The Press., 1895-06-13

South Wilmington on Saturday.
 w. B. Truesdell, formerly of Staf. ford, now resident of Burnside, suffered from visitation of burglars on Tuesday night. Entrance was gained to the store by breaking out glass from one of the front doors. A large quantity of silk and cotton thread, cutlery and other small articles were taken. The post-off1ce is located in MT. Truesdell's store, but nothing in this department was disturbed. Just eight months ago this store was robbed. At that time the safe was blown to pieces, and 8 quantity of stamps stolen. Since then MT. Truesdell has put in 8 new safe, and each night when the store is closed tag with the follow. ing inscription is hung on the knob on the safe door: Mot locked. Don't blow, but turn knob and handle to right and door will open" The safe contained nothing of much value, and apparently was not molested by the burglars. The stamps and other supplies of the post of- flee are kept in the Safe Deposit vaults of Hartford. MT. Truesdell estimates his loss at $1OO, and offers a reward of $1OO for the arrest of the thief or thieves.
 -Sault Brothers, 'the strongest men of their weight in the world," will be the next regular Saturday attraction at Crys- tai Lake.
 J. Stevens of Forestville, while at work in the Central Woolen Co.'s mill on Wednesday of last week, caught his left hand in the machinery and severely lac erated the middle finger, also breaking the bone. Dr. Nichols dressed the hand. It will be some time before Stevens will be able to use the member.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor have gone to their summer home at Crescent Beach.
 At the children's concert last Sunday evening, Pastor Mcleod of the Congre- gational church remarking upon what he would have done provided enough money were contributed to make the Sunday school what he desired it to be, said that he would place the Youths Companion in every family. He considered it as clean, wholesome and instructive paper. He had previously made similar utterance at a quarterly county s. s. gathering, and the endorsement was a we'll deserved one, too. The child or adult that reads Youths Companion is not only entertained with wholesome reading, but is kept posted ,,DOn hictorv oc boiDO made
 The following, from the Lowell, (Mass.) Courier, is of interest to friends of Mr. Campbell, also of Mrs. o., (nee Grace E. Medbery( formerly of Stafford Springs:
 Rev. O. Campbell, D. D., of this city has been honored at the General Assem-. bly, just held in Pittsburg, by being ap, pointed delegate to the great Pan-Pres byterian council to be held next June 1T Glasgow, Scotland, at which all Presby terian bodies from all parts of the world will be represented.
 Stafford Hollow.
 [COrrespondence.]
 NOTICE.-The building committee re quest us to say that they expect to have sufficient number of bids for the new schoolhouse this week so that they vii know what the probable expense will be The attendance of the voters and tax pay CTS of the consolidated district is there fore requested at the adjourned meeting to be held at the town hall on next Sat urday, 18th, at 7.30 p. m. The meeting will be called promptly, as there are sev eral items of business to come before it,
 The school closed on last Friday witt the usual picnic. The primary grade sends the following report: Number o scholars registered, 27; average attend ance, 19. Florence Troy was neither ab sent nor tardy during the term; not tardy but absent one-half day, George Colburn Lester Smith. Prizes were won by Flor ence Troy, Wyla Parker, Harriet Drule. and Clifford Wightman.
 -Children's Sunday will be observe' at the Universalist church next Sunda, morning. The exercises will consist o music and responsive service by the Sun day school, singing by the choir, baptism of children, and an address by the pastor
 There was a very pleasant and quie home wedding at the residence of MT. an Mrs. George Latham yesterday afternoon being the marriage of. their daughter, Mis- Clara L. Williams, to Hugh M. Jenkins The ceremony was performed by Rev. I 0. Druley. Only the family and immedi of frin Mr. Mrc Jenkins went south on the 3. 30 train fo a short journey. They expect to retur on Saturday, and will make their hom for the present with MT. and Mrs. Latham The happy couple received 8 number c very handsome presents, among them
 bed room set, stove, carpet sweeper, clock broom, one-half dozen solid silver tabl spoons, and the following other article in silver: Soup ladle, nut spoon, frui knives, table spoons, nut picks, orang spoon and knife, pie knife, pickle jar, ir dividual salt and pepper, and napkin ring Among the articles in glass are the fo lowing: Water set, lemonade set, cak dishes, orange dishes, spoon holders, prt serve dishes, pitchers, pepper and sa sets. In china there was toilet set, wit articles for the toilet table, cracker bowls fruit plates, tea set. Among these is cup, saucer and silver tea spoon whic Mr. Jenkins mother brought on leavin England. Also towels, quilts, mats,
 beautiful water color, a Mystic Book, wit leaves to be united at intervals, and tn
 Fortress of Strength, book of religion extracts. Relatives and friends and al sociates of MT. and Mrs. Jenkins in tn
 Riverside mill thus extended their goo wishes for their continued happiness.
 From another correspondent.)
 The Mission Band of willing worker will meet next Saturday in the chapel ( the Baptist church, at o'clock.
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