The Press., 1892-06-09
WELLINGTON.
(Correspondence.)

We are glad to say that services will be resumed in the Congregational church at the usual hour next Sunday p. m., MT. Weed, of Willimantic, having been secured to supply the church here and at Westford. Mir. Weed will live with his family at the parsonage.
 Some of the out of town people who have been visiting friends here recently are MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Brown, Jr., from Boston, at the Baptist parsonage: Mrs. Rev. Theron Brown from Newtonville, Mass, at c. T. Preston's, also Clarence Preston from West Stafford; Mrs. Golding and Mrs. Fitz of Birmingham, Mass, at MT. Gilbert Browns; Dr. Chas. A. Ryder from Newark, N. J., at R. Edgerton's; ]; Dr. Wilbur Holt at Lucien Holt's; Dr.. and Mrs. Holt returned to N.,J. yester- day; Jeremiah Lockwood and Edward Lockwood from near Cape St. Vincent, Canada, at Orrin Lockwood's; MT. and Mrs. Bradleyof Westfield, Mass. at Ward Cortis.'
 A quiet home wedding will occnr this afternoon at Charles Nichols The elder daughter of the house, Miss Margaret, will be joined in wedlock to Edgar Pease, of Ellington. Maggie" is one of our best and brightest young la- dies, and loving good wishes from the en- tire community go with her to her new home. -....
 The ladies' society of the Baptist church are graciously invited to meet this afternoon and evening at Le Grand John sons. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 The many friends of Judge Holman and family will be glad to know that Miss Alice is slowly convalescing from hel long and serious illness.
 Decoration day was made memorable at F. w. Pratt's by the advent of baby boy. There is little daughter at c Charles Davis. New residents are gladly vel comed.
 | Pastor Brown is in attendance upor a meeting of the state Baptist Young Peoples Union at Hartford
 Lyman Stanton of Village Hill, hay ing traded farms with party in Wales Mass. ,-is soon to remove there.
 It is hoped that the whole communit. will take kindly to the public schoo celebration on Columbus day, Oct. 12 1892. Pastor Brown is in receipt of tn message from the executive committee and the matter will be brought befor each school for action.
 Additional list of dog licenses issued to date: E. T. Converse, Harlie Blair Thomas Valla, J. L. Emo, John Fisher Fred Aelmon, Eph. Kise, Uriah Hanover Henry Simonds, w. R. Rudge, J. s Latham, Seth Schofield, 8, John Barston Wm. Morrison, Edward Pearl, Wm. Bax ter, Clifton Schofield, N. D. Royce, W D. Royce, Geo. Smith, w. P. Cortis, c H. Davis, Patrick Flynn, Samuel Nichols Solomon Tryee, Louis Legee, Robe1 Taylor, Elliott Sparrow, Chas. Miller Calvin Eduans, E. F.V.Allen, Marlin Knight ?, F. E. Conrad, A. E. Spave.
 ;-The school in Potter district close Tuesday, May 31. Harry Juul was neithe absent nor tardy.
 \ The school at the Thread Factor closed June 3d. George Brackett, Le Korper and Homer Neil were neither al sent nor tardy. Arthur Spicer was nc absent, and but once tardy. The school at the Hollow closed Err day, June 3d.
 Il Finger bowls: "The party was beat tiful in every respect, but the lemonad was the poorest ever drank" l Miss Sally Weinberg and friend sper Sunday at Charles H. Ryder's. South Wilmington COrrespondence.
 -Uriel Lodge, No. 24, held speci' communication Wednesday evening, an was officially visited by H. s. Abel, dil trict deputy.
 Miss Rosa Parker, Miss Jennie Esse and Miss Ida Smith were in Hartfor Tuesday as delegates to the Young Pet lple's Baptist Union convention.