The bride gave a dinner to the bridesmaids al Heublein's at Hartford Monday. This party was Chaperoned by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Godfrey. and a theater party followed the dinner. Last evening the ushers and bridesmaids were given dinner at the Springs House by the bride, and Mrs Brown acted as chap. erone. Both the church and the house were tastily decorated for the occasion. A a-