The Press., 1901-12-26
South wilmington.

south wilmington. Miss Lizzie Hall Is home from Boston for the holidays. ';;5rs~7 Homer Nell and family spent Christmas with relatives in Hartford. - Next Sunday will occur the election. of officers for the Sunday school in this. vil-l lage.
 stephen slingsby ls at work again after a vacation of two weeks on account Of i'll. health. Frank Spicer and wife have have been visiting with MT. Spicer's parents in this village.
 Mrs. Albert Richardson Is spending I Christmas week with her parents in Hol- yoke, Mass.
 There will be Christmas tree and box social at the chapel, Holland side, next Saturday evening.
 Chas. Latham furnished the 12 it. Christmas tree that was used in the hall Wednesday evening.
 Frank Edwards is entertaining his parents and younger sister, Maude, who are here from Avon.
 Geo. w. Bracket came home from Concord, N. H., last Saturday, returning Wednesday morning.
 Clarence Elliott, who is attending Huntsinger's Business college in Hart Pford, is spending the week in town. "Dad" Potter of Eagleville is now working in the dressing-room for G. Hall, Jr., < Go.
 | Among those who came home to hang up their stockings were Chas. Bucking- dredge.
 Miss Rose Crosse left here for her home in New York city last Saturday. She expects to return after New Years. Miss Hattie Lockwood accompanied her and will be her guest through the holi- days.
 The hall was full, far beyond its con- fortable seating capacity, last evening oi people who came to hear and see the Christmas doings. We are unable to give the program this week, but will say that the children did we'll in the parts as- signed them.
 There will be Christmas service at the hall next Sunday afternoon at 4.3C o'clock. The pastor will speak on the subject, "The Christ child's Christmas gifts" Music appropriate to the occasion will be rendered by the choir and oongre- gation. All are invited to attend and en- joy this service of the happy Christmas tide. A praise service will be held in the evening. ..- @~ r. ..
 At the annual communication of Uriel lodge No. "A, F. &.A. M., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year
 W. M., Geo. H. Baker; s. w., w. H.
 Hall; J. w., Leonard Smith; treasurer Adolph Korper; secretary, J. w. Harri son; s. D., James F. Lawrence; J. D.. J. R. Neil; s. s., E. B. Durkee; J. 8.
 H. l.. Lillibridge; chaplain, A. B. Pee bles; marshal, w. F. Essex tyler, A. Devereaux. z... -.. | Moose Meadow.
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist society will be held next Thursday evening at 2 30. :. ''s5*,' Il WALES.
 MT. Jack Is to visit his home in Maine Il Miss Collis will spend > her vacation with friends in Spencer. .v,. l. Miss Dora Green is visiting her parents
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Green. ; s' si'.7 | 0. G. Thompson is the owner of pail of new horses purchased in Boston. ." I Miss Fife Chaffee of Springfield if spending Christmas at F. M. Royce's. E.
 Quite number of cases of whoopine cough are reported among the children | Miss Julia Flint has gone. to. Stafford
 vile in the employ of Mrs. w. F. Peel. Randolph shaw was in Worcester Sat
 urday and Sunday, the guest of his uncle Henry Shaw. .
 Mrs. Winnie Worth from Boston il
 spending the holidays with her mother
 Mrs. Kate Williams. }, The Christmas tree and ohicken-p pit supper at the Methodist church Tuesda.
 evening was quite success. About T partook of the supper. The Christmas concert at the Baptis church last Sunday evening was well at , tended. The Methodists have their con cert next Sunday evening.