The Press., 1899-08-24
ELLINGTON.

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| Crystal Lake Correspondence.l
| The Ladies' Aid will meet next Tues
day with Mrs. VIM. Kibbe.
Philo w. Kibbe, who is employed In
Ellington, was home over Sunday.
Rev. F. A. Woodwork will attend the
Willimantic camp-meeting this week.
| Mrs. Chas. O. Smith of Wallingford Is
spending week with relatives In this vi
entity.
Miss Alice Yates of Rockville spent
part of last week with her friend, Miss
Edith HARDWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGeary Of Worcester
have been spending a week with their
sister, Mrs. Ella Martin.
Lawyer E. A.. Aborn of Chicago is
spending few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Aborn.
| Wilton HARDWOOD, who has been spend
ing a few weeks In York state and other
places, returned home Monday
| Perrin Dimock and Thos. Goodell are
employed by Orono Richardson of FL
lington during the tobacco season.
| Dennison Baker Of this place and Rev.
o. E. Thayer Of Woodstock visited in
Glastonbury few days last week.
Perrin Charter, who has been spending
a week with his parents, returned last
Monday to his home in Springfield.
Mrs. Alice Lockwood and daughter,
Ethel, of Wethersfeld, spent the early
part of the week with Mrs. VIM. Kibbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder and the
Misses Flora and Mary, and also William
Lutz, all Of Rockville, are spending the
week at Camp Wildwood"
:, Mrs. John Fletcher entertained her els
ters-Mrs. Burpee from Waterbury, Mrs.
Slater from Springfield, and Mrs. Howlet
from Hampden-last week Thursday, 1t
being her birthday.
The huckleberry season closes this
week with most of the pickers. Large
quantities have been secured and of ex-
cellent quality, most Of which have been
sold at cts. per quart. A few families
have earned between $50 and $40.
UNION.
7 Miss Adele Ludington of Ludlow is Wis.
? iting friends In town.
. Mrs. +. w. Barber Is at Willimantic
3 camp ground this week.
. Herbert Buxton of Worcester called or
3 friends in town the past week.
Miss Mary Bellows Is stopping few
/, weeks with friends in Southbridge.
= Mrs. Levi Legary of Putnam visited
her sister, Mrs. Marchal Legary, this
week.
IL Mashapaug.
At the Ladies' Aid society, held at J
= A. Fosters hotel and grove under thu
management of Mrs. Frank Keefe, ovel
100 people were present and over 80 were
seated at the tables, the largest number
that has attended these meetings so fal
this year. And we'll they might, as thert
is no better place to hold them and ne
better person than Mrs. Keefe to manage
them. All present went home highly
pleased with the entertainment.
Notwithstanding the very sultry wealth
or of last Sunday large congregation
attended the morning services at the M
E. church. Two young ladies were ad
o mitted on probationary membership IL
the church. Rev. Mr.. Morrow of Nor
witch and Rev. Mr.. Tourtelotte, loca
preacher of this village. assisted the pas
2 tor in the service. The sermon was from
Romans 1871. The attendance at thi
J. church during the summer has been YER
large, in consideration Of the circum
/ stances, and the pastor and people hav
reason to feel encouraged. The paste
|. will be in attendance at camp-meet
ing next Sunday, and Rev. Orrin Tourte
: lotte will supply the pulpit during tn
pastors absence. Mr.. Tourtelotte is
g wide awake young man, and all who wisl
to hear good sermon will do we'll to at
a. tend church next Sunday.
Rock Meadow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster enter
= tanned relatives over Sunday.
Adelbert Agard was in Wales and calle'
9 on relatives there last Thursday.
o Irving Goodell was the guest at ALDER
Agard's in Warren, Mass, last week.
Mathew Heck and family attended tn
: Bible picnic at Warrenville last weel
Wednesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Broadway visite
- relative and friends in Southbridge las
week Tuesday.
o Mrs. M. E. King from Susquehanns
10 Penn, visited at the home of her brother
Henry Booth, last week.