The Press., 1890-09-11
WILLENGTON.
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l tCorespondence.1 One of our tOwnsWomen says she can keep the day of the week now that, by tn new postal arrangement, The Press come Friday. By the way, who in the worl, wanted this change made, and who O what brought it about ?
 That chappie who was through her, not long ago peddling soap in the blubber in boxes marked ssG. H. Hill," said tha after it was cut up into the 40 cakes i would shrink two pounds. It did. Mrs. Jane Dimock Baker came fron the west on Monday, and will spend som, time with Mrs. E. G. Preston. The conseryatorship over ). Fl. Holme. has been revoked. He is improving il health, and was about town last week. Who set fire to the little depot build ing at South Wilmington, and will the rail road folks now build bigger and better one
 Miss Alice M. Preston, from Williams town, Mass, is at 0. T. Preston's.
 The Baptist parsonage has been rent ed to Dr. Higgins, who will occupy it Oct 1st. It is now being shingled, painted and papered. It is rumored that the doc tor IS to take unto himself wife, Massa chusetts lady, about the date above men tioned.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Allen of Newton vile spent Sunday with friends here.
 Mrs. Clapp and her sister-in-law, Miss Anna Clapp, of Northampton, Mass. are visiting Dr. Higgins at 0. T. Preston's.
 Nelson Whitford and wife are to ac company their son John and his family ir their removal to South Wilmington, in g few days. .'Johnny" has the job of night watchman in the thread factory.
 The wife of Dea. Andrew H. Fuller, of Wlllimantic, is very low with distress. ing illness. The Origen Hall place in that borough is for sale.
 A council of churches. consisting oi those in Stafford, Holland first and sec. ond, Ashford, Mansfield, ,Andover, Putnam, Danielsonville, Rockville, Asylum Avenue, Hartford, First, Boston, have been invited hither to advise concerning the proposed ordination of Mir. Charles H. Brown. It is probable the council and the ordination services, if the candidate passes examina- ton, will be held on some day of the last week of this month, due notice be1ng giv- oH.
 Frank Preston has sold his wood lot, formerly belonging to the estate of Charles F. Morrison, to George Nichols.
 Democratic caucus at the town hall Saturday evening.
 VILLAGE HILL ITEMS.
 Miss Jennie Orcutt, graduate of the Stafford Springs High School and of the Westfeld Normal School, has gone to Montclair, N. J., to begin on second year of teaching.
 Ernest Royce is taking course at Child's Business College, in Springfield, Mass.
 Willie Orcutt is teaching the Village Hill school.
 ELLINGTON.
 Republican delegates to state conven- tion: Charles B. Sykes, s. Thompson Kimball.
 Crystal Lake Correspondence.)
 Miss Anna Meacham, of Holland, is teaching the fall term of the school in this district. She has our best wishes for a successful term.
 Crystal Lake yielded three pound pickerel one day last week to the angling reputation of William Webster.
 Henry Harwood and his son, Adel- bert, of Willimantic, have been visiting at MT. Fletcher's.
 Mrs. E. H. Dimock brought lovely bouquet to church last Sunday, which af- terward found it's way 10 the writer's home.
 We gladly welcomed to church last Sunday another young man from among those encamped upon the shores of the lake.
 Miss Mabel Swift and her little sister, Myrtle, have just returned from pleas ant visit in Abingdon.
 Miss Edith Neff is now at her grand fathers.
 A concert and picnic, in connection with our Sunday school here, will be held in the grove on the west shore of the lake on the 20th inst, to begin at about 10 o'clock g. m. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to enjoy it.
 Elder Amasa Morse is expected at the Advent church next Sunday.
 MANSEKELD.
 Republican delegatest:- State, David E. Atwood, Ralph w. Storrs, Salmon o. Bar rows, Joseph B. Merrow; congressional