The Press., 1899-01-12
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Be sure you'are right, then. go ahead
no matter what is said. a>ss''1;'fs @ !
/ Z. D. Ide, was not so sick as was re-
parted. His home .is, some 40 miles this
fsftie of Tampa, Florida.
T 'drange'meeting toshrorlow night. 18th
inst: Subject for lecturer hour ''Plans
Itfcar grange, work the Z coming year. -
! laWillian Brown lis laid. up, from work
ION account OLA troublesome arm. Glib
sonzand Ryder are getting insifis ice.
| Mrs. Charles H. Brown was called on
Monday to see her, daughter, Mrs. B. E
Benton, who was taken suddenly i'll.
Look out for a'parable touching on the
expansion question: entitled ''Mr.
Spain and his Chf1dren,,'' in next weeks
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That old leaky horse shed, in the row
OF newly painted ones, near the Baptist
| church, is getting to. be an eye sore, to
say the least. ,-assr,' =-s'' =
Rev. s: " Clarke has accepted a call
from the Congregational church in West.
ford. He entered upon his duties as pas
tor last1Sunday. .sss .:.: .s.::,
| We learn, that there was fortunately
no spread Of the diptheretic malady in
tbs. family Of Frank and Jennie Waldo
Knox, in Hartford. x, 49,, -. =. :.
Representative Charles HI. Brown, and
master. Of the local grange, attended the
meeting. Of the state grange. at Waterbury
5sEpesday and Wednesday: sas,4ga & ). is, l..
r. Verify great ana sudden ataease the
changes in temperature ssof fate.s There
Was y change Of 40 degrees IN the early
hours 2 Of Tuesday morning. -".s.s =. s''+ y.
Communion and the reception Of new
members into full Fellowship In the Con-
gregatfonal church has been postponed
till the first Sunday next month. :''
The steam saw mill has been moved
from the Clarence Mclean lot to the Ed.
ward Morrison wood lot, bought by w.
e. Demond, whereit wifi soon bein OPP
erstion:, G: II. Ryder has the oversight
and the job OF carting the lumber:
What's the matter OF the hens these
dayss Our neighbor, G., C. Brown. a
| notable egg producer, picked 1879 eggs
| during this month a year ago, @while dur
ing this month this year, with the same
number OF hens, same food, etc., he har-
vested only 1s. And there are others.
Last Saturday Dea. Eli D. Hayes and
wife we're shocked by a telegram announc-
| ing the sudden death of their son, ELI
Lewis, IN Buffalo City, Ark, ON the 9Th
inst. Dea. Hayes only surviving son
and child Is Edward F. Hayes. for many
years editor of the Weekly (springfield>
Republican. IT, - .,st -. .3,.t'E :.
The recent annual church and t'society'
meetings again reminds one of the in.
utility of this wheel within wheel bust.
ness as to the administration of affairs oil
a religious body. 60. In recent years nearly
lalI the newly formed religious. bodies
Emeauing:, those: of course, that are not
hierarchal, have no such thing as $50,
lciety'' wrapper. Our Connecticut Law
points out how a religious. Organization
can lop off this useless adjunct in ter
minutes time. ':7
Even here, among the hills of Easter
lConnecticut, the U. S.zsenatorial contest
is exciting some minds. We hear of one
bat OF d couple Of cigars between Haw
leg man and q Fessenden enthusiast, NJ
L. Dimock stakeholder. Hawley, Fes
sender, Simonds and Russell each has hi
adherents in this vicinity. We hear tina
up In your borough our friend Abel 10 t,
celebrate the nomination of Hawley II
one way, and that Of Fessenden in an
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5There Will bea sociable at the. Congfe
galonal chureh<next Wednesday evening
Ice cream, candy, etc, will be for sal
Eaaring Intervening. All are invited.
hi man Weaks was given a. a,rps.is
party last Saturday evening, in honor G
his fifty. ninth birthday During the even
ing an easy chair was presented to him
Cake, coffee and fruit was served. TIL
evening was pleasantly spent with song
and social conversation.
south Wellington Correspondence.
II Every tepement,in the village is no'
occupied. x
+ Ghas. Rohbins has moved into tn
| Rinh rGcop hoa1oa =
Chauncey Tucker Of Naugatuck, Conn
spent Sunday with George II. Worden.
Miss Ada Currie has returned fror
Nova Scotia where she. was hastily calle
Esome months ago by the death Of he
brother. 90 s'.@@- :.yt +:r1~ -.'
At the annual election Of the Sout
Wilmington Union Sunday school hel
! Sunday last, the following officers wer
chosen for the coming year: =. W. H
Brackett, Supt. Rev. G. H. Brown, ASS
tSupt; g. W. Bracket, Zee; Rosa.O. Hat
Treas Chas. H. Buckinham, Librarian
Miss Lena Korper ssprganiet.-
W. R.. Perry commenced Monday t
fill his ice houses. he had field G
$4,000 cakes marked out on which.
start of as Handsome 12 zach, ice "a
has been harvested this year within: an
1 seelsn irlHhe states The ICE is free=frol
snopss white Ice or specKs. q At 4his .Ari
ing. a to 10 inches in thickness is bein
harvested sssa<ESt 80
MANSFIELD.
Isszt maasnelaospet:: c. {
Mrs. A, b. Campbell is on the sic
list.
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