The Press., 1892-03-10

Tuesday evening, March 1st. They voted for the return of the present pastor, Rev. H. D. Adams, for the coming conference year.
 Stafford Hollow.
 -Wolcott Lodge, F. A. M., meets this evening.
 The Society of Christian Endeavor will have an oyster supper and social in the chapel of the Baptist church Friday evening of this week. Supper served from 6 to 7.30 p. m. Social to follow, consisting of singing, recitations, etc. A kcordial invitation to all. Supper, 20 cents. Admission freq.
 -E. H. Pinney has adopted "The Ram bler'' as his wheel for use, also Is agent for their sale.
 Mrs. Amasa Converse is in 8 poor condition of health, and during the past week her daughter-in-law, Mrs. A. A.. Converse, of Warren, Mass, has been with her. She is now, with her children, visiting friends in this borough. WELLINGTON. See advertisement of auction sale next Tuesday, at il 8. m., of farm and personal property belonging to the estate of the late Geo. A. Ormsbee. tCorrespondence.> '~'
 W. Henry Holt is 8 member of the Varsity nine, Wesleyan.
 pr. Storrs, of Hartford, assisted by Dr. Johnson, performed last week a sec- ond operation on the cancer developing on Selden Curtis' eye. A trained nurse from Hartford is in attendance. Mrs. Curtis has recovered somewhat from her late dangerous attack. MT. Curtis son and his wife, from New London, are still with them. Mrs. J.B. Carpentsr is now suffering rom second attack Of grip
 pr. Johnson was called yesterday to attend Mrs. Ward Cortis.
 Mrs: Spring is removing from Dale vile to Stafford Springs. Jason Bugbee, Jr., is to removes thither, we hear.
 s -sehool: at South Wilmington closed Friday: Carrie Curtiss, Bertha Young, George Bracket and Homer Neil were not absent or tardy during the term.
 School at the Hollow closed 3Satur- day. Mabel Burr and Charlie. Blakly were not absent or tardy. &4" -, i
 The widow of the late Philo Wright and Alvarado Howard are the executors of his estate, which, it is estimated, is of the value of 5000. He willed his entire estate to the window, for her benefit dur ing her life.. Mrs. Jesse Enc is his only child. :. : ... .@ -@e '..-:s--, . Miss Sturtevant was called to Am herst last week on account of the illness of her mother, but arrived there too late to see her alive. .,',,;,
 -"Certainly it is heaven upon earth, to have a mans mind move in charity, rest in providence, and turn upon the poles of truth. ",z<i ;,s 5.4 --.' .' The farm occupied by the late George Ormsbee, the hay, &c., will be offered at auction on Tuesday next t,the 18th. Should no sale of the farm be made at that time, it will be in the hands of Chas. T. Preston, who will sell it at low figure.
 The coming entertainment at South Wilmington by the school children, under the direction of Miss Miller, should be well attended, as the children there al- ways do themselves and their pains-taking teacher much credit. '. :. South Wilmington Correspondence, .s t.ss
 -Mr. Judson A. Potter, who has been living on. the-Lashfep Manning Blaeethe. past year, will move to Willimantic soon. where he and some of his children have engaged with the Linsaseo, MT. Potter came to WillingtonS about 1e years ago from New Jersey, and bought farm near the center of the toWn.z which he. still owns. :, He has been quite active in town affairs, having represented the town in the legislator in 1884, and held various town offices: MT: Potter and. family will be missed in town. >.>.s s,s.3
 Mrs. Weeden, of Stafford Springs, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Parker,
 MT. Henry Whitford, of :Willimantic, is visiting with his brother, Mir. John Whitford, of this place. >:
 Mir. J. K. Hull has returned to East Hampton, after visit of about two weeks with his family. MT. Louis Gurgler left here this week to work at Providence, R. I. It is under stood that he will not move his family for the present. ;. ... Mrs. s. P. Morrison and daughter, Nellie, are visiting in Boston, and expect to return the last of this month.
 Misses Ida and Lizzie Hall are home from Wilbraham academy for 8 vacation of two weeks, @,,r.