The Press., 1892-04-07
WELLINGTON. (Corresnondencel

WELLINGTON. | (Correspondence.) The spring has opened hot and dry. -"Let us no longer cheat our con. science by talking of filthy lucre. Money may always be a beautiful thing. It is we who make it grimy"
 W. B. Jansen, of New York city, was the guest of Chas. T. Preston last week.
 Rev. c. H. Brown preached strong sermon on Righteousness and Unright. eousness last Sunday. Rev. D. Breed, late pastor of the Congregational church, assisted in the services.
 What nice time it would be, about these days, to repair the roads! Men, horses and oxen would be thankful to have them repaired before the deep ruts, rocks and chasms become more apparent.
 Gilbert Ide has leased his farm, and will remove to his house in the Hollow.
 The removal of Chas E. Nichols store across the road at the depot quite changes the aspect in that locality.
 Marlin Knight made a:.fruitless search last week in Hartford among the pawn brokers shops after his stolen watch, chain and clothing. His missing hired man, Dan Braman, is wanted in Worces- ter and elsewhere to answer to similar thefts. Burt Barrows parted company with him at Manchester, and denies any complicity with him in the matter of the thefts
 ,-Henry Woodward has returned from Coventry, and has again located in the Glass Factory village, in the Congrega- tional society's house.
 Willie Norcross. who, with his wife and mother, has been stopping with the elder Roswell for few weeks past, and who lately. went to Coventry to live, re- turned last week violently insane. He came hither from-Rhode Island and will probably be sent to some institution ill that state unless he recovers. He and his friends have the sympathy of the con- munity.
 The Baptists hope to occupy their newly-repaired church on Easter Sunday, when there will -be Sunday school con- cert. The conference room has afforded OA ue1L bClS Ol 1dtO.
 The electric lights in Hartford and Rockville are very vivid from the Hill on moonless nights.
 Jennie Golding and Jamie Carpenter are visiting friends in Hartford. Mrs. Ward Cortis is visiting her parents in Manchester.
 A town meeting to lay a tax to meet expenses the coming year is warned to be held Saturday, the 9th, at 3 o'clock p. m.
 The governor has re-appointed A. Korper and Chas.. T. Preston notaries public. Each has seal for documents to be used out of the state.
 (From another Correspondent.)
 The Sunday school at Daleville is preparing for an Easter concert to be given Sunday evening, April 17th, com. mencing at p. m. A finely and we'll ar. ranged program is in progress. Great pains are being taken to make this con: cert a success.
 South Willington Correspondence.
 MT. Thomas Slingsby, of Holyoke is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Parker
 The wife and children of Rev. Thom as Denman, who has been stationed al East Woodstock the past year, are visit ing at Wm. H. Brackett's. MT. Denmar issattending the M. B. conference at New Bedford. He does not expect to return to East Woodstock.
 There has been some change mad, here this spring. w. E. Butler, of Crys tai Lake, has moved into the Pinne, house, and will work for the Co. MT Edwards, of South Coventry, has take1 Lathrop Manning's house, and will worl for the Co.,. MT. c. P. Curtiss has movet from Mrs. Richardson's house into one O the company's tenements.
 John Graham, who is employed il the dye house, broke his wrist Sunda, evening, the result of a scuff1e. Dr. Vel don, of Willimantic, reduced the fracture | Mrs. Marcy ,who has had charge of thu ] Co.'S. boarding house, has resigned he position.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Stille, of Hol yoke, has been visiting at MT. Home Neil's.
 Miss Dougherty, dress-maker of Vii limantic, is visiting with Mrs. Wm I Brownlee.
 70. H. Perkins Virginia and Texa jubilee singers, gave an entertainment a the hall Monday evening.
 A BILL which has passed the nationa house of representatives, absolutely ex cluding the Chinese from America, is on of the most perfidious violations of fait and of treaty ever admitted into 'legisla tion. Its complete passage cannot fail t break off all existing friendly relation be tween America and China, and might probably would, result in exclusion an banishment of Americans from China with perhaps attendant force and murder Fortunately the senate and the presiden still stand between the proposed legisls tion and it's completion, and the Amer .j can nation may not get the full reputatio of being nation that disregards all obl gations assumed by treaty. I Signs are right for a good fruit cro II this season if A cold anan doas not spo