The Press., 1912-09-18
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 andidates: Assessor, H. P. Ami
 board of relief, Stephen B. Tiffts
 ace L. Durkee; selectmen, FreC
 m, Ernest Weeks; agent of towl
 bsit and school fund, George O.
 oh; auditor, Stephen B. Tifft
 nd jurors, Justin Burrell, Edwir
 ant; tax collector, R. B. Tifft
 hstables, Frank Bennett, H. 0. Bar W; registrar of voters, W. L.. Dur
 e; library" directors, w. l.. Durkee,
 by. B. O. Bugbee, Henry Amidon | wn school committee, Mrs. Abbie Balch. .-..
 .Westfordr
 Miss Leila Eastman is at home with her father, H. A. Eastman.
 Mrs. Jane Eastman and daughter, Ileila, were in Hartford Tuesday and Wednesday. ~.1
 Miss Alma Josefson of Mansfield Center has been the guest of Miss Gladys Barlow the past week.
 Mrs. Velura Taft of Norwich and Mrs. Jane Tagan of Canterbury were here last week visiting their brother, John V. Lyon. .-
 David Chism and daughter, Laura, of Springfield, Mass. i, visited ;. his brother, F. 0. Chism, Sunday. MT. Chism, who is in the cash carrier business, has built new house in Petersham, Mass, where his wife formerly lived and was born.
 Miss Grace Barlow was agreeably surprised last Saturday evening, when about seventy five of her friends and neighbors gave her a surprise party, with a variety shower of presents. Rev. P. s. Collins and wife and MT. Higgins of North Ashford entertained the company with music, recitations and stories. Ice cream and cake were served. Friends came from Mans field, Stafford, Eastford, Woodstock and. Southbridge, Mass. The party was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. Blanche Walker, and proved an entire surprise.
 Westford Hill.
 Nelson Noel spent Sunday with his mother in Warrenville. .... : Mrs. CD. Chapman of Warrenville was guest of relatives here last Thursday. .~
 Miss Myrtle Chapman has accepted employment in the home of Rev. R. G.. Clepp, Stafford Springs.
 James Chism of Schenectady, N. Y. , is spending his vacation with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. c. D. Chism.
 George Lipps and: A. O.. Sqnires, delegates, attended the democratic convention held in Hartford last We'd nesday and Thursday. :.
 Delegates Henry Amidon and Justin Burrell, and MO. Chapman attended the republican congressional conven- tion held at Willimantic last Satur. day. :+
 , Warrenville.
 s Miss Myrtle Chapman has returned home after few days visit with relatives here.
 R. H.. Wright has had some repairs made recently in the way of shingling. Dwight Shippee did the work. M IT. and Mrs. Edmund Lovejoy oi lPawtucket, R: l., were guests of thei1 mother, Mrs. Merrill Louks, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mathewson and little son, Claude, returned Sun day to -Willimantic after a week $ visit with relatives here. The grange held no meeting last week owing to the heavy shower :ot 3the afternoon and the absence from town of several members.
 Sunday services were of regular order and attendance. Subject of ser. HmonI f'Salvation, Acts 16: 31. O. E. was in charge of Miss Ethel M. Durkee. '-..
 Mrs. o. D. Chapman had a bunch of apple blossoms which she was showing the other day, and though they were out of season they were the real article. :' ygS
 The people of the village here re- gard themselves as quite fortunate il not being heavy sufferers from the gale of Wednesday. aFhose living or the hills got the full. force of the storm and much damage was done.
 The prayer service of Thursday wa' quite we'll attended. This week M. s. Louks,. state organizer, and Rev, MT. Bolster of New York will be pres ent and addresses will be delivered ir the church on the subject of prohi- bitiOn. :,
 At a recent meeting of the Sunday School the following delegates to Ashford Baptist association meetings were chosen: Deacons z. B. Bick nell and w. H. Lanphear, also Mr. and Mrs. David Mathewson and Rev. and Mrs. B. o. Bugbee. The associ atioh meets at Central Thompson Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 24-25