The Press., 1890-07-31
wILLGNGTON.
(C0rresp ndence.)

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 "A party from here joined the recent Ooney Island excursion, thus indnlging in a sort of bird d's-eye view of New York city.
 The wholesome benefits of the copious rains are seen on every hand.
 The friends of Rev. Mr. Bromley will be pained to know of an injury he received recently from falling from a tree, one of the limbs of which he was saving of.
 Four months have gone by since the Baptist church has been without pastor, although number of candidates have come and gone. There have been nu- merous applications to fill the vacancy. To say nothing of the desirability of hay ing pastor on the ground, near his church. and in the center of population, where he can be found in cases of mar riages and deaths, it seems a pity to have so pleasant and II ony a parsonage, with fine large garden attached, remain empty.
 -Onr having is nearly over. Grass was never known t ' be so heavy.
 Mrs. Ward Cortis has taken the place of Miss Anne Dimock as nurse of Wilson Onrtis. His symptoms have changed somewhat of late. .iand it remains to be seen whether they are for the better or for the worse.
 William Brackett and family have been taking a vacation in Sala.Oga and other localities.
 The two Stafford Springs bakers have again deserted us. If they come by fits and starts they must expect to be patron iz by fits and starts.
 Members of the Y. P. s. O. E. talk of joining the Willimantic society in an ex. cnrsion to Watch Hill
 MT. Brown breaches here ne xt Sunday.
 Mrs. Jane Dineeck Baker is coming on from the west next month, and expe cts to stop for some months with Mrs. F. c. r sston.
 -S. Taylor deserves credit for removing !, eoris from the Baptist parsonage, on which labor he has spent number of days Who will now volunteer to help cleanse the same?
 Sewing society in the conference room this afternoon.
 Mfrs. M l.. Dimcck and her grand daughter, Dasie, are visiting friends in Wilima antic.
 ANDOvER.
 (Correspondence.)
 -Qnite a number of our towns people went on the excursion last week Wednt s. day to Boston, Nuntasket B, ach and Oak. land gardens. Some spent the day sight seeing in the city. while others took sail down the harbor, returning to the city in time to see the ''Fall of Babylon" at Oak land Garden.
 III I. Brown visited Hartford last week, which was quite an undertaking, he being 87 years old and somewhat an invalid.
 Miss Julia Perkins, becoming lone- some at Black Point. returned home last Friday.
 Mir. A. H. Lyman was called home from a business trip to Maine last Satur- day on account of the severe illness of his wife. ..-H
 The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church give cake and ice cream supper this (Thursday) evening, at Mrs. 0. E. Clark's grove.
 -Rsv. 0. N. Nicholas IS attending the state Sunday school convention now in session at Crescent Beach. ::
 Mrs. Emily Ely of Windham will de- liver an address on the convention lately held at St. Louis, in the Baptist church of this place. under the auspices of the Y. P. s. c. E., on Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th, commencing at 7.3O. A full attend ance is requested.
 HI. A. Benton from Hartford was the guest of his nephew, F. A. Sackett, last Monday.