The Press., 1895-08-29
WELLINGTON,
[COrrespondence.)

Meeting of board of school visitors and. selectmen adjourned, to: Monday, Sept. 2d, at 2 p. m. in town hall. i@.
 $. P. Swift is failing, and cannot long survive: ,:&Hs'.' .'~a-t :;.1:% F Judge Gould, wife and their grand children, Margerette and Florence, of Mo- line, H., paid a flying visit to friends here Monday and Tuesday, stopping at M. L. Dimeck's. Miss FIorence's moth CT, Mrs. Frank Gould, was president of the Illinois woman's state board of com missioners at the late worlds exposition. They left for New York yesterday morn ing.
 Letters uncalled-for Aug. 28th: Miss Jessie Bowers. Thomas Graham, Ruth Fisher, Mrs. w. Prushell. Miss M. Bo- land--care P.J Roland, EFF. Webster, ,Jr.
 Albert Dege and wife, Of Lowell, Mass; were guests of C.. T., Preston, Tuesday: They left for New London and Block Island in the afternoon. MT. Dege eontemplates removal to his farm here the Darling place-in the near fu- ture, after making extensive repairs.
 Rev. MT. Chappen, pastor of the Baptist church; Warrenville, exchanged pulpits with Mir. Billings, supply of the Qongrega church, last Sunday. The former, with! his wife, was entertained at the Baptist parsonage. . ..,m. ..
 The following delegates to the Ash ford BaptistIassoeiational meeting, to be held in Putnam, Sept.%4th and 9th, were chosen last Sunday: Mrs. Annie A. Preston, Misses Alice and Edna Mason.
 The Daleville mills have shut down temporarily for repairs, it Is said.
 The board of school visitors have ap. pointed Henry Fisher district committee the vacancy being caused by the resigna. tion of George Wilson.
 George H: Snow has left for Ohio where he sto continue his medical studies His family remain here for the present.
 An interesting feature of the Relig. ious Herald is the cuts of the various church of it's (the Congregational or. der throughout the state. Why can't the Christian Secretary, for many years edit, ed and published in the same office, and quoted as having a larger circulation, dc likewise, as to cuts of the churches of its (the Baptist( order9 .>.. -.
 An interesting discussion was had al the last meeting, of the grange on oul roads and their management-also as tC the feasibility of some enactment in re- gard to tolling the huge lumber teams that have torn up our highways of late years. We had screed or two in this column on that subject some time ago.
 Chronic tault-finding and kicking in. dicate 8 narrow and malicious mind.
 Frank Joslin, wife and mother, at. tended the annual Chaffee family reunion in Monson yesterday.
 Mrs. William Waldo is visiting hel sisters, Mrs. M. L. Dimock and Mrs. J B. Carpenter. !: -..-.. 70.
 Jessie. daughter, of w. H. Holt, witf a schoolmate, who has been for some time with her aunt, Miss Asenath Holt in Illinois, Is now visiting him.
 Miss Nellie Mowry resumes teaching the center school next Monday.
 -GeOrge Wilson lost one of his heavy span of horses Monday by falling over { rock. It had to be shot. ...
 !s fMoose Meadow, ,nOrrespOndence.) =
 All persons interested are invited te meet at the Moose Meadow, eemeter. Saturday, Sept 7th, for the purpose o in proving the grounds. :v+: } I Frank Hulett and wife, from Hamp den, Mass, and John Hulett, from Som CTS, were guests of F, H. Ballou owe Sunday. ..--i = =. ..s Il Mrs. KnOwltonaand daughter, Flora returned home last Monday. st.3n+ ~ The ladies' aid society will meet wit Mrs. Wm. Ruby next Thursday evening All are cordially invited. %'