The Press., 1896-11-19
WELLINGTON.

(Correspondence.)
 A we'll attended and interesting social was held in the Baptist conference room Tuesday evening. = Letters uncalled-for in pOst-off1ce John Irons, Mrs. Robert Callie, A. Walinguist, G. D. Church, Henry Knight, chairman supply committee Cong'l church.
 Andrew Sparks, of New York, is stop ping few days with his father, Joseph Sparks. ,..
 Attention, comrades; It is particular ly desirable that there shall be full att tendance of the C.. A. R. post Saturday evening, for, if the weather permits, Judge and Comrade L. s. Phelps, of Rockville, will inspect the post. He will be accompanied by five or six con- rades from his, Burpee, post, and so supper is to be provided by the ladies of the w. R. 0. The families and friends of the~post and corps are especially in- vited. A good time, with music, is ex- pected.
 Services will be held in the audience room of the Baptist church next Sunday Many hands made light work of the new carpet, and thanks are certainly due the ladies who came so cheerfully, some of them from distance, and joined in with such hearty good will. The Thompson's have made good job of the painting and decorating, and the church now is hand some and tasteful as we'll as warm, snug and substantial.
 The Bible day concert will take the place of the regular morning service, Nov 29th.
 Mrs Emma Coomes, from Hartford, who came to inspect the w. R. C., was only able to inspect the books, the night being so stormy that no meeting was held. This was unfortunate for the mem- bers of the order, as Mrs. Coomes is a beautiful and intelligent lady, an enthusi- ast in W. R. c. work, having been a de- partment officer for several years. She is 8 mepaber of the Robert O. Tyler Corps.
 There was we'll attended social at the Congregational church last evening.
 
 book store in 8 neighboring city, "Have you "A Window in Thrums P" "What place, please ?' asked the puzzled clerk ; and an allusion to Sentimental Tommy ,'' Beside the Bonny Brier Rush," etc., failed to enlighten him.
 Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Dave entertain ed party of Daleville, Moose Meadow and neighborhood friends last Saturday evening.
 | Rev. c. H. Brown attended the roll call of the Baptist church, Warrenville yesterday, and preached last evening. South Wilmington Correspondence.
 There will be special communication of Uriel~ Lodge, No. "A, F. & A. M., Sat. urday evening. District Deputy Walter D. Brigham, of Willimantic, is expected to make an official visit to the lodge
 Bible day was observed in the hall last Sunday. Much credit is due the commit tee for the way in which the program was carried out. The singing and speak ing by the children were especially enjoy able.
 Nearly all in this place will be glaC to hear that Miss P. Grace Baxter, who left here so suddenly last week, on ac count of the sickness of her mother il Montreal is to return and take charge O. the school.
 George Richardson has boil unde his knee, Miss Edith Scott has one on he } arm and your correspondent has "where the chicken gotthe axe. : The truck of one of the cars of the loea ] freight got off the track near the lowe bridge last Friday night. It took nearl, two hours to repair the damage, so tha ) it could be removed. The passenge train was very late. } A few from this place attended Wang in Willimantic last night, while other went to the sociable on Wilmington Hill.
 Whist parties are all the rage in thi 8 place now. Last Saturday evening ther 8 was a party of three tables at Thomas A Denman's. Mrs. Ethel Kingsbury an 5 Leo Korper carried off the honors, whil Mrs. J. w. Harrison and Louie Korpe s werethe lowest.
 CMoose Meadow correspondence.) Q Linda B. Prentice is quite i'll. l. Rev. J. l. Bartholomew will preach 2 r Moose Meadow Sunday afternoon.
 H.lH Turner, of Rockville, has accep ed a position with Jason Allen for tn winter.
 MT. Jeffson, former resident of tn tt place, who now resides in Mancheste has been spending few days with Fre' l. erick Juul.,,
 7. As mentioned last week, the revivt
 meetings at the Methodist church will continued during this week also. TT ,s attendance has been very light, the ave lo age being not over "A. Those in charl x hope for larger audiences this week. I'll o hour is 7.30. n The 0F S0onorv