The Press., 1901-09-19
WILMINGTON.
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NOW IOf the c00n8
Edna Works Is visiting her grandmoth-
/ er, Mrs. Trask.
DR.. T. K. Marcy of Poquonock was in
town last week.
Mrs. Champion left for her home in
Texas last week.
W.D. Ruby and wife are at the expo
sition In Buffalo.
Miss Hattie g. Robbins spent Sunday
with friends In Westford.
We shall miss Butcher" Bemis this
week. He's gone to Buffalo.
Rhoda Lyon entertained party of her
yodng friends Saturday night.
MIR. Warren, wife and child of Stafford
attended the Baptist church service Sun
day
A party from this vicinity visited the
Douglass monument in Westford, Sunday
afternoon.
Lawyer Edgar M. Warner of Putnam
was In town last week looking over the
old town records.
There will be Congregational church
meeting Immediately after the service
Sunday, the goth inst.
Some heretofore prompt dog license
payers say that they shall pay up no more
unless all walk up to the captains desk.
The regular meeting of the local W. G.
III mil of fho
lington, Saturday, 21st, at O'Clock p. m.
M. L. Dimock, who has been postmas-
| ter here we'll on to forty years, has re-
signed. His store building has been sold
| to s. p. Morrison.
| ]. Arnold Houshen of New York came
Thursday to A. D. Dimock's, rejoining
his wife there. He returned to his duties
on the N. Y. World, Saturday
Rev. Charles H. Brown and wife of
| Newport, VT, are at G. A. Cosgrove's.
Mr.. Brown assisted Pastor Snow in the
services at the Baptist church Sunday.
Supt. Annis of the Vernon creamery,
wife and daughter visited at F. M. Pratt's
Friday, and his creamery wagon being
called into service, both guests and hosts
took gypsy-ride over the Hill, calling
on friends.
The directors of the new Cemetery AS.
ISOLATION, at their meeting last week, d.
rected its treasurer to pay over for the
benefit of the old burying ground the
sum of 1925, donated by John Merrick
and Andrew Dawley of Holyoke, Mass
in sums of $75 and $50, respectively.
| In the light of our recent great national
calamity, 1t Is indeed time for our gov
eminent to put up spark-arrester at
least against the invasion of the land by
foreign anarchial off-scourings. And, by
the way, how now feel our own newspa-
pers, which, with the friends of Aguinal-
do, have called the deceased president
"emperor" and "red-handed tyrant," etc.
Children of the late Origin and Eliza
Lyon Dimock Moses l.. and Addison
D. live in Wilmington; Daniel lives in
Moline, ILL.,; Jane, widow of Dr. Baker,
lives in --; Dewitt, Hannah, Mrs.
John Gould, and Janet, who married the
late Charles P. Rider, are dead. Helen
Mar died in infancy.
| At the Congregational church, Sunday,
Rev. Dwight G. Stone of Chester preached
from Matt. 5:17. Theme, Practical Chris
tianity. At the Baptist church Pastor
Snow took for his text "What wilt thou
that should do unto thee," Mark 1851
blind Bartimeus representing human
need, and Christ the all-suficient healer
and helper.
Children of the late John Heath and
Phoebe Fuller Heath: Hannah married
Maurice Hastings, Greeley, COL; Eme-
line married Ed. Buckminster, Rockville,
afterwards Mr.. Allen, Tolland; Mehiti-
BILE married M. Williams, Rockville /;
Pauline married Mr.. Sibley and lived
in Oxford, Mass; Abigail married James
L. Morse and lives In North Brookfeld,
Mass; Louisa married the late Mr.. Ran
som of Rockville, and John, who married
Amanda Niles, removed to Des Moines,
Iowa.
All interested will bear in mind that
the Gale meetings will begin by his
preaching in the Baptist church next
Sunday forenoon. He will be accomra-
MED by his gospel singer. AS these spec
ial religious meetings are specifically an
nounced as waion evangelical meetings,
1t remains to be seen how largely the
"union" spirit will prevail. All three
of the evangelical denominations here In
town, the Congregational, the Methodist
and Baptist, can, If they will, overflow
these meetings. A great deal has been
said about ''union," or want of "union, y
In this locality, and now we will see what
we shall see. Some of us can remember
when Jones, the colored evangelist, held
meetings In the Congregational church.
They were overlooking because all hands
turned out.
Complete list of persons who have paid
their dog license to date: G. T. Preston
A. III. Walker, w. E. Slater, Harry G.
Pratt, M. J. Mulligan, s. Slingsbury
Maria Dunder, w. e. Battey, Louie Dim
, ock, Austin Rowland, Austin Wade
Andrew Whitman, Fred Kellogg, w
Potter, Mike Taner, James D. Ora
ham, James Pierce, Fred Gilman, JOSEPH
VIM, s. D. Lamb, Mrs. N. D. Royce, II
D. Royce, Jr., George E. Sparrow, s. +
Morrison, q. L. Keens, Edwin Carpenter
Clinton Slater, Orrin Watrous, VIM. Nor
rison, Origin Hall, Francis Dorsey, Chas
Miller, Clifton Schofield, s. Fl. Matthews
Henry Dixon, M. Knight, Elliott Spar
row, L. w. Holt, VIM. 81. Price, George
Knight, Juan Oldershaw, A. D. Dimock
Max Lohse, VIM. Baxter. Are there only
> fortx, fo,,,. 6or,o T., TOWN