The Press., 1897-07-22
ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake Correspondence,

of Lynn, Mass, was the attraction at the lake Saturday and Sunday.
 John Carlson has been visiting friends in Springfield and Longmeadow.
 Andrew Baker, of Windsorville, Is stopping at Orrin Newell's, and helping through the having season.
 George Willis made a business trip to Hartford on Monday.
 Miss Bertha Ellithorpe has returned to her home in West Stafford, after an en- ioyable visit with her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Neff.
 Miss Laura Fryer, of Rockville, is the guest of Miss Lena Cady.
 Samuel Slater and wife, of Holland, visited relatives Sunday.
 Miss Etta Smith, of somers, was home over Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Richardson has secured 8 position with Mrs. L. o. Leach of Filing ton.
 Miss Mary Smith, of Wallingford, is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
 Mrs. Phila Benton, of Stafford Springs, has been spending a few days at Ms. Denison Bakers. Mrs. Baker is also en- tertaining Mrs. Minerva Capron, of New London.
 Mrs. Julia Parish celebrated the anni- versary of her 18th birthday on Monday. A few relatives and friends were present.
 Farmer Leon c. Leach and family, of Ellington, were guests at William Kib- be's, Sunday.
 While working at Kibbe's saw-mill one day last week Alonzo Weeks became prostrated by the heat, and was uncon- scious for some time. but he finally ral- lied, and Is now able to be at work again.
 Miss Abigail Smith, of Rhode Island, has been the guest of George Smith for a few days.
 The Misses Nettie and Clara Stacy were guests of their father one day last week.
 Postmaster Myron H. Dimock has re- gently purchased new Mccormick mow- ing machine.
 Miss Alica Adams, of Wethersfield, is spending 8 few days at ''Birch Lodge, {" the guest of her cousin, Thos. R. Adams
 A very pleasant social gathering of young people met at Eugene Neff's one evening this week. Refreshments were served, and an enjoyable time Is reported.
 M. J. Bowler, of Cleveland, Ohio, is stopping at the hotel for few days.
 Charles Reed is entertaining Mrs. Frank Curtis and son of Springfield.
 Merrick Richardson, of Chicago, son of Gordon Richardson, is spending a few days with relatives here.
 The Misses Alice, Clara and Hannah Van Heynigen, Miss Alice Hitchcock and Lonnie Graves are among recent guests at \ 'Camp Wildwood" ," l.. A. Aborn's charm ing and picturesque cottage at the lake.
 Leslie Dimook recently captured 8 fine string of pickerel, the largest weighing three pounds. Leslie is noted through out this vicinity as great fisherman, and people who come here to fish will do well to consult him.
 The cottages at the lake are all occu. pied. E. A. Kuhuly, Edward Kuhuly and J. Frank Dunlap, of Rockville, are al the Bissett cottage; E. T. Barrus anG George Moore, of Massachusetts, are al ECrane's; Thomas Adams and family arc at their cottage. MT. Adams has recent Ely made some excellent Improvements about his cottage and grounds.
 Clarence Richardson of Hartford, Chas Thrall, Harry Hamilton and Horace Sykes of Ellington, attended church here Sunday.
 There was an unusually large number at church last Sunday afternoon to hea Rev. J. l. Bartholomew. The sermon was excellent. Considerable interest fl being taken in the Sunday school whicl has been recently organized. Herber Glazier Is making an excellent superin tendent. E. N. Seeley, field worker o the Connecticut Sunday school associa tion, will be here in few days to hell along the Sunday school work. The Sun day school, next Sunday, will be held a o'clock, and cordial invitation is ex tended.