The Press., 1894-09-13
WELLINGTON.

WILLINGTON. The democratic caucus to choose delegates to the several conventions, and to do any other proper business, will be held at the town hall on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1894, t7.30p.m.. Per order committee.
 (Correspondence.)
 Regular meeting of the grange to- morrow evening.
 A new, good, substantial bridge has been built at the Glass Factory village.
 Albert Dege and wife of Lowell, Mass, were town last week and guests at c. T. Preston's
 Miss Winnie Dimock is teaching the Hollow school, Mrs. C.. A. Robbins the Hill school, Mrs. G. c. Dave, Moose- meadow. Miss Nellie Mowry and Miss Miller resume the Daleville and Thread Factory schools respectively.
 Geo. A. Cosgrove and wife are visit ing friends in South Manchester, Hart ford, Glastonbury and Wethersfield.
 Lewis Silvy and family have moved from the Dege place to the Thread Fac tory village.
 We were told by an interested party Tuesday morning at the depot that it wouldn't make any difference whom the ty, the democrats would win sure. Not so. "Mark the prediction" Geo. Snow has returned from the Hartford hospital. It is hoped that the | dootorc thoro did hin, oood Mrs. Steadman and daughter, who have been caring for Mrs. Slafter of late, returned to their home in Hartford Mon- day. Mrs. Steadman's mother, of that city, is now with Mrs. Slafter. | The Nichols Bros. new grain ware house is nearing completion. It is along side the store, and handy to drive up for your meal, &c.
 Our roads this year, as general thing, are in good shape-will compare favorably with those of adjacent towns especially of Ashford l Geo. Austin Bowen, master of the Conn. State Grange, will deliver 8 free lecture upon "The aim of the grange and it's accomplishments" at the town hall Friday evening, the 21st inst. The lec- ture will be supplemented by musical and literary entertainment by the best To- cal grange talent. Ice cream and cake will be served at the grange nall after the lecture. All are invited. | Scholars in town neither absent nor tardy the past year: Harry Juul, Carrie Juul, Linneaus Nichols, Eddie DeWolf Oscar Himmelar, Clifford Himmelar, ,Clar- ence Richardson and Clarence Essex. Annie Juul was tardy one day.
 The regular meeting of Elisha John- son Post, the 3d Saturday of the month, is postponed one week. Per order of commander, w. F. Carroll.
 Regular meeting of the w. R. c. next Saturday, 3 p. m. Initiation work. 1 Republican delegates: State, Will liam F. Carroll, William H. Hall, J. c. Jennings, Origin Hall; congressional, Adolph Korper, Charles T. Preston, Ed ward l.. Conner, Arthur Eldridge; coun- ty, w. H. Bracket, c. c. Essex, w. H. Holt, E. T. Converse; probate, G. B. Marble, Fred Juul, o. D. Lockwood, F. W. Pratt.
 South Wilmington Correspondence. l Special communication of Uriel Lodge, No. 24, F. < A. M., Saturday night. The 3d degree will be exemplified and the lodge will be officially visited by District Deputy Frank Howey, of Willi. limantic.
 Arthur Benton, who has been visiting at home, has returned to Saxton River Academy, Vermont.
 a-J. N. Harrison and wife and wife's mother, Mrs. Earl, are at Yantic attend ing the wedding of MT. Harrison's sister
 Mrs. s. P. Morrison has been visiting at Holyoke, Mass.
 Mrs. H. L. Lillibridge and Ruth Sil vey are on the sick list.
 -Chas. Allen and wife, who have beer Ispending the summer at Fishers Island have returned.
 -E. l.. Mckinney is visiting in Somers and Rockville.
 John Wadsworth and Milton Wads worth have returned from Glastonbury. I i (Moose Meadow correspondence.) | Everybody that is interested in Moose Meadow cemetery is requested to mee next Saturday, at 9 o'clock-if storm! the Monday following-to clean and i'm prove the ground.
 l E. w. Brooks, who has been quit' sick, is on the gain.
 Rev. H. F. Snow has gone to Ney Bedford, Mass, to visit friends. In hi absence A. N. Nichols supplied the pulpi last Sunday.
 Mrs. Jason Allen has sold her farm