The Press., 1890-03-27
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 --Millie A. Noble will sell at auction, on Monday next, at 10 g. m., farming pro- ducts, wagons, tools, and household furni- ture, on premises known as the Jefferson place, in the east part of the town. z.
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 Dances are the vogue just now. One at Chas. Fl. Riders lastL week, and one at Osterhout's, in the old Dr. Partridge house at the Hollow Next ono Ut w. Fl. Marsh's.
 Ed Frost went to Springfield last week as witness for the defense in the case of M. F. Hanley, Stafford, against the town Brim6eld, Mass.
 Frank Buckminister, grandson of the late John Heath, and his family moved from Rockville to Calfernia last week.
 William Brownies talks of moving back on his farm at South Willington next month.
 --Miss Asenath Holt, one of the Lucien Carpenter. cousins and heirs, directed the administrator last week to pay out of her portion a present of money to each of her relatives in town. -s=&. .-s7 -s1-s. .~ss,2
 John F. Whitford has been employed as watchman at South Wilmington since Jannary last.
 Here is a neat and cheap affair for your writing desk A fine, nickel-plated inkstand with two glass wells, q quart jar of Barnes black fluid or 1opying ink, a three ounce bottle of the best mucilag, |and 8 three ounce bottle of, gcarmine ink "A B Barnes & Go, New York City, fur. nisb this outfit for $1. co.
 Mira. Myron Davis is spending few .lsys with her parents, Rev. MT. and Mrs. Breed. . >,ss ss,@:s.ssassss. s..' *5sssisssFs-
 Rev. MT. Terry will not preach fare we'll sermon next Sunday. pro torsaG but wf addfess his con9segation on The Sure Means of SpiritubE Success. MT Terry came out quite hafxooted in his dis course last Sunday infegMd to three greal evils of the land, the saloon, monopoly and the latteE abounding. he Easserted. in Wilmington eSen, to, 8 greater extent than most of the pe6ple were aware of. The church, he maintained, was the only power that could Eradicate thest social curses. It is within her province and in her power to cast 0nt these devils. Let her but speak, and they would slinl away into their native hell. hams, at Stafford, for Kansas last Friday to Bristol on short visit.'& s-'z' ID A0 AOktO1tCO Iuab OGd0kuHu VIII All berg, who went to New York state to visi friends, died there recently. ..:.
 Miss Bessie Dunhan win begin hel term of teaching at the Daleville school tho first Monday in April. *s@s a'''' Mrs. Chas. H. Davis, with her chil dren, is visiting her father in Three Rivers Mass. -.
 *-Rsmember the ladies' sewing societ, and ."peanut party" this afternoon ane evening. ~. .;::-., '' !: 's--.< x j. >-'-ss'
 The Y. P. s. 0. E. was. so wellpleaset with the recitals given by Miss Bisho, last Thursday evening. that they have en gagged her to come again the .l7th of April
 -Judson Williams has etsaged to work for G. Hall Jr. & Co.,, and will move t, South Willington about ApriT.1st.
 School closed last Friday for thre, weeks vacation. :
 -Henry Woodworth has sold his hous, try.
 Mrs. Porter Noble, who has charge o G. Hal1, Jr. < Co.'s boarding house, in tends 3o resign April 1st. '~&4E
 --One of our Wilmington boys, Dr. Will bur E. Holt, of Newark, N. J., received class honor at the semi centennial com mencement exercises of the Baltimore Col lege of Dental Surgery Jsst Thuraday