The Press., 1886-06-03

| GO1Is Ns Oss W1A 1p<s1A Au S44S e0R44AV00AA0S Hall, June 9th, at l and 7.30 P. m. l sTAFFoRDv1LLR.
 Rev. H. M. Vaill's sermon last Sunday was appropriate to memorial day, and at | its close the congregation wended their way to the cemetery and strewed with 1 flowers the graves of the eleven soldiers there buried. This act was in no sense designed to forestall the more formal deco ration of the day following, but as an addi- tional tribute and contribution to . 8 work that could not be overdOne.
 WELLINGTON.
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 -Preaching next Sunday at Potter school house at 1O.30 a. m. and p. m. by Elder E. s. Bugbee of Putnam.
 The cat birds song is now at it's best, even vieing with the melodious thrush, but by and by, when the entrants and berries get ripe he will gorge himself on them, cllange his stnhe completely, and disgrace himself by pqualling like cat. The following new law may be of in. terest to certain parties No person shall enter upon the land of another to gather nuts, fruit or berries. No person shall knowingly and unlawfully throw down or leave open any bars, gate or fence upon the land of another. Penalty, fine of not more than $50 or not more than 30 days l Imprisonment. a E
 #-ME G. Hall informs us that the an- nonncement ink Willimantie and Boston papers that the company are about to erect extensive bleach and dye works at their | ''plant' is somewhat previous. las w. F. Essex has been making thor ough repairs in his house, from cellar 10 chimney top. ss >..eAx E MI. fhrall, agent of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, was looking after parties at the Hollow and on the Hill Tuesday. ss.ss@
 -Lucius Dimock, formerly of this town, l is one of the Williamsburg, Mass, mill iowners2 who have recently had a. hearing before the commissioners in regard to the safety of thesG Goshen dam above the will lage. -..'.-,-, The town loses respected inhabitants in the case of Thomas Brown and family, who this week remove to- Buckland (East Hartford) to go into the employ of the old woolen firm of B. B. Hilliard & Go. MT. Brown takes the position of overseer of the card room, while his son George will be second hand. ftskE4Ek
 | -Maggie, daughtef of John A. Brown, Eis recovering from anpattacksof scarlet fe- yer, under the care-of Dr. Johnson.
 4 the Baptist church the second Sabbath in June, the 18th inst. The following pro- gram will be distributed on the occasion Organ voluntary invocation, pastor sing ing = Praise the Lord, ya saints adore Him, school scripture selection-1 John iii, 1-3, 14-24, assistant superintendent :; singing-"The Children's Joyful Song,'' school prayer, pastor singing 'Chil- dren's Day Hymn," school responsive reading ;. ss53&& 'assa Leader-It shall come to pass that will pour out my
 spirit upon all flesh, and yonrsonS and your daug6- school-Also upon the servants and upon the hand maids in those days will LpOur out ny spirit
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 soever shall receive me, receiveth not Tn me but % him that sent me. \ N ~7~ '
 Recitations4nOdr ChIdren's Day" 70 Painter. 0tthe FTnits and Flowers" sing ing-'The Ghifdren's Day., school pFi. mary class exercises-"God is in Heaven. |" Little Temples" 'Jesns Loves .MeS' I singing Angel Voice" 1" school recita. Ifion-"The Worship. of pthe. .Fiowers". fsnging-"Children of Jerusalem, School : treoitationLl 4 sFIoNeg iObi9ct Iess6n" :: sad. kdress- -''The Sunday School Work of Our aSanday School Society ;' singing -ssIn Els love let us work, " school recitations What will you give 2" :sonr Priyi; sehool benediction: - .AA'
 The frieuds of Dewitt IDimock ,iny this Ricdnity will be pained to learn of his ldeath which occurred in Molina, III. ,SSun. 1SWss the SidsdE Son of n ths lat late Hon bFiuep Sp Dimock, leftv this 1toNn lsomaa forEya wears since, when the above city was 8 mere hamlet, and soon became one of the lead. ing business men there, bis tub. and pail manufactory being one of tie most exxten. sive in the country. He was 66 years. of age, and leaves widow and an only child. 8 daughter who is married! The surviving brothers and sisters of Mr. Dimock are Moses L., Addison DS M Mis town, Dan Iiels now in the west, Mrs. Hannah Gould. of Moline, .4l. 5 and Mrs. Dr. Robert, Ba. kef, of Davenport, Iowa.
 The Legrand Johpsou place is again stocked with some fine cattle. '
 Ladies society at the conference
 -Mr. and MI John U E. Carpanats+ at. tended khe funer9 q their niece, , daugh. ter of H0rati0 0arnentsk, 1t West Wood. stock last week Wednesday.
 l A group of friendsaof deceased soldiers fvisited the two cemeteries Monday and decorated &heir gEaveg9 A. D. BroOks of Holland read the ritual, while little Dasie Dimock recited some |ouchilaRt yArses written for children concerning the battle of Gettysburg. It so happened that none of the. old soldiers in the vicinity, were present except the two who conducted the exerclsess 5 sFe&tEAN 5 E2 fs \ MT. Fuller gave an interesting memo. rial discourse in the Baptist church Sun day forenoon. Elder GoodelI's audience in the Congregational church iugthe after. noon were pleased with his discourse. ~
 List of letters uncalled for at post of- flee June 1st': "Farm and Household'' 9. Premium dep't" do., HI. M. Robbins. Simon Seilinger.
 8 sOMERNo | Edward Capron of Somers had sorry experience with his stallion Sunday. Be was about to leave the stall when the srli. malls fastenings gave way, aud grabbing