The Press., 1890-12-11
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 The members of the \. P. 0. E. s. in town number sixty or more.
 The southern paft Of the town is fa- vored with q regular Don Juan, if reports are to be relied on. s ssgg E-Isathrop Mahning and wife, who sri (ospend the winter with their slaughtef, Hrs. Johnson, have passed .all their mar. ted life together, fifty -ninesy years, in the house they have left and rented, near the mread factory.
 Clarence Potter ns retprnea home from 'he wiaas wa ass is ion As.serioas attack Of .erysipeias. John 0: Miller, for long time a dyer af the thread factory, and George Rounds are also Among Dr. Higgins present patients. Clarence Preston is living with his grandmother this winter, and attending schol.
 -Dea. E. B. Tyler has extended his business ill the way of purchasing new ma chimes, with dies, rollers. &c, in order to carry out 6 contract he has made with Chaffee < O., Mansfield, for furnishing them with fruit cans to be used in their canning establishment.
 -Selden Curtis expects to move into his new house at the depot sometime in Feb ruary next.
 .-Oll residents of Wlllineton, now liv- ing in various parts who take The Press, will no doubt be interested in tidings of the older inhabitants who yet remain among ns. The following ,PeFsopa are all comfortably situated and ill tolefabIy good health William Shafer s922, now living with grand. daughter in Hartford Jason Bushea 87, Lnciep Holt Bts Mathew Bur dick 83, HoIyman Taylor hQ in February, George 0rmsby S. wife KIioda II Leonasd, 7s 1; Widow G Hall go, Widpw 8. T. Preston 77, Widow Clark Noble 79, Heorge Aldrich 03, George Fisher 8l, John P. Brigham S4, formerly of Holland, now liv- ing with daughter in South Wilmington i; Nelson Whitford 83, Widow James Ruby living in Holland, near depot; Joseph ing with daughter in. Holyoke, Mass. i; Whitford 93, Widow AuRtin Royce 30, Widow Thomas Russ 83, Widow Thomas Rider 82, Widow Origen Sparks 82, La. throp Manning 79, wifs IT.. Rev. Ro. dolphus Weston 30, nov in Washington (the new state): Porter Edwards 30, now in Hartford; Joseph T. Tsnant 77. Widow Reuben Stanton 82. Taking . stops or two down, among the younger mon, who may be fncluded nnae lffse commert at the beginning pf this paragraph, are; Sim, con Williams 75, now in Eolland Elan Eldridge 76, Seld6us C1ssis 76, seainnm Wilson, Lucius Preston, Kafus Robbins, R. Edgerton, each "A; E. Morrison 72, N. s. Marcy 73, M. l.. Dimock 72, John B. Carpenter 70, J. H. Holmes B, William Irons 73, Chas P. Rider, now in Moline, H., 70. r. Jason Bugbee, Jr., is keeping the Moose Meadow schO Dl this winter.
 Joseph Sparks, J. B. Carpenter and w. Fl. Bracket were chosen committee of Baptist society at annual meeting.
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 The schools are now all in sesslon. The school in district No. 8 is being taught by Mfs. Chas. Chism, No. 9 by George Towne and No. 10 by Mrs. Johnson. the two last named being from Union. Eva K. Tifft is teaching in district No 3 (War- renville district).
 The roads are now quite icy and our 'svillage blacksmish axE his sasistant are having lively times. .s
 Daniels steam naiss ntill ak work on the Dan Chaffse place, nd Eskge qnAfstf- ties of lumber srs bsiss kalad arom there daily. si ifs X ssSssls
 The prospect for niIlngs ioa houses is good, as the ice on soma ponds is already six inches in thickness. -N ss.s.r