The Press., 1911-11-15

household furniture for sale Saturday
 at p. m.
 About twenty from the borough at-
 tended the harvest supper at Willing
 ton Hill last evening.
 At the regular meeting of Wauseon
 lodge, L O. O. F., next Tuesday even
 ing, important business will come up. A full attendance is especially
 desired.
 Miss Ethel Whitaker was taken to
 the Springfield hospital Thursday at midnight, where she was operated upon for appendicitis Friday. Her condition is very favorable.
 The school committee have not yet secured the extra teacher for the sixth grade A number of applica- tions have been received and a de- oision will be made in 8 few days.
 Business is unusually good at the
 Warren mill, the carding and spinning departments are working overtime, and it is expected that all of the one hundred looms will soon be running.
 The Young Mems club, under the ( fiji i,lent management of Petar s Key holds, has made an suspicious begin ming, with a mem bership enrolment of 62 to date-38 j1nior and A senior.
 The meeting of the missionary so- ciety was postponed from yesterday to next Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the Congregational parsonage The first chapter in ''Light of the Worll" will be studied.
 There will bs stage attractions, fancy articles and refreshments for sale and dancing each evening at the St Edwards fair from Nov 27th to Dec 3 Lynoh's orchestra will fur. nish music for three nights and Woods orchestra for three nights.
 The theme of the pastors sermon at the Congregational cl uroh next Sunday morning w.ll bs "The peac of God" II the evening it is hoped to have the address illustrated by the It feet scope. D, finita amour 2ement on church calendar and bullt tin beard 
 There are three cases of scall4t fever in the family of Stephen Pease, his son Walter, wfo was mentioned last week, and a younger son and daughter There are al1o two cases In the family Cf Joseph Braun, two and one in the family Of Frank Silk, a son.
 Many are anticipating the concert 1t the Oongreg g atioHal church on We'd 1esday evening, the 22d, by Miss Ethel Whalen and Harold Meek Miss Wha'en has been very successful in ,oncert work, and her sweet soprano voice has increased in volume with ler three years training in Paris Mr. Meek has a fine baritone voice md appears under the same manage. nent as Miss Whalen, Mrs. Antonia Sawyer.
 Borough Health Officer J. R. Park lurst recently ordered the sewer ,lo ed which empties from the Faulk- Ter block on West Main street into a 'ess pool near by, there being no pub ic sewer in the vicinity. An appeal vas taken to County Health Officer 2. M. Yeomans of Andover. On Fri lay MT. Yeomans and Dr. J. H. Townsend. secretary of the state board If health, were here and looked over inc locality and the borough system ot sewers. A report will be made later. MT. Faulkner has petitloned the court of burgesses for a sewer through Green street, starting from in lront of the block.
 A re-routing of the local and other east side trolley lines leaving city hall, Hartford, went into effoot Sun day with view of relieving, in a measure, the congestion at the corner of Main and State stree ts, H ,rtford. The leaving time will. 1emain the same. Rockville and s 1uth Manohes- ter cars will leave city hall from the Central Row side and run east by Main and Morgan streets, instead of leaving by State and Main streets The East liar tford station 6 cars will run by the Connecticut boule yard and State street. inbound, leaving city hall on the Central Row side and running east by Main and Morgan streets, instead of arriving at city hall by Market and State streets and leav- Ing by State and Main streets. Burn- side cars will run, inbound, by Market and State streets, and outbound by Main and Morgan streets.
 Haywood Ramsden had 8 hearing before State Secretary Mathew H Rogers at Ha, tford yesterday. in con- sequence of Ramsden pleading guilty before the borough court of driving his auto while intoxicated, but did not lose his license. A number of witnesses were present from here AS. sistant Prosecuting Attorney Willis H. Reed of Stafford said that the driver had attracted attention by driv- Ing with both hands eff the wheel. Reed notified the deputy sheriff of his actions. He did not think the man safe to have on the highways, for himself or for others. Michael H saw Ramsden the day in question, and before the scene in the street Ramsden drank whiskey, but he usually took lager. Dr. James Stretch said the man Ras intoxicated. F. J. Glover of Stafford Hollow said the man said he was sick after taking two drinks of whiskey. Herbert Cady, said he had never seen Ramsden in- Eoxicated previous to this day Fran ois Cleveland of Hartford testified that he believed Ramsden is 8 temperate