The Press., 1885-04-16
Judge Chamberlin is just getting out, fter 8 week of indisposition.

Judge Chamberlin is just getting on,
 after week of indisposition. The ladies of the M. K. church ar making preparations for their annual Ma day festival. Further particulare nex
 week.
 The Congregational ladies close thei season of sociable with that of next Wed nesday evening, when Mrs. Henry Smit and Mrs. w. w Bnrwell will be in charge
 and the young people will provide an en tertainment, "Columbia's s Union, in whicl from 40 to 50 yersons will have q part .. pleasant play of tableaux and talk.
 -J. l.. Enc advertises stock and oshe property for sale, because he proposes t, remove from Stafford Street to Union. l Carl T. Hanson, for some time past student in R. D. Davison's law office, was on Tuesday admitted to the bar. His To cation Is not yet selected for the practice of his chosen profession
 Winter Post, G. A. R., is to have ar entertainment at the rink on Friday even ing of next week-humorous and dramatic recitals by Miss Jamie G. Savage, who is recommended by the press of the largest cities
 The Foxvllle weayers have been out the past week on strike for a restoration of ten per cent, taken from their pay last fall
 The selectmen advertise for proposals to take the towns new bonds.
 Josiah Converse returned last week from his trip to the south western states and territories.
 HI. k. Steele has exchanged his farm 5iu Holland with Aaron Johnson of Wales for double house in that village, and this week the two remove to their respa Ct i've purchases. MT. Steele advertises this week farm wagons and carts for sale.
 The Band of Hope meets next Sunday at 39 p. m. at the Congregational Church.
 NlLLaNGIOn.
 Preaching at Potter school house next Sunday. at + o'clock, by Eld. A. Morse.
 lcoRREsPoNDENcE.l
 Philo Wright and Josiah Sparks are Jurors from this town. ..t
 aH-Mrs. Edward Morrison's ca!la is pay- ing itsway by putting forth five blossoms at one time.
 -Judson Potter is painting carriages in c. T. Preston's shop. 47$
 The Rider mansion ou the hill looks lonesome, being at present without a ten ant. Wm. Duncan, the former occupant. is an active man himself, keeping things moving about him. Gertie has had se- slous sore throat since the removal etf tie family to Stafford, but is better.
 There were people in town last week with faith enough that warm weather IS at hand to warrant their planting peas, &c.
 Mrs. Wm. Curtis is suffering from erysipelas.
 Mrs. Sarah Rider {. many friends will be glad to hear of her and her two boys as well and happy in Moline, Ill. Tine pulpit of the Baptist church was filled last Sunday by Rev. Frederick yet decided whether he wlll be here next Sunday. His clear, forcibe gospel ser mon was delivered entirely without notes. Rev. Mr. Morris is having a sick week. although he preached last Sunday. Rev. MT. Phillips is waiting for the highways to settle before he removes to 
 Key. MT. Brown of Westford spent lay ih town lastiweek.
 Mrs. Frank Knox and her children 1 will spend the summer at her fathers, and Ill Wilmington rejoices that they are not to l ose hel just yet.
 As business reviyes our young people % here and there to their respective occu- cations. Miss Gertie Morse to Stafford, Misses Della Cortis, Minnie Grant and Mary Francis to Willimantic, Miss Garlic Hacfarlane 10 Stafford Springs.
 Prank Preston and family remove rom South Wilmington to Easthampton, Mass.
 Mrs. W. H. Holt is among the sick ,nes. A fox has been extensively marauding he hens Tn William Irons vicinity.
 Mrs. Julia A. Robinson, wife of Rev. A. Robinson, former pastor of the Baptist church here, and mother of Rev. ullus Robinson of New York City, died t Lebanon, Conn.,, the 2d inst.