The Press., 1896-12-10
WELLINGTON.

l A leap year sociable will be held at tho
 c congregational church next Tuesday even
 ing The gentlemen will have charge
 Succotash will be served. Supper, 1Oc
 Children, 5c. All are invited. (Correspondence.) A new watering trough has been placed at Coldstream brook. A long needed i'm provement.
 Rev. c. H. Brown spent the early por- tionof the week in Springfield Christmas will be observed at the Con- gregational church. Details to be given later.
 We were offered nice sparerib at the railFoad station this week at 7 cents per pound.
 Very neatly printed invitations are out to attend the tenth anniversary of Tol- land grange, at the town hall Tuesday evening, 18th inst. Banquet at 7.3O. Compliments hereby acknowledged.
 The Misses Pearson gave very inter- esting social at the M. E. chapel, Holland side, Friday evening last. A taking little program was arranged, consisting of speaking by Marion Parker, Ida Foskett ndpthers. The feature of the evening, which decidedly took the cake, was ''Casey at the Bat," by G. B. Parker Thel entertainment concluded with the dialogue, ':The Peddlar," the parts being taken by c. B. Marble, G. B. Parker and xr7ifoI fho Mioooo PIoroon Oboo Tl5v;doo and Everett Howard. Some fifty were presSn and highly enjoyed the exercises.
 Ms. DaWe's school at Daleville closed for the winter term Thursday last. The visiting board present expressed them selve as greatly pleased at the marked improvement made. A large delegation of pa Fents and friends were in attendance, attesting to the rising interest in this schobl, which on this occasion entertained all pEesent with we'll chosen recitations, dialtgs, etc. A list of pupils neither ab- sent hor tardy will be given next week. Mrs. Dave intends to resume the school after "a visit to Pittsfeld, Mass. :.
 There will be various attractions at the grange meeting tomorrow evening: Elec- tion tof officers, Pomona's program, pre- sentd dtion of original papers to be read at the rfeeting of the state grange, and the lecturer promises candy-pull, to the ex- ercises of which she particularly invites every patron. She wishes to thus signal ize her last appearance as lecturer. The steward also desires to make some sort of show to celebrate his official demise, so he has fitted up room under the hall for this Hind of thing candy pulls, etc.
 Tn winter term of Roaring Brook school Miss Ward teacher, opened Mon- day. It is possible that the Potter dis trict contingent may attend the Moose Meadow school, if one is set up in the lat ter district this winter. The project is under ad7isement,
 MisGes Maria and Clarissa Morrison, of Windsor, visited at w. D. Holman's re- gently.
 Mrs E. P. Taylor Is in her usual health, and is pleasantly located in Danielson for the winter.
 George E. Robbins is setting up new fence on the north and east of the old cemetery, adjoining his land. The con- tract for the work given him by the town was begun soon after Oct. 5th, He fur nishes the posts.
 The town house is in very great need of paint. Its appearance is sombre, indeed, when it rains.
 The members of the local c. A. R. post are seasonahly reminded that at it's next raguIar meeting, Saturday evening, 10th tast. will occur the election of off, oers, as we'll as inspection, which has been twice deferred. There'll be full moon that night, comrades; besides, the w. R. c. is expected to turn out in full force.
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