New Britain herald., 1915-08-07
ncne as yet has openly announced I ..
 To Organize Republican Club.

ncne as yet has openly announced his candidacy
 To Organize Republican Club. r Knowing that their power, would be rcatlv increased if they were or Eanized, meeting of the Swedish voters of this town will be held next Wednesday, when plans will be formu- lated for forming a Swedish Republi- can club. s
 There are at present aoout sixtv-five Swedish voters in this, town With the organization of the club there Is no question that they wills have more weight in the town meetings and caucuses. #....%
 Golfer Dam Swept Away.
 E. c. Goodrich, the contractor who has been awarded the contract to build the new concrete and steel bridge on the Turnpike road to span the Matta be ssett river. Is having his troubles these days. Assisted by the heavy rainfall. the river Is swollen to such an extent that it has overflown its banks A coffer dam constructed q few weeks ago has been swept away by tile swift waters. It has been necessary for the contractor to tie feavy ropes to the pumps in the streams in crder to keep them from Icing swept away also, The material left on the bank. i.I*:uding some stout timbers, has disappeared down the stream.
 The work on the bridge could not be resumed yesterday as the water is too h.gh. State Engineer Caldwell paid a visit to the structure yesterday after roon but he could determine on nothing definite as the bridge was in undated. |'
 MT. Goodrich has been having con- siderable difficulty with the contract. At first he could not secure sufficient labor. Then he >xper:e.-cG trouble " ith Guickcard, There is a rle9tion whether the bri 1ge will be completed within the required twenty five work ing days. which will soon expire, efter which the contractor will have to forfeit s1o for every extra day.
 FDr:Mi:,2ton Road :5oraDcd
 Eclcct;'G> William l.. Gihnov had tho cnt:rc town fcrce out working cn Pennington read this rlo:.-:ng. The road. wfich vas Covc."c with mud a5 tfe result of the storms. was scraped ;r6 the r1ud carted away.
 The work If pa'chinT D :ilo h r]es i1 the roai and oi.ins -':~ highway rad to be GcferTe1 for q ~o-v days be- cause of the wet conditions.
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 Tho inclcrnencE oL tae weather did no, hinder the attendance at tho '"aS1ueralc and dance given iasS eve i: :r:'t2t the -ew Ct-arTc i7 VI N~ ''"~..,- iN stcn read under the aucpiccs of the Felrirc' Bend society ;>l;u A&Ul couplcc were present. &or1c tcry prctty ard fancy costumes were worn Thc Rcc,>ley orchestra. ccnSistirs of - N. Ra@Oa. Frank Stevens and X. l.. E,cSloy. furnichcC thc music for tho i LIE, l. icnry Austin led inc grand i IT. EibEcy prompted r. iS expected l that q god s,lrn wa~ realized. ] Dc:',ir Cc->g:~,,,, ;io-,al Ci,n~ch.
 Rev. Samuel A. Tisto. pc@ O. of the Berlin Congregations church. will occupy the pulpit at the ,>corning worship at the church tomorrow n2orn.ng at 1o:45 o'clock
 i The Sunday school classes will meet a. noon,
 The Young Peoples Christian En- dearo. society will hold a meeting at tlea cl2c-el at 6;3o o'clock in the eve- ring The tcp:c for discussion will be How We Can Promote The Tenn perance Reform" Arthur Woodruff 1 will be the leader.
 l Kensington Congregational Church.
 Morning services will be held at the