The Press., 1884-01-03
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Covenant meeting at the Baptist con ference room Saturday at p. m. l -'Is this a pig 1T a hog p asked g lii | ie Elbredge's 13 months old D. ,r. r. tha tipped ,he seal $ at little under :,tO lbs. -On Monday morning a steer belong ing to Ed win Morrison was choktd to deatl iA tue stable by the chain with which i was fastened to the stall.
 The measles ill their continual pere grinat ons are making halt in the fssmil, of Ezra Morse, where there are two chil dren down with them.
 The community are gr .atly sadl-ned by the death of Mrs. Anna Taylor Brow1 which occurred Oil Friday lost. She was the only child of Solyman Taylor, Esq. .and widow of Dr. Brown, who practiced m di- cile here for several years, d has sp- nj her life at the Taylor homestead. She as We'll known as --an acc ompl shed musician and teacher of music. S,nce early girl. hood she has sang in the choir of the Bap. tist church, aud tor many years has been the organist. Her fun. ral, which was large ly atteDded at rh5 Baptist chui ch on Mon- day, was solemn occa 'D. The church was appiopri tt, ly draped with black, and th,' sel vices, in which Rev. Messrs. Ph Hips a4d Morris participated, were touching and impressive This was the third funeral that had occurred in town within the week, baby Clarence Deverraux and Mrs. Henry Barrows at Sou hWillilgton being the oth- CTS.
 Tn annual Baptist parish party wi be h Id at the paisolag- on the afternoon d evening of Tuesday next. Invitation general Ss
 Program of Christmas enter ainment at the Baptist church on Wednesday ev~n- ing Singing by the choir prayer sing ing rccitatlon-''the Chris m $ Tee, Ar hur Potter: children's Christmas hymn Edie Scott, Orrie Potter, Hattie Slingsby, Cert Duncan. "A child's Chris mas thoughts" "-Georgie Potter; "why do you love Christmas ?'-Martie Sparrow, Daisy Wi son, Clarence Preston, Daisy Sparrow, Jos Dimock, Clara Pratt, Bertha Fornum, Eddie Scott, Orrie .Po' ter ''empty stock i .gs, l. zzie F.rnsworth, M ,mie Hull, ,Ru, h DeWolf "anoth rChris mas, "Gerti Dun- can "the best lesson by 20 children l; "th+ Christmas doll," Orrie Potter chow Santa Claus comes six boys; waiting for papa Nellie Morrison Christmas eve"- Harry Foskett; ''the Angels song -O1arh oi' arp CAcOHI1St1AaS UT c SD akS for 1self"-r citation ny Clara Sharp, back of and concealed by the tree; pluc >ing tn fruit presentation of pore laia vase with white lily buds aud gr~-n ayes to MT. J. B. Carpenter, the sup erintenls t,with this little verse
 We bring with. h..thanks for faithfulness'
 Good wishes, and good cheer,
 This lily pure taat like our love
 Shall keep fresh through the year.
 The enjoyment of he occasion WAS great ly enhanced l'y the singing of "Jewels' by Mamie and Alice Robinson of Providence, little grtnd daught IS of Rev. MT. Morris, a d tue singing of variety of pi css, grave 3 d gay, simple and difficult, by Master Freddie Wilbur of Merid n, au eight years old gra i'd -ephew of Jud geo rpelter. This Ii tie How is music prodigy, having sung as naturally as a bird, slice he was twruty months old His rendition of Consider the Lilies'' ~as marvellous.
 Pr, aching at Moose Mradow church, next Sunday, by Rev, J. J. Cooper at 2 D. m.