The Press., 1892-09-01
WELLINGTON.


 Mrs. M. M. Clark and child, of New York, are visiting at MT. Weeds, Con- gregational parsonage. Mrs. Clark is twin sister of Mrs. Weed.
 Mrs. Russ continues about the same.
 Miss Ida Clark is now at home, slow ly recovering from her recent illness.
 -JohE Low, an alderman of New Hav- en, and his family, have been stopping at J. B. Carpenters. MT. Low, although an ardent republican, has carried demo- cratic ward in that city for the last four years.
 Among recent visitors are MT. John- son and wife, of Jewett City, Mrs. Henry Starkweather, of Plainfield, Mrs. Neff and two sons, of New London, Mrs. J. c. Fuller, of Spencer, Mass. Lee Palmer, of Voluntown, George Palmer, of Lisbon, at Matthew Burdick's. ..-
 Gilbert Brown, ST., visited Boston and vicinity last week.
 -Bennie Weinberg rode down here from Stafford this week on his bicycle.
 -"Don't you know better than to put your arm around ladys waist ?" she cried indignantly. "I know few things better, ,'' he said.
 At the republican caucus held last Saturday afternoon, the following dele gates were chosen state, Representatives Dimock and Burdick, Cha's. T. Preston, c. c. Essex; congressional, E. L. Con- nor, w. F. Carol, Wm. Ruby, W. H. Hall; senatorial, w. H. Hall, c. c. Es- sex, w. H. Holt, Geo. Curtis; pro- bate, w. H. Brackett, John Brownlee, Legrand Johnson, Arthur Eldredge. -"It is seldom considered a merit to be an exceptional worker-scarcely as much so as to be a graceful do-nothing How oddly 1t would sound to say of a woman of fashion, "She is of exemplary industry!" We laugh a little at our grandmothers because they put in their time with such conscientious fidelity to duty; but whether we laugh or whether we forbear, half in reverence, half in pity, the born workers are the pillars of society. They are the Aliases that hold up the world-plain people, homely peo- pie, ungraceful people, perhaps; but, were they all to be taken away, things would fall into inextricable confusion" Covenant meeting in Baptist church parlor next Sunday morning, half an hour before service.
 Mrs. A. D. Dimock's father returned to Jewett City on Monday. The democratic caucus for choosing delegates to the conventions, will be held at the town hall on Saturday Sept 3d, at 7.30 p. m. Misses Clara and Rose, daughters of Gardiner Hall of South Wilmington, to- gether with their cousins, Alice and Ma bel, daughters of M. M. Johnson, oi Mansfield, have been spending a few weeks at Farm Cottage, Bethlehem, NH. South Wilmington Correspondence. l MT. Elias Fisher is in quite feeble health. He is over 80 years old. l MT. Homer Neil and family are talk ing two weeks vacation at Westerly R. I. MT. Everett Richardson is filling his place in the dressing room. 1 MT. Louis Gurgler, who left here early in the spring to work in Providence, R. l., has returned, and will move into the Pinney house, lately vacated by B. l.. Mckinney, who has moved into the vii. lage, owing to the poor health of his wife, where she will be under the care ot MT. McKinney's mother, Mrs. w. F, Carroll
 Mrs. H. A. Caldwell and three chil. dren, from Bloomfield. are visiting at D. lC. Dimock's.
 l Mrs. E. l.. Connor is visiting ir Rockville this week.
 The Y. P. 8. O. E. of this place and their friends will picnic Saturday, il pleasant, at Crystal Lake:
 Stated communication of Uriel Lodge No. A, F. and A. M., Saturday evening | Work on the F. O. degree expeeted