The Press., 1920-09-16

Webber o Q Q 0
 Fox D I n n
 Calchera of 11 3 a
 Totals 9e1Oo7
 Hydeville 1O3O1O1O2- l Stafford OO3OOOOoO
 Runs, Sullivan 2, Murphy 2, Bor
 geson Z, Scussell, Lougheed, Madse]
 Z, Gilman, Fox Calchera;
 tWo-base hits, Fox, Lougheed, Bow
 den; stolen bases, Murphy, Scussel] 1 Lougheed, Webber2, Huden; sacri
 nee hits Mack; left on bases, Hyde 1 yllle z, Stafford 8; base on balls, of 1 Connors 1, Webber 2; struck out, b,
 Wise 2, Fox 2, Connors 1; wiIt pitches, Connors; umpire Miller time, 1.45.
 w. R. C. meeting Friday evening George Gary has purchased new Studebaker car.
 Miss Rose Grace of Athol, Mass, is visiting Miss Addie Spelman. August Scussell has purchased z seven passenger Buick touring car
 M. H. Mccarthy of PaWtucket R l., former resident here is spendine week here
 Robert Tuthill is on a weeks vaca- ton from his work in the Whiton grocery store.
 Ernest Scussell and his brother victor, intend to enter textile school Ill ProV1defce next week.
 Thomas Edward Fraser. formerly or this town, has entered the IT. s. Navel Academy at Annapolis, Md.
 Misses Edith and Florina Tonon ana Barbara Chapin leave Friday to enter simmons college for another year. Miss Edith Tonon enters upon her Junior year while the other two Will e SOphOmores
 The Christian Endeavor meetine at 6 D. m., and the evening service at o.45 Will be resumed at the Congrega- tional church next Sunday. The sub Ject of the address at the service will be woman and the Vote"
 Strazza Post whists which were SO popular last year will be started again on Friday evening, September A, when one will be given in the Springs house. The whist will be fol- lowed by dancing and there will be
 
 Residents of Connecticut owning securities liable to the state tax of tour mills must pay the tax before october lst or they will be liable to 9 heavy penalty. Instructions and forms will be sent on application to the state treasurer at Hartford.
 Those interested in the Sunday school of the Congregationalist, who would like to help organ lze classes in sewing, fancy work and entertainment for the young people are invited to meet at 73O Friday evening at the home of Miss M. L Newton. Anyone is welcome to bring work they would like to make for the classes or material. Helpers and ma terlal are solicited from the Ladies Aid society.
 The local members of the K. of G.. met Sunday morning and elected the following officers for the coming year: Grand knight, w. J. Williams; deputy grand knight, J. A. Lazzerin; treas lrer, William Ladish; financial secre- .ary, George Bertrand; recorder, Jo- Seph Cunningham; warden, Carl Null ins; chancellor, B. M Mullins; chap ain, Rev. F. J. O'Neill; inside guard, Arthur Gilman; outside guard Mar ano Calchera; trustee, Michael Rob- erts.
 The local post office is in receipt of l communication from the third as- 'istant postmaster general which states that box rents effective with he quarter beginning October 1, and or which bills will be put in the 'oxes September 20, will be chargea- 'le as follows: Call boxes, 35cents: Small lock boxes, 60 cents; Medium ock boxes, 75 cents; Lock drawers, 100. This will be an increase of 10 'ents to 25 cents over previous rent Us.
 The nominations of town officers were eld on Monday evening; the republi- l ans at the fireman's room and the emocrats at the Springs House. Both parties renominated w. R. Treble first selectman, and P. J. Mur- ay, tax collector. At the republican, ieorge J. Frazier was nominated se- ectman in place of Enos E. Penny, rho does not wish to serve this year. s he expects to be away for the win er The democrats renominated Da- i'd Bissett for selectman. The above lentloned candidates are sure of lection as they have no opponents he republican ticket nominated was s follows: Assessors for three ears, Edmund P. Kellogg; board of elief for three years, Louis H. Ste ems; selectmen, w. R. Preble, George
 Frazier; auditor, H. R. Wightman; K collector, P. J. Murray; consta- les, T. J. Hayes, Archie M. Sanger, I. /. Reynolds, George R. Billings; reg 'trars of voters, J. G. Wightman, eorge Siswick; school committee )r three years, R. w. Smith. finders acobsen was chairman of the caucus i nd H. E. Burwell was clerk. The emocrats nominated the following: assessor for three years, A. M Cady; oard Of relief for three years, H. O. selectmen, w. R. Preble, 'avld Bissett; auditor, A. J. Mel ourne; tax collector, P. J. Murray; A. H. Adams, Henry Grun- y, Phlllas Taylor, M. P. Corcoran sglstrars of voters, A. H. Adams, P.
 Murray; school committee for three ears, H. c. Fisk. The chairman of le caucus was M. D. O'Connell and |. R. Murray was clerk.