The Press., 1895-05-16
WELLINGTON.

I it's auxiliary, w. R. O., meet Saturday evening. A full attendance is desired, as arrangements for memorial day are to be decided upon. As the town refused to make any appropriation toward the ex- penses of this most sacred national holi- day, it remains to be seen whether music, &c., can be afforded.
 Miss Annie B. Dimock, of New Y ork came home Monday for months visit. l Mrs. Ida M. Bronson, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is to remain at her fathers, Geo. A. COsgrOve, through this month.
 Mrs. W. H. Holt is i'll. She is under the care of Dr. Newton.
 Bertha Young is sick with pleurisy at Lucius Preston's, and is being treated by Dr. Johnson.
 Social at Baptist conference room to- morrow evening-postponed from Tues day.
 Pastor Brown attended minister's meeting at Spring Hill, Tuesday. , Rev. J. B. Lemon, of Willimantic, preached at South Willington, Tuesday evening. He was the guest of Pastor Brown that night and the day following. Frank Marcy, of Rome, N. Y, is visiting his mother, Mrs. w. H. Holt
 Geo. H. Baker and Lee Royce are repairing the G. A. R. hall. The former goes to build an ice house and creamery for John Brown of Morrow.
 -SaIlie Weinberg has returned from her visit with her sister Mrs. Needham, Stafford.
 Lena Whitford was home from Willi- mantle over Sunday
 On Monday it was said, "There will be plenty of fruit this year, for all the trees are in blOOm," and, indeed, the land scape seemed dotted with pink and white bouquets. But that night the "cold wave'' reached us, and the next morning the work of the destroying frost had materi- ally changed the scene.
 Reuben Edgerton and wife moved to Stafford Springs last week. Being old and respected residents, they will be
 
 Lucius Eldredge, has lived on the Hill forty years or more, and has been active in the church and in all good works. Fo1 some three years her husbands blindness it is hoped by her many friends that her change of residence from the farm to the borough will be a pleasant one.
 -"Dr." Martin has skipped the town it is reported.
 -"Tin foil balls." All the Ego" here as in other places. Ambition rightly di- rected is 8 mighty good thing
 South Wilmington Correspondence.
 The ceremony of baptism, which was to have taken place at So. Willington was postponed on account of the storm Weather permitting, it will take place next Sunday.
 Special communication of Uriel lodge No. M, F. & A. M., Saturday evening" work, 3d degree.
 Rev. F. A. Holden's lecture and ster eopticon views last Wednesday, nigh was instructive and entertaining. Rev. J. B. Lemon of Willimantic gave an address on the "Four classes O , converts'' in the hall last Tuesday night Will McNally and friend of Williman tic, rode up on their wheels last Sunda, and visited friends in town. Miss Florence Denman has returned from two weeks trip to New York. -SAdolph Benson, who has lately beer working in Springfield, Mass, has en gagged to work for c. Hall, Jr., X Co.
 GMoose Meadow correspondence.) Mrs. Jason Bugbee from Essex, i visiting this week at Mathew Burdick's Civilian Carroll bought at Rife's auc tion sale last Friday good driving horse
 Jake Rife and family return this weel to Newport, R. l., to live.
 A new cOmer-a little girl-gladenet the home of Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Bruc May 18th.