The Press., 1921-10-06


 sition in the Patten hat studio on Boylston street, Boston, Mass. She was home for the weekend.
 The TOuOWlng are the sales of war savings and thrift stamps at the post office for the month of September War savings stamps, $105; thrift stamps, $1O.75.
 MT. and Mrs. Annibale StrObinO left last Friday for New York and sailed yesterday for Italy on the TaOrimina, They were accompanied to New York by MT. and Mrs. ROmildO Gollotto who are spending the remainder of the week visiting relatives in Pater- son, N. J.
 A partridge flying low over Main street struck the window in the Com idue theater on Tuesday noon and broke the glass. From there the visiting bird flew to the Hudson gar age and while endeavoring to go through the thick glass of the garage building killed itself. Cartridges are becoming numerous and are very tame. In several instances they have come visiting into the center of the borough after crumbs and nuts that people have left in dOorways for them. The following members of the tCounty committee of the Holland County Y. M. c. A. were present at the opening meeting held in the Union Congregational church, September 26: Chairman, P. M. Howe; secretary B. w. Robinson; treasurer, J. G. Talcott i; M. E. Thompson; Samuel Simpson; l.. Scweizer, state county clerk; sec retary, H. H. Smith; and county sec retary E. P. Hardy. Plans were made for an extensive fall and winter pro- gram throughout the county. The first event which is of the county wide interest is the fall athletic meet, which will te held at the Rockville fair grounds, Saturday afternoon.
 The town election on Monday call ed out only a very small number of voters. There were 312 ballots in the oxes; 221 in district No. 2 and 91 in district No. 1. Twenty-four women voted in district No. and IT in dis trict No. 1; a total of Al. There are about 1400 voters on the town list As First Selectman w. R. Preble town clerk and treasurer, J. Carl Con- verse and P. J. Murray, tax collector were nominated on both tickets theiI election was assured at the caucuses Selectmen Preble and Bissett were both reelected. Burt T. Eaton is the new member of the board. Jacob F Wagner is elected to the board of as- sessors for the first time. The board of assessors now includes, John M Larned, Edmund P. Kellogg and Ja- cob P. Wagner: the board of relief Francis L. Upham, Louis H. Stephens Herbert A. Glazier, the same as last year. For school committee, Herbert GlaZier and M. D. O'Connen were both reelected. The committee remaining the same as last year, Charles B. Pin ney, Henry c. Fisk, Robert w. Smith Richard w. Ellis, Herbert A. Glazie1 and M. D. O'Connell. By the vote fol auditor the party vote was 158 re- publican and Ill democratic. Fred Depeau of district No. 1 was not on the ticket, but received 20 votes foI constable. Following is the vote in detail with before the name oi defeated candidates:
 Assessor for years.
 1st 2d Total
 Dist. Dist. Jacob F. Wagner, r,59 99 15& *Henry o. Butterfield, d, 20 94 114
 Board of relief years. Herbert Glazier, r, 56 98 154 *William H. Bumstead, d, 21 92 115 Selectmen.
 William R. Preble, r, d, 75 191 26f Burt T. Eaton, r, 59 97 156 David Bissett, d, 20 94 114
 Town clerk, years.
 J. Carl Converse, r, d, 77 191 26S
 Town treasurer, years. J. Carl Converse, r, d, 66 191 251
 Auditor.
 H. R. Wightman, r, 59 99 15S Arthur J. Melbourne, 20 91 Ill
 Collector of taxes.
 P. J. Murray, d, r, 73 191 264
 Constables.
 Thomas J. Hayes, r, 45 1O1 14f Irving V. Reynolds, r, 50 1O2 15z Michael Roberts, r, 52 97 14e Archie M. Sanger, r, 54 98 15z Arthur H. Adams, d, 29 93 12i Henry Grundy, d, 26 91 IT. Philliss Taylor, d, 26 96 125 *Michael Corcoran, d, 25 92 IT. *Fred Depeau, 19 2( Registrars, 1st Dist.
 J. G. Wightman, r, 59 100 15s Arthur H. Adams, d, 20 90 1l(
 Registrars, 2d Dist.
 George Siswick, r, 56 96 15f Patrick J. Murray, d, 20 94 IT.
 School committee, years
 Herbert Glazier, r., 54 97 151 Michael D. O'Connell, d, 21 95 11(
 The town debt has been increased the past year from 1000 to $172,OOO due to the issuing of the $125, ,O0( bonds for the new school building The receipts for the past year were $1S5, ,56767, an increase of $36,869 The expenses of the town were $183, 740.50, an increase of $36,O88. The in. crease in the town orders was $23, ,78s and the school expenses $12,303 The disbursements were as follows town expenses $44,S25.14; school ex. penses, $55,789.O7: bank loans, $74,. 046; bonds, $2,OOO: state taxes, $5, ,4O2.. 29; borough of Stafford Springs, state tax on stocks, $1,262.49; borough court orders, $415.51; cash on hand $1,828.12; a total of $185, 5,568.62. The town expenses include the following h1QhWQUC &0 7z7ss f1 8 orh Prr highways, $2,8OO; bridges, $48s; aims. house, $2,801. outside aims, $2,17O; insane and imbeciIe poor, $879; col. lecting taxes, $1,571; printing anG supplies, $1,026; renewals and i'm. proyements, $1,5O3: interest, $4,192; indexing land records, $500. The casE on hand at the beginning of the year was $1,046.55. The school expenses