The Press., 1901-09-12

Ddp6iSl 0MuFcM, uHuSIOH hiAf DIT o.4o,
fare Is cents Glass Factory at 6, fare
10 cents; depot, West wellington at 6.25,
fare 10 cents. Season tickets will be is-
sued at reduction.
South Wellington.
Mrs. Albert Richardson spent few
days In Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Lilly Whiting and her mother
spent last week In Bloomfield.
Charles Buckingham is working in VIII
limantic for the thread company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spicer of Hartford
are spending week with Mr.. Spicer's |
parents In this village. e i
Mrs. Charles N. Allen, who has been
quite Ill, is improving. Mrs. 81. G. Cur
ley is attending her as nurse. II
Clarence Gergler is working in the
packing room for e.. Hall, Jr., & Co. for
week during Carl Gurley's absence.
Walter A. Allen, I'D, left here for Brook
Ign, N. Y, last Monday to take an exam
ination for admission to the U. s. navy.
Carlos Gurley started Wednesday for
the Buffalo exposition by way of Cleve-
land, Ohio. He will be joined by DeWett
Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harrison and John
Starkweather were among those who en-
joyed the "home week" festivities in Nor
witch last week.
w. Ell. Bracket will be the delegate
from South Wilmington to the meeting of
the Ashford Baptist association in Stat
ford, Sept. "a and 25.
Last Friday party, which included
nine persons from this village, took a trip
to Moose Meadow, where they held
prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Bates.
James Smith Is having trouble with his
leg again. He spent several weeks In the
Norwich hospital on account of it about
two years ago, and will go again If 1t does
not improve.
Marlin Knight was thrown from his
wagon last Saturday, while driving near
the creamery at Morrow. He struck on
his head and was rendered unconscious
for a time. No serious effects are ex-
pected.
| Mrs. Fannie Taylor and three children
have been visiting with relatives In town
the past week, while their household
goods are being removed from Warren,
Mass, to Mystic, where Mr.. Taylor has
secured employment. .,. ...,.,.
A farewell reception was rendered Miss
Marion Parker last Monday evening at
her home, West Wilmington. The even
ing was spent very pleasantly In playing
games, singing, etc. The guests, which
included some of her young lady friends
from Tolland and elsewhere, presented
Miss Parker with handsome brooch.
Miss Parker left Tuesday morning for
Hartford, where she will attend school.
Dorothy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Macfarlane, was taken to the
Hartford hospital by her parents last
Tuesday to receive treatment for appen.
dicitis. This course was decided upon
after consultation between DIR. F. L. John.
son and DR.. White of Willimantic. We
sincerely hope that the operation may be
in all ways successful, and that Dottie
will soon be back here with her play
mates. :,
Points to remember with regard to Mr.
Gales meetings: They will begin Sun
day, the 22d. They will be held after
Moons and evenings, hours announces
later. Mr.. Gale will be assisted by fin
i, gospel singer. A chorus choir will b
. formed under the direction of the singer
and all who sing are asked to help b,
. joining it. Christians, remember tn
: promise and conditions contained in Nal
= achi $40. All remember that you ar
cordially invited
81 r.. ~ - q Village Hill.
+ Mrs. Adorno Fiske and daughter, VIII,
! have been living on the Harwood place
have moved to Stafford Springs.
Miss Jennie circuit, who has bee
spending the summer at her home, ha
returned to her duties as teacher at Mont
y clair, N. J.
81 The Ladies' Aid society which was he'll
at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bartlett's Augus
Goth was decided success. Over fit
persons were present, six dollars bein
realized. All report a good time. Sol
Moose Meadow.
Rev. Mr.. Davis preached here last SUI
day. <.~,-.
): School has commenced here, with N
r. Durham as teacher. T. -"
Miss Ida Wilson returned home Satu
n day after a weeks visit with friends
t. Holyoke. .,.. <.:.
, E. A. Bates is making extensive repair
s. on his buildings. Lewis L. Wood of Mo-
G. don, Mass, is doing the work.
d Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruby and daugl
le ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brooks lie
10 Monday morning for weeks visit at IL
Buffalo exposition.
10 Last Friday evening about twenty men
~ bers of the South Wilmington Bapti
); church, with their pastor, Rev. Charl'
III l.. Snow, came over and held a pray
10 meeting with Mrs. E. A. Bates at h,
o. home here.
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ID this county requireG to represent and ADVERT
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financial standing. Salary $500 weekly wi
expenses additional, all payable in cash ea
Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse al
rs carriages furnished, when necessary. Refe
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