The Press., 1885-04-02
WELLINGTON. Preaching at Potter school house next Sunday at 12 o'clock by Ed. A. Morse.

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 .--There will be chiIdren's Easter SCI vice in the Congregational church mex Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 1, t.-Frank Carpenter returns to his forme residence at the depot. It is said tha either he, or his father, J udson Carpenter or both, have bought the James Carpente property there, and intend to keep store. 1 William Brownlee and. wife have re moved from South Wilmington to Willi mantle His brother John will soon fol low. with others, from South Willington it is said. Whether they get more wages at the Willfmantc Linen Co.'S. mills, ol not, we do not learn. .4 ..S. .:4 Rev. Mir. Phillips closed his labor' here last Sunday, but does not move from the parsonage just at present.
 Mir. William Reynolds of Brown Uni versity, Providence, will occupy the Bap tist pulpit next Sunday. Sunday afte1 next Rev. F. N. Jones, recently of Iowa will preach. MT. Jones is considered 2 candidate. ,"
 in the suit of the receivers of the Willimantic Trust Go. against the stock holders the supreme court has decided that the latter who sold their stock to the company for the purpose of evading theil liability must repay the money. The only one in this vicinity is Otis Woodward, whe has to pay back $2, ,634. 90. <. -f4ist of letters uncalled for at post of flee, -Aprll 1st : Mrs s. J. Douglas, Mrs Sarah Briggs, Frank A, Curtis, .Chas. New ton (N. E. Tel. Go. ). Thomas McManus.
 Cleo. vanhorn, formerly of this town now of Oakville, Waterbury, is seeking g pension from the government on account of chronic diarrhsa. R. D. Davison is his attorney.
 Among the sick ones MT: Cortia. is or the way to recovery, Dr. Wilson's chil dren are better, Perry Potter is not ex pected to live. :. 4
 Wilson Curtis lost his fine old COW last Monday. Speaking of losing COWS, i, was William Morrison who lost valuable COW recently, not Edward Morrison. Mrs. Annie A. Preston's poem, East CT Lilies" printed in last weeks "Watch. man," was caught up by musical com. poser in Worcester and set to music, to be sung at church service in that city next Sunday morning.
 law of Mrs.. Chadwick; who bought the Dea. Vinton place last week, has, with his family, moved upon the same, and is to carry on the farm. Mg Lockwood is an old soldier, a member of Admiral Foote Post, No F, New Haven, and is spoken of highly in various quarters where he is munity, being sactigsl schurch and tenn perancs work wherever he casts his anchor.
 The legislature last Tuesday passed a resolution authorizing s. s. Taylor, execu- tor, to saif thesr real estata:of the late Lean der Hull, in which his widow has life in- terest, all parties interested having peti- tioned that body to that effect.
 The Glass Factory neighborhood is populated again. The 'tenements have nearly all been taken up.
 Mrs. Clara Morrison Mccoy and her children arrived from the west to-day. They stop with her father, Edward Nor rison.
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 The Kelly farm in the Hull Hill school district has come into possession of the state. The school fund commission has placed 1t in the hands of l.. H. Pease of Thompsonville for disposal.
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 The s. A. D. 8. have disbanded for an indefinite period.
 The pupils of Rev. J.. B. Ackley's se- lect school gave an entertainment at the town hall Tuesday evening, March 3lst, consisting of a drama in, two acts-''The sessor'' and seIhe Train to ,Mauro; be- was a decided success; all acted their ,o,r&e. xr,nn on1 hn .1o kol %< about $38
 Mrs. Levi Edson died. of consumption last Sunday morning.
 ' -C. o. Pease started for California last Wednesday morning. s''
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 -Somers possesses an extraordinary fe- line one day this week it caught seven monster rats inside of 30 minutes. Gan anyone give better rdfor 12 months cat :?
 Four of our popular ayonhg men will start for California soon oss
 Whist is steadily gaining in favor here. We, hope it will continue to do so.
 General Grant physicians fear a recur- renee of unfavorable symptoms at any time One of them said Monday night that the Generals .unfavorab.e attacks were the results of the progress of his dis ease, and were not surprise to his physi- ciane. They cannot, of course, tell how long their patient may live. But his fail ing strength, and the certainty of recur- ring sudden and alarming indications, lead them to the conclusion that he may die st any time, and that he cannot last many days at best. ...... s..... s...
 Rev. George R. Spink ended his service as pastor.of the First Universalist church of East Providence last Sunday, and in- tends to identify himself with the Episco- paliail church and be confirmed next Sur- "'J s4:" ....ss-.. s.- ga : . - Advice to Mot hers. @'.r
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