The Press., 1895-12-26
WELLINGTON.

4 NCOrfoSQOn0ence.)
 -2Fhe compliments of the season to all
 Meeting of the grange tomorrow evening.
 --f''In union there's strength" times.
 The Hollow school closed Saturday, Mrs. Ann Robbins teacher Scholars neither absent nor tardy: Ida Bramble, Edward H. Jones. Olin Wilson was ab- sent but one day, and tardy but once.
 Pupils in Moose Meadow school last term neither absent nor tardy: Della Enc, Alburta Enc, Mamie Hansen was absent but one day.
 Ghas. H. Robbins and wife left for IW0Odstock yesterday.
 The newly elected officers of the To- cal Y. .P. s. 0. E. are: President, Eli D. Hayes; V. F., H. F. Starkweather j; sec. and treas, Mrs. 0. T. Preston. The society now has a larger membership than ever before. Its meetings are held Sunday evenings at o'clock. All cordially invited.
 1.-The annual new years parish party, for many years the soci ial event of the winter in Willington, will be held at the Baptist parsonage Tuesday evening, December 31st-New Years eve. Sup per in the town hall. Everybody vel come.
 Deputy D. w. Mars. of levitt City will inspect the grange at it's meeting to- morrow evening; also, work in the third and fourth degrees, including SUD- per. As 8 general turnout is expected, members will not forget to bring contri- buttons for the tables.
 Mrs. Belle Sleight Is at her fathers, Geo. A. Cosgrove, for the holidays.
 I've are .as God made us, bundle of virtues and passions, not yet developed to the sublime and almost inaccessible level of the Prince of Peace. But let us treat one another in a fraternal spirit, sensitive to one another's weaknesses, ,l and proud in one another's strength"
 Officers chosen at Elisha Johnson Post, No. 86, G. A. R., and W. R. C.. meetings last Saturday evening Post Commander, e. R. Marble; s. V. O., J. c. Jennings; J. V. O., A. H. Walker Q. M., s. P. Morrison; s., B. R. Wilbur ; C., W. F. Carroll; o. D., Edward Pearl ; O. G., w. A. Hanover; adjt., Chas. T. Preston Q. M. s.. Chas. N. Allen; s. M., J. O.. Fuller. President w. R. O., Annie A.. Preston; s. V. F., Harriet Marble; J. V. F., Ida Lockwood; T., Hannah w. Rider; O., Mrs. Nellie Mor- , rison; A. C., Mary Lyon; chaplain, Be- thania M. Dimoek G., Emma L. Brown ; , sec., Dasie H. Dimmoek; A. o., Emily , s. Carpenter; O., Miss Nellie Morrison. At the close of the meetings the presi- dent of the w, R. 0. invited the members of the two orders to partake of supper she had prepard for them. Felicitous speeches were made by the past post commander, the commander elect, the t adjutant and the W. R. 0. president. l She said, among other things, that the l w. R. c. was destinied to last as long az the republic, that it behooved every l member to endeavor to keep up the dig. y nifty of the order, and that every loyal
 woman should consider it an honor and 8
 privilege to belong to it.
 The Christmas entertainment at the Baptist meeting house, Tuesday evening l was very generally attended, the edifce
 was crowded. The various exercises, con f sisting of twenty-four numbers, were
 declared by all to be a success in every particular. Space forbids details, be sides, special mention might seem out ot , place. Yet in justice it should be saiG f that the dialog, .'Grandfather's best ! hat,"' and a character representation
 "Dolly Sullivan's Sweetheart" by Miss , Dasie Dimoek, both written by Mrs
 Clara T. Preston, repeatedly brought down the house. The nine characters il s the dialog, Grandfather" George A 8 Cosgrove; grandmother" Mrs. A. H l Eldridge; "Kate," Emma L. Brown
 ''George," A. H. Eldridge; Abigail, Mrs. Ida M. Bronson "Jonas," H. F q Starkweather; Harriet" Ethel Bron