The Press., 1894-03-08

berry was served with Wn1ppea cr4am $hu by the guests par ercesleasce. "A variety of games furnished abundant amuses6ent, making thes evshfhg, one or the pleasantest on record. Mir. and Mrs. c. are among those.who know how to en- tertain in such charming manner as to make 1heir guests feel that 1t was. s.good to; be there.
 Miss Mary E. Tnpper visited rela- tives in Hampdea recently.
 Mrs. E. .Wadswnth, of Ellington Street. was 2 guest at Avery Browns Sat- urday.
 -John A. Pease and wife have return ed from few days stay in Worcester.
 Louis 6. Stacy is home for brief
 -C. R. Chapman, the nlilk ksIaan from Longmeadow, was in town Tuesday look ing for cows. -SA ssAi>
 Calvin N. 4Patten attended services here Sunday naofnlng.. Hesayaaatfng for several days.at his.old losns.s <,
 fhde,A Appbpltfy 4baEstarted so brisatly the egg sbbslhesss stopped shorf on the mor1Ipg Of the 24th ut. s-Hf'. s;s.s., '
 -Mareh earae in like -ianab5 but look for the lion when he Marchss out, t,e.E
 MT. iDobhs isimproving Gtiite aapfdffy after an illness of several months. Dr. Watts is the attending physician .'si73''i
 Frederick Bradway, from Monson, was enestof hig hrotheroC ChhrasIf Ifovsb Sne SaDOa.n. q 4,sAL taA
 WELLINGTON.
 (Correspondence.a ,,.s J
 "A Boston descendant of Rsv. Daniel Fuller, first minister of this town, was here recently looking up the family rel cords. He is soon to publish a genealogy.
 Bright skies and 8 genial wagm wave greeted the instituting services of the Woa mans Relief Corps last Friday afternoon. In the evening, between the opening! aid closing of the G. A. R. Post, in their hall, the following offieers,of the eoFps.were in- stalled by Anna R. Loomis, of Rockville, assisted by Emma L., Brown of the new corps, whom she detaiIed sasi ;conductot: President, Annie A. Preston; s. V. P., Harriet Marble; J. V. F., Ida Lockwood l; secretary, Della Ryder; treasurer, Han- nah Ryder; conductor, Nellie Morrison {; guard, Kate Buckingham; assistant con- ductor, Mary Lyon; :.assistaht. guard, Fannie Carroll. The veterans of the post present were agreeably surprised at the military precision and almost fanlt- less manner with which the ladies per- formed their parts in the installation terl emonies. The singing, Mary Marble,ora ganist, was fine and inspiriting, whiletha speeches by the department president, Charlotte E. Wright,i;7of New Haven; past department president, Augasta B. Hammond, Anna R. Loomis, both of Rockville, the president of than new corps, and members of the post, evoked hearty applause. A bountiful "eamp fire' sup. per was partaken of during thes evening, and both the post and the new corps went home at g reasonable hour filled with en; thusiasm over this new effort se strengthl len loyalty and love of country and tc raise the standard of citizenship in the ecommuhity =sa.., ,, <. @'',.. ,s ,, The hope is expressed by many ot our best people that the new grange ant the c. AR: organizations willi continue tp draw the people together from the dif fSrent parts of the town, and thus pro mote that iitiiendlineas shhd .sodiaHlaltty which ought to obtain in country places like this, reviving, in measurat the good old times of our fathers. < sS' :; ;; Capt. Hillhouse, of .Willfalantio; ane Detective Parker, of Providence, Wers,; il town last week trying to track stole, horses from:the Canterbury Hills renidea vous: < G. = st1' s'ta- s.'-.H :. ;, -
 --'I didn't know what good fellows a heart Jones, Brown and Smith: reall, were, and they didn't know that i wasp, |such bad fellow, after all,TtlH we 20 acquainted in the grange, ?. said Farme lJ. H.. Hale. of Glastonbury, not long.ago 1 .-L.. H. Holt, by waiting awhile, store ice two feet thicklast week. :' :.ss. Z. :;
 Parties at the Hollow are getting oiii quite a quantity of hoop-poles this season band shipping them to New York houses. @ Rev. 0. H. Brown:attehded the asso ciational minister's meeting held" il Thompson Tuesday. -5 ..'.' --'-, :. ; -Specialsmeeting of the grange thi CThursday) U8ening. Tomorrow evenin it's regular meeting will be held, whe work in the 3d and 4th degrees will b done and supper served. It is expecte that Deputy Reed, of Rockville, will b Epresent. 2>' | Owing to the hard times the W.5G.f, A. R. Morrison Co.,, of Willimantio, hav suspended business.
 -C. E. Nichols, Ed Burdick and Mis E. l.. Brown were installed into their re lspsetive offices in the grange Monday eve ming by the w. M., Geo. A. Cosgrove..
 Has any one, by mistake, larg white stone china pitcher in their posses sion?
 | We trust that the blue birds an robins that wake us these warm, brigl mornings are not too previous, and ths spring has come to stay. .~B But we remen Der March blizzards of the. past.
 Little Grace Ryder has ia brown do, key that affords pleasant ceatrast to4i white one which has become familis feature of the Hill. t---v.-- - The extra meetings at the Gongregi tional church have probably ended for ti
 present, as no announcement of their co tinuance by the Bruce family was mat at the last meeting, Tuesday evening.
 South Wilmington Correspondence. E:
 TTAt the semi annual election of tl Christian Endeavor Society the followir officers were chosen: w.. H. Bracket
 president; Mrs. Wm. Morrison, vic
 president c. H. Brown, recording seer