The Press., 1900-10-25
WELLINGTON.

Keep your temper these days; nobody
else wants 1t.
The local Y. P. s. G. E. are planning
to hold social soon.
Mrs John A. Morse of Pawtucket, r.
l., Is at e. A. Morse's.
E. G. Richardson is another candidate
for the general assembly.
]. A. Dimock and Harry Morse have
gone to Norwalk to work.
Mrs. Belle Sleight has returned to her
duties as trained nurse in New York.
Mrs. Mary Lyon and two of her chill
dren are visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Rev. j. A. Harding of Newton Center
will exchange with Rev. Mr.. Snow next
Sunday
Rev. Charles l.. Snow preached for
Rev. Mr.. Briggs at Westford Sunday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Jared Fuller, Eliza Kent, of Scot
land, has been visiting old friends here
the past week. -.... ........ ..
We don't know that 1t Is so very re-
markable, but we are now having some
second-crop lettuce.
We are glad to lend books, but where
is our "Black Beauty?" Somebody else
would like to borrow 1t. ....
Grandma" Manning starts for West.
field, Mass, this week. Later she visits
her daughter in Bridgeport.
Notwithstanding the poet, When all
has been said, BE 1t ever so humble,
There's no place like'-bed."
Republican caucus for the nomination
of representatives at the town hall, Sat-
urday afternoon, 9th inst, at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Nellie Mowry, teacher at Roaring
Brook, together with Mrs. w. D. Ruby
and her daughter, Hazel, were at church
Sunday.
A republican rally will be held in the
school house in district No. s, Friday
evening. Speakers name not known at
this writing.
We extend our congratulations, with
those of other friends, to Charles E.
Nichols and wife on the recent death of a
little son-Charles III CD
Mrs. Angie Dave returned from her
visit to Harwinton last week. She may
return soon on account of the feeble con-
Of hor nd hos
L. johnson Is soon to begin work with
his Italian laborers on the old cemetery.
Some outside contributions have come in
but only enough to make a beginning.
Isaac Topliff of Cleveland, Ohio, whose
ancestors were among the towns earliest
settlers, called on old friends here re-
Gently. His business career has been
quite successful.
Gardiner Hall, Jr., attended the funer
al of friend and associate in business
E. Nathan Gibbs, at Norwich, Monday
They were together in North Adams
Mass, only few days ago.
Instead of sermon, Pastor Snow ant
Mrs. L. M. johnson gave very interesting
reports of the Baptist state convention II
New Haven last week. The innovation
was highly appreciated by the unusually
large congregation.
| The singing of the anthem at the Bap
fist meeting Sunday last was exception
ally we'll done. The choir as now com
posed consists of Pastor Snow, MIR. ant
Mrs. Lawrence, the Misses Robbins, Mrs
F. D. Preston and Ethel Burdick.
The following are outside contribu
tors, 1915 each, to the Wellington GENE
terry association: j. D. Parsons, Spring
field; E. V. Preston, Hartford; Mrs
Eliza Holt Thorne, Chicago; A. J. Ola
zier, Hartford-all interested PARTICULAR
in the old burying ground.
Our N. L. N. branch of the Contra
Vermont r. r. had best mind its p's an
Iq's as to its treatment of the public, O
the state of Connecticut may do some
thing about it's charter. Indeed, the com
ing session of the legislature may be In
teresting In that direction If In no other.
1t Is regretted that Mrs. L. M. Johnso
has resigned the office of school visitor
to which she was recently elected.
would be most fitting for the two mem
bers Of the board to choose some othe
capable woman to fill the vacancy. Their
are plenty of them in town, and the ms
jority of voters would certainly sanctio
such action.
W. s. Simmons, agent Of the stat
board of education, has begun his labor
In this town, and he means business |
regard to enforcing the very proper an
wholesome school laws of this common
wealth. He Is not man who magnifie
his Office at all, and always uses quiet br
! look out, for this most faithful and cap.
BILE officer is backed up by the state
Connecticut.
d A very commendable scheme Is on foo
the organization of a town brass bant
An entertainment will be given In tt
town hall next week Tuesday evening, 1
half-past seven, to raise funds for tt
purchase of musical instruments. He
bert Cahoon has large gramophon
with extensive selections, that will fill Il
entire evening. We are assured that tt
entertainment will be highly enjoyab
one. Now let the people show their i
terest In the formation of local bra
band by their presence and their ten ce
! pieces. Doors open at seven, perforr
ance to begin half an hour later. AS /
3 timated, admission ten cents.
The annual meeting of the local w.
L. o., at which choice of officers will
made for the ensuing year, will held
South Wellington Saturday, at o'clot
: p. m. The delegates to the state meetil