The Press., 1892-04-14
WELLINGTON.

NOTICE. - The republican electors of the town of Wilmington are requested to meet in caucus in the Town Hall on Saturday, April 18th 1892 at o'clock P n s. Tor the nd pns p. trict conventions, for the selection 0f delegages to the National Republican Convention at Min. Choosing a Town Committee for the two years ensuing. By order or the Town Committee.
 WM. D. RUBY, Chairman.
 Geo. A. Rounds, administrator, will sell the personal property of the late Acena Hyde at auction on Saturday, April 16th, at 10 a. m., at her late resi- dence, near Glass Factory village. From our regular corTespondent.) Ed Waite and family, who recently moved into Nelson Towne's house, Glass Factory, have gone to New Hampshire. -"The only happiness brave man ever troubled himself with asking much about was, happiness enough to get his work done"
 Frank Orcutt and F. M. Barrett are the jurors for the April term of court at Holland.
 | The case of Mrs. Annie A. Preston vs. Wilbur F. Duncan, false warranty Of horse, is set down for the 27th. Coun- sel for plaintiff, Chas. T. Preston, J. H. Reed and J. L. Hunter; for defendant, A. J. Turner, Walter Bennett: | People keeping dogs valuable for ex- terminating maurauding small creatures about the farm, barns and poultry houses, should keep these useful animals at home, and not allow them to follow their teams and prey upon the inoffensive cats stunning themselves upon their own door, stones.
 | Easter concert at Baptist church next Sunday. s..- | Mrs. Charles Robbins is teaching the school on the Hill.
 The Glass Factory is to be congratu- lated on again securing the services of Miss Margaret Nichols as teacher.
 Miss Miller's school at South Will lington is smaller than ever before since her long term of service, we fancy. This school is especially fortunate in retaining Miss Miller as teacher.
 E A small building has lately been put up at the South Wilmington station to serve as ''depot."
 Last Friday evening Pastor Brown was surprised by visit from about 125 of his people, who took possession of the parsonage and provided substantial and ample supper. Although 8 surprise to the pastor, it was not to the family, who graciously received and entertained theil guests. The evening was passed very pleasantly with music and social con- verse. A sum of money and other gifts were left with Pastor Brown, who has greatly endeared himself to his people. "-There will be a sociable in the Bap- tist conference room Friday afternoon and evening, The ladies are invited to come early with needles and thimbles to assist about the church carpets. Supper as usual A general invitation is extend ed. F List of letters uncalled for in post of fee April 14th: Mrs. L. F. Mayber-2, L. N. Derg, Clark Holt, Mrs. M. B. K. Chapman, J. W. Chapman, Judson Jack son, Ralph Stark. .>-.4, ... ..---- =. s
 Edward Morrison and family removed to their house in Willimantic on Monday. Their many friends regret their depar. ture, if only for the current year.
 Helen Vinton has gone to work ip the thread mill in Willimantic, where il Vio bopod boy. o,,o loxyr,,or& xr,ill po% I,o e~ much of tax upon her health and strength. \
 A tax of two per cent. was voted at the town meeting last Saturday. x.s South Wilmington COrrespondence. | The infant child of w. E. Butler died last Thursday of croup. The young est child of E.. L.. Mckinney is seriously sick with the same disease. Also Joh1 Ackerman's infant is not expected to live
 Rev. c. H. Brown preached a yer, earnest and instructive sermon on Sun day, to the boys especially. There is program being arranged for Easter Sunday. It is hoped tha there will be good attendance.
 MT. John Trimble, who has beel working in the packing-room for tn Thread Co.,, has accepted similar posi- tion with the Clark Thread Co.,, of West erly, R. l., and left for that place Monda. morning.
 Herbert Hanover, of Eastern Point was in town Monday, visiting friends. Rev. T. c. Denman made & shor ; visit to friends here on his way from con ference to his new appointment at Gales Ferry.
 Mir. Sherman Topliff, long a residen of this town, has moved to Springfield Mass, where he has several children, wh will live with him.