New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
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SELECTMEN ARE ID MEET EACH FRIDAY Business to Be Transacted and
 Complaints Heard VOTERS TO BE MADE"

Last Chance Before State Election
 Baldwin Wedding-Much Interes,
 In Bowling-First Fall Social a,
 Episcopal Church. Bricsfs.
 The board of selectmen will meet regularly every Friday night in their office in the town hall, First se- lectman John J. Kimmel stated to- day. This is the first step taken by the new first selectman toward put tnS the town government on q mo- dern business footing and Is expect ed to result in a much more order ly system of conducting it's affairs. | The decision to hold these meetings was reached at a meeting of the se- i lectmen last Friday night. when nothing beyond the payment of bills was done
 If patrolmen have complaints to make if any of the townspeoplo feel they have grievances, or if any l changes or Improvements are wanted | by residents. the board will listen to all such matters at these weekly meetings and give them fair consi- deration. Citizens will thus be given a chance to put their Ideas before the entire board at definite times and will not be forced to hunt out | the individual members.
 Records of the meetings will be kept, so that they may be referred 10 at future times and an orderly history Of the boards actions may be preserved.
 The board will meet tomorrow night under this new plan. Several important matters are destined to come before this or future meetings as there are quite q few problems which have been waiting for solu- | ton for some time.
 Last Chance to be "Madc"
 The last chance to be made a vo- ter before the state election is held vii be given Saturday to those whose names are on the "to-be- made" list. This list comprised 1o6 names originally, but 51 appeared las, Saturday before the sSlectmen and town clerk and became legal voters. These officials will be in scs- sion at the town hall again Satur- day from g a. m. 10 p. m. Those who have not yet been made cleo tors should appear at this time if they wish to participate in the cleo tion next month.
 The registrars of voters are very urgent in their requests that all prospective voters be made" at this time and then have their names placed on one caucus list or the other They are anxious 10 have big vote at the gubernatorial cleo ton.
 Still Registrar
 sWhen the town election was held it was believed that all terms of of flee expired immediately and that those who were not reelected were retired from their positions forth with, This situation had caused NOllSIltl dIlC dIlliNuiLS to l4A'' . 's- trars of voters, as George R. Skin ner, democratic registrar. had not been renominated and was to be re- placed by Peter F. Duffy. Sessions of the registrars had to be held fol- lowing election, and these had to be advertised before election, so that it was necessary for the two men to agree that Mir Skinner should an- nounce meetings at which Mr. Duffy would sit. Now all this has been found futile, for it has been dscov- cred that the term of registrar expires on the first Monday or Janu- ary and skinner still has three months of his term left.
 Tcachman-BalIw
 A very pretty wedding was cele- brated at 7:3O o'clock Tuesday eve ming at the Plainville NJ. E. church parsonage, when Howard Kirk Teachman and Margaret James Baldwin were married. The cere- mony was conducted by Rev. Arthur A. Ball the pastor The attendants were Miss Ruth Tcachman and Mrs. Andrew Lawrence, daughters of the couple.
 First Fall Social
 The first fall social for members of the parish of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be a hcneht bridge, whist and dance to be held ! at American Legion hall on Tuesday evening at s o'clock. A good time ! for all who attend is predicted.
 Epworth League Party
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