The Press., 1898-09-01
WELLINGTON.

september, at .5O p. m. WELLINGTON. Henry Cooper and family are to re- move to Pomfret.
 Quite heavy cuts of rowen are being housed in this region this season. Mrs. Charles Holman and little son have been visiting at Judge Holman's. Willie O. Eldredge has moved to South Willington, and Is at work in the mill there.
 The Congregational Sunday school pie nicked on the resort at Square Pond yes terday.
 Mrs. Loren Trask and her granddaugh- ter, Edna Works, are at New London for the week.
 The special matters up for considera- tion at the last meeting of the local grange were laid over until Friday evening, Sept. 23d.
 Not being present at the republican caucus last Saturday, we are not able to give the result of the proceedings. Be- sides, it is properly a South Wilmington item.
 The time, place and program of the next meeting of the G. A. R. posts of Chaplin, Union and Willington are to be determined by the commanders of the re- spective posts.
 | Rachel M., eldest daughter of Charles A. Robbins, held a party in observance of her eleventh birthday last Thursday, 25th inst, where were present eleven of her little girl friends.
 Associational director, Mrs. Annie A. Preston, expects Miss Giles of Spellman, N. O., seminary to speak at the Womans' Home Missionary session at the associa- tion meeting at Willimantic next week.
 Rev. s. w. Clark will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday from the text, "Have ye received the Holy Ghost p Should the weather be propitious, from what we hear, there will be full turn out.
 Il The U. s. officials, from the highest tt the lowest, who are responsible for thu speakable sufferings of our we'll, sick ant wounded soldiers in Cuba, Porto Rice and in the camps here at home, deserve court martial and bullet. !, Communion at Baptist church nex Sunday. Last Sunday Deacons Spark and Bracket and F. w. Pratt were chos en delegates to the meeting of the Ash ford Baptist association, to be held a
 Willimantic next week, Sept. and 8.
 The entertainment given in the tow hall Tuesday night by the local c. E. so ciety was success as to numbers, pro gram and ice cream and cake. The mum
 bers taken by Rev. s. w. Clarke an Miss Jennie Church, singing, and readin and recitations by Mrs. Preston, Rev. (
 H. Brown, Edna Pierce and Florenc
 Pierce were we'll received. The duet b a Rev. Mrs. Truman Johnson and her soT
 Merle, in the Karen British India) dis
 lect was a unique and interesting feature Among recent and present guests i
 town were and are National Grange Mas :, ter and National Grange Chaplain Bowe
 of Eastford, and Mrs. Dr. w. L. Higgir
 and daughters, Ruth and Ruby, of Cover
 try, at c. T. Preston's; Widow Fran
 Morrison and son of N. J., at $. P. Mo !
 daughter, Miss Blance Pierce, of Ashton
 R. l., at Mrs. A. s. Pierce's; Mrs. C.
 lenda Waldo and her granddaughter , Grace, Lizzie, Jane and Helen Knox, (
 Hartford, at J. B. Carpenters; Miss Xii , tie P. Burdick and J. w. Burdick, Jr
 children of James w. Burdick of Ne Q Hartford, at M. Burdick's; MT. and Mir Wadsworth and daughter of South Maj f chester at G. A. Cosgrove's.
 South Willington COrrespondence.
 Howard Field of East Hampton is vii :. iting at A. Korper's this week. Mrs. Pet Gray of Bristol has bee , spending few days at Wm. Browulee'
 Clarence Essex begins his sophomol year at the Willimantic high school ne, Monday.
 Miss Nora Parker returns this wee ' from a months vacation at her home
 Northampton, Mass.
 Miss Cora and Miss Lulu Devereau . have been visiting at Harry Denman's Norwich the past week.
 Mrs. Fanny Southwick and daughte Gladys, are spending three weeks VI
 catian with relatives in Maine. II Wm. Eldredge, who formerly lived Eldredge's mills in this town, has take ? a position in the dye house of G. Hal Jr., & Go.
 Joe Duchan got hurt quite badly in u # ice house Monday. He had an ice pic and was trying to move a cake of ic
 when the pick slipped and flew up, hittir q him in the eye, inflicting severe woun pl It is expected that the South Willinl
 tons will play the Eaglevilles game ball at Eagleville next Saturday. IT V game will be good one, and Soul
 Willington delegation ought to attend. h There was a bicycle collision in u V new village Sunday night. Harry Shaff s on George Morrison's wheel was ridir
 down the street, and Charles Buckingha 6I was riding up. They were both going