The Press., 1901-05-09
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sheets satin tissue paper, four rolls, with
nickel plated fixtures.
May basket, May basket! Who's got
the May basket?
/ Communion was administered In the
/ congregational church by Rev. Mr.. Stimp-
son, DIR. Davies being confined to his
home by illness.
George Wilson and family are soon to
move to Stafford Springs. - Converse,
who has lately occupied the Davis Baker
place, Is to move into Wilson's house at
the Hollow.
George A. Cosgrove Is not gaining In
strength to the degree desired since his
attack of fever. His physician hopes to
assist him 50 that he will be able soon to
attend to needed farm work.
Sickness seems to linger in the family
OF Widow William Eldridge. Her young
est daughter, Mamie, Is now recovering
from an attack of Illness. Mrs. Fl. o.
Sparks, now of Mansfield, is helping in
the family.
Herman Gross of New York has bought
the old Leonard Holt farm, near the Hol-
low, OF late years owned by Davis Baker,
and with his family, wife and three chill
dren, will soon take possession. Mr.
gross Is a tailor by trade, and he may do
something in that line locally. .>
Edmund Labonte, Tolland side, has
bought the old William Moore place, of
late owned by DIR. Jacobs, deceased, for
$500. The purchaser, with his family,
has rented his former home near by and
moved into the house. Lewis Harwood,
former owner and late occupant, has
vacated the premises. ., 49,. r."
Street slang: Some five years ago a
Boston friend brought into vogue here
the phrase, "That's right" Now, 81
ain't married to it," when speaking of
anything you are Indifferent to, is all the
go. 1t Is taken from "Eben Holden, !"
that highly over-estimated book which
has been the rage of late.
"At town meeting legally warned
holden at Wilmington on the 18th day of
June 1854, voted for the Selectmen to
take the most Direct course to Rid the
town Of Ephriam Cutler and his family. -
subsequently the town ''Voted to make
an addition to the town stock of ammuni-
tlon. Voted to have the selectmen to
| Double the town stock of ammunition to
what the Law Requires to the number of
Soldiers
| The pastor of the Baptist church, Rev.
Charles L. Snow, ordained and settled
over 1t last year, may now be called on in
case of funerals, weddings, etc., at his
boarding place, VIM. Morrison's, South
Wilmington. The parsonage near the
church, on the Hill, remains empty. We
see it stated that Mr.. Snow, with his
mother, will soon go to housekeeping in
that village, in the second tenement of the
house occupied by Charles Macfarlane.
We suggest that a "bee," composed oil
some of our lusty young men and horses
turn out and help along the spring work
of our sick neighbor, Geo. A. Cosgrove
There is nothing of the curmudgeon OF
hog about him. He and Mrs. Cosgrovt
are always ready to aid others, having
repeatedly shown that side of their make
lup, and under all the circumstances i
would seem, the proper thing to do. O
course, considering the season, the soone
i shch q scheme is materialized the better
This Is the original lay out and location
Of the school house district No. 9: "Lieu
John Merrick, John Poole, iona. Poole
lJohn Scripture, James Russell, Pete
Lineay, Samuel Root, Josiah Root, Sila
Bowker, John Brigham, BENZ. Dimock
Samuel Thompson, David Stoel and Dan
lei johnson shall be one District, AM
Known by the Name of No. 9-and tn
place appointed for the school house
about 20 Rods South East from Pete
Lineay's, stake and stones" What ha
become of all these families, also?
All are expressly invited to attend
meeting in the interest of the press de
partment of the W. G. T. U. next Tues
Iday evening, at the Baptist church. LIE
J the time be SO impressed upon your min
, that pressure of business will not caus
lyou to overlook it. The best talent vii
be pressed into service, and there will b
nothing to Cypress you. On the contrary
an effort will be made to impress 20
with the great scope of the press work
The cordially will not be repressed, a
the warm press of the hand will prove
Accept this pressing Invitation and b
present"
South Wellington Correspondence.
See notice of bird dog found in anothe
column.
Miss Belle Brown of Eagleville is visit
ing at L. e. Wadsworth's.
Arthur Ranney is going to do his wheel
ing on bicycle he lately bought of Les
lie Korper.
Carpenter French of Coventry is bein
employed by Origin Hall in the nail-dri1
ing and wood carving industry.
A party of girls from this village wen
to Storrs last Saturday night, where the
engaged in the exciting pastime of hang
ing May baskets. 81 -
At the quarterly conference held L
Wesley chapel, Tolland side, Wednesda
afternoon, Geo. o. Richardson was ap
pointed to supply the desk for the comm
tyear.
Next Wednesday evening the Y. P.
G. E. will hold special business meetin
to see If the society will appropriat
money for the fund being raised for tn
! Newton Theological seminary.
Il Arbor day was observed In Miss Ltv
ingstone's school by appropriate exei
cises in the school, sowing flower seed