The Press., 1901-08-22
South Wellington.

South Wellington.
Try the Ginger Ale made by the Stat
ford Springs Mineral Water Co. 1t is all
right. On sale at the company's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Harrison returned
from their Massachusetts, trip last Mon
day.
Regular meeting of Uriel lodge, F. &
A. M, at the lodge rooms in Morrow,
Saturday evening.
The excursion to Watch Hill or Block
Island next Saturday will be enjoyed by
majority of the people of this village.
Joseph Kingsbury's new house is being
rapidly pushed forward these days, and
Joe Is looking forward to the time when
he will live in his own house.
Considerable indignation Is felt in this
place on account of the sample of Stafford
justice melted out to Ernest Royce, for
merly of Wellington, but at present living
in Stafford. 1t appears that in the spring
he paid his military tax in Wilmington,
saying at the time that he didn't know
but he would have to pay In Stafford
Mr.. Dimock told him that he would re-
turn the money In that case. Early this
week Mr.. Dimock received letter from
Mr.. Royce saying that he should have to
pay in Stafford, and asking that the mon
ey be sent to him or to Amos Nichols,
collector, but before the money could be
sent Mr.. Royce was given $40. AZ course
in the way they collect taxes In his new
home. Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. Royce by the people here, who know
| him to be man who Is careful and
prompt in meeting his obligations.
| The third of series of ball games be-
tween the Tigers of this village and the
Cadets of Willimantic was played on the
Pinney grounds last Saturday. The com.
ing state league pitcher (Potter) was un-
able to play, as he had been sick all the
week, and Prue of Eagleville pitched for
him. The game was played under diff.
culties, as the grounds were wet almost
from the beginning of the game, but the
boys were plucky and played the game
through. The Cadets started the fun.
Connely struck out, Sullivan flew out to
center and st. John put an easy one to
Prue. In the second the first man was
nailed on second by Bracket, and the
next two famed. In the third an error
base on balls and Pelican hitting the bal
with his arm got three men on bases
One scored, one tried to steal third, but
Brackets left handler arrived too soor
and spoiled the steal, and one man was
left dancing between bases. In the fourth
and sixth only three men came to bat
In the fifth the visitors scored two runs
and three men struck out. Two runs IL
the seventh ended the Cadets scoring
The Tigers scored one In the first on 6
two-bagger by Worden, a free pass anC
an error. In the second Lillibridge go
first on an error and scored on Brackets
sacrifice hit. In the fourth two errors
and pass gave the locals another score
and In the fifth every man took whacb
at the ball, scoring five runs. The sixth
and seventh netted two each. and Their
the run getting ended. The Tigers out
field didn't have much of chance to dis
tinguish itself, as only two balls we're pu
into their territory, and Spicer got one o
them. Korper improved his time b,
taking a bath among the clover blossoms
Five hits were credited to Worden
Bracket made pretty catch of foul fl,
out on the third base line. The score:
Cadets, 90 10 % Q o-5
Bases on balls, off Deloude 8, off Pru
/ 2. Struck out, by Deloude 8. by Prue
Safe hits, off Deloude II, off Prue 2. Ell
rors, by Cadets 8, by Tigers 4.
Moose Meadow.
Miss Meta Hanson is at her home fror
Hartford.
Miss Ida Wilson has gone to Holyok
on visit.
Raymond Camp and family are movin
into the Smith place.
William Lee and A. N. Nichols led tn
meeting here last Sunday.
+ Mrs. r. F. Bates and children of Hope
dale, Mass, are visiting at E. A. Bates
a Mr.. and Mrs. Rider celebrated thei
t golden wedding very quietly last Satul
= day.
i MIR. and Mrs. Edward Burdick are or
1 Pertaining their niece and nephew fror
Q New London.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet wit
Mrs. Bartlett, Thursday, the Goth. A
, are invited to be present.
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dI Balsams from the Northern Wood
are in Pyny-Pectora, the certain cure for coughs.