The Press., 1921-11-03

 A regular meeting of the Business Mems association will be held Monday evening.
 The control of the City Hotel prop erty has been purchased by Samuel Kuslansky.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Wheeler, Jr., of Boston were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. T. F. Mullen.
 Nineteen members of Ionic lodge, A. F. and A. M, visited Uriel lodge at Morrow on Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Mary Burnham, who has been conducting the boarding house in the City Hotel will sell the furnishings at auction on Saturday at II a. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Enos E. Penny report fine weather and a splendid trip to Washington. They went by automo- bile, covering ASA miles without mis- hap.
 A large delegation from here attend ed the Shriner's meeting at Norwich took the Shriners' degree, including five from this town.
 The Halloween social in the high school on last Friday night was a financial and social success. The Sophomore class under whose man. agement the affair was held, proved adept at stunts, games, and costumes.
 In conjunction with the country wide campaign being conducted during this week by the American Society for the Control of Cancer, an illustrated lecture was given in St. Edwards hall on Tuesday evening. The attendance was not as large as was desired but the discourse was interesting and in structive.
 The Ala Loto Alofa" class of the Methodist Sunday school will give an entertainment next Wednesday even ing, entitled Pictures in the Fire" This entertainment will follow the Ladies' Aid society supper, which will be served at six o'clock by the follow ing ladies as hOstesses: Mrs. B. s. Charter, Mrs. l.. H. Stevens, Miss A. L. Eaton and Miss F. B. Washburn.
 Miss Teresa Katherine Braun, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph J. Braun of East Main street and Charles Michael Milikowski of Hartford were united in marriage in Hartford on Monday The couple were attended by Miss Josephine Braun, sister of the bride and Raymond Milikowski, brother of the bridegroom. The cere- mony was private and was attended by members of both families. After short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Mil ikoWski will make their home in South Manchester.
 The Country club celebrated Hal lowe'en with supper party and dance at the club house Monday evening. The assembly room was attractive with decorations of orange and black. Mrs. R. W. Smith, Mrs. c. H. Meyers, Mrs. R. M. Fisk, Mrs. B. c. DeBorde and Mrs. T. F. Mullen presided at the tai les, serving from six to eight o'clock. Scussels orchestra furnished music for the dancing. The cups were presented the seasons golf viii ners as follows: Presidents cup, Harold ~Pinney; captains cup, lst division, Harold Pinney; captains cur End division, David Mitchell; cup for low score on qualifying round for cap tain's cup, Alvin Smith; cup for graveyard match, Angus Park; cup for match against par, David Mitchell; cup for kicker's handicap, James Sheppard; cup for Labor day handi- cap, David Mitchell.
 A town meeting is to be held at borough hall on next Wednesday evening at 7.3O o'clock. The budget for the fiscal year to be presented by the selectmen and school committee will come before the voters for ap- proval. The report of the committee appointed to procure plans for the Col. Charles Warren Memorial town building will be made at this meeting. The discontinuing~of the following sections of highway will be voted up on: Highway leading from point on the Wales road south of the Bush house" easterly to what is known as the Round house." Highway from John Fosters to the Union road and what is known as Crooked s road" Highway from the Gagnon place on Stafford Street easterly to above men toned road. Road leading from a point on the highway about one quar- ter mile south of the Augustus Car vais place, near Stafford Street, to the Westford road at point known as "Graham's four corners" Highway from the Holland road from point
 
 voir above Staffordville, northwesterly to the so called Nathan Agard place. /" The Ferry Hill road leading from the Holland road at a point south of the upper reservoir past the Rose place" to the junction of the Staffordville and Mashapaug roads.