The Press., 1898-06-02
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John B. Carpenters health remains about the same.

John B. Carpenters health remain about the same.
 Quite delegation from the local w. c T. U. attended the state convention il Ellington yesterday.
 A sociable will be held at the Congre gational church next Tuesday afternoon and evening. All are invited.
 The Tuesday evening social was we'll attended and greatly enjoyed. The food was good and abundant, and the coffee excellent.
 Mrs. Charles T. Preston was in Hart ford and in Springfield, Macs, last week.
 Mrs. Edward Morrison is to live with Walter Morrison in Willimantlc in the capacity of housekeeper.
 Clarence s. Preston spent Sunday and Memorial day with his friends here. He goes into camp at Birmingham, Mass, this week with his troops, and repairs to the front when the nation calls.
 Children's day will be observed in the Baptist church on Sunday, June 12. The children of the Sunday school are request ed to meet in the church parlors at half past five o'clock Saturday afternoon, 4th inst, to complete arrangements.
 Last Sunday, while David Y. Moore, the Congregational supply, treated of his church work the past year in a plain spoken way, Pastor Browns discourse dealt with national matters The former has been duly licensed to preach.
 Miss Ethel Bronson's right hand was recently disabled quite severely by a horse she was leading unduly pulling on his rope halter. One finger was broken and two pulled out of joint. Dr. John son repaired and dressed the wounded hand. It is doing we'll, but its funny to see Ethel walking instead of driving.
 On invitation we visited our district school last Thursday, the year closing the following day. The teacher, E. C.. Richardson's register, made the follow ing pleasing showing 36 pupils, 59 visit ors, average attendance, ST per cent i; neither absent nor tardy fall term, Lizzie Whitford, Rhoda Lyon, Edna Pierce, Florence Pierce, Gertie Davis, Faith Davis, Walter Davis, Geo. Davis.
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 John Shaffer of Providence, R. l., spent Memorial day at home.
 Alvin Oldershaw, wife and child of Will limantic are visiting at Charles Macfar lanes.
 There will be a stated communication of Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M., Satur- day evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Harrison have been spending few days visiting friends in Norwich and Yantic.
 The many friends of Charles Eldredge will be glad to hear that he is out of dan ger and very comfortable.
 Rev. T. 0. Denman has moved from Albert Halls house into the tenement re- gently vacated by Louis Silvey.
 A number from this place went to Will limantic Friday to see Buffalo Bills show, and say that 1t was 'out of sight"
 Mrs. Farnie Scott, Miss Charlotte Brig ham and Leslie Korper spent Memorial day visiting relatives in Springfield.
 The South Wilmington ball nine went to ! Stafford Springs Memorial day and de- feated the Lincoln Athletic club by one run in thirteen inning game. This is the third consecutive game that the local team has won this season, and there are more to follow Next Saturday 1t Is ex- pected that the South Willingtons will play the Willimantic high school at Ea- gleville. Admission, 15 cents Go down and "root'' for the boys.