The Press., 1895-01-17
WELLINGTON. (Correspondence.)


 There is an unealled-for letter in the post office for Steve Oelsaw.
 --"The malice of mean soul cannot be allayed by kindness .''
 Mrs. Mark Mowry, now living on the Ormsby place, is in feeble health.
 70. II. Rogue, of Middl etown, employ ed at the Girls Industrial School there, spent Sunday at J. B. Carpenters. He was one of the soldiers orphans when Judge Carpenter was superintendent of the home in Mansfield.
 Hay scales are much needed in the center of the town. They don't cost near as much as they used to. Who will put them up and maintain them, and so turn an honest penny?
 The board Of relief adjourned to Mon day, 18th inst, the last meeting.
 The Willington burial association Gin charge of the new cemetery) at their meeting Monday chose these officers <: President, J. B. Carpenter; secretary and treasurer, A. Sharp; directors, M Bur- dick, Samuel Nichols, Geo. A. Rounds
 At the last grange meeting Mrs. 0. T. Preston was chosen lecturer for the coming year.
 Merrill Cushman is at work for c. H. Ryder. By the way, Mrs. Cushman presented him with an eleven-pound boy last Saturday.
 Mir. Faltham, who lately bought the McVeigh place, has been repairing con- | siderably. He has the position the form CT held in the Daleville mill. Charlie Amidon has been building single and double sleds, which are now on sale.
 Tho Messrs. Bramble are transport ing largo quantities of railroad ties from the Gilbert Ide farm (tne old Horace Bicknell place) to the depot.
 The Daleville school closed this week, thus affording a longer succeeding term when the weather will be more favorable.
 Joseph Sparks, one of our older citi- zens, and who has been in rather feeble health in the past, is quite we'll this win. ter.
 The exercises at the installation oi the newly elected officers of Elisha John son Post, No. 86, c. A. R., and it's auxil iary, w. R. O., No. AS, will begin at { o'clock shGrp next Saturday evening, 19tl inst. The w. R. c. meet at o'clock fol initiation work. As stated last week the installation exercises are public, anC all are cordially invited. The chief req ulsitions on the post and corps are coffee doughnuts and cheese for the campfire.
 South Wilmington Correspondence.
 -Benj. Benton is visiting his brother Arthur, in Hartford.
 E. l.. Connor is in New Haven, at tending the session of the Masonic Grant Lodge.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bowen, of Soutl Manchester, have been visiting Mrs. Bow ems mother, Mrs. Ann Parker.
 At the annual election of officers o the South Wilmington union Sunday schoo the following officers were chosen: Super intendent, w. H. Bracket; assistan superintendent, Stephen SIingsby; secre tary, Miss Lillie Whiting; treasurer, c Hall, Jr. librarian, George W. Bracket Sl (Moose Meadow correspondence.) Colds are very prevalent in this V Lcinity. Mrs. Merritt Dunham is very sic pneumonia. s> :; The temperance lecture was post : poned last Sunday evening on account ( the pastor having a severe cold. He wi Z deliver it next Sunday evening, if hi F health will permit For the same reaso 3 last Sunday morning his address was very short one, closing with love feast 5 The ladies' atd society met with MrI |, Frank Barrett last week Friday evening