The Press., 1901-09-26
WILMINGTON.

any more.
The Misses Grace and Helen Knox re-
turned to Hartford last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Marble Armitage of Hart
ford attended church here Sunday.
Mail carrier Chapman has taken
couple OF days off to visit Hartford.
Republican caucus Saturday, 2sth, at 2
O'Clock p. m. to nominate town officers.
" Congregational church meeting directly
after the services next Sunday afternoon.
Work Is being pushed on the new state
road, from the "Hill" to the railway sta
ton. 'is@
Alonzo 8. Pierce returned to New York
Monday, after spending few days with
his family here
The wealth and splendor of the hedges
and arbors of morning glories at w. Fl.
Hollis form a sight to behold.
Several sympathizlng friends here at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence Nc
Lane, Sunday afternoon, at Westford.
George Cleveland, son of the late
Moses Cleveland, born sin the woods, 1"
Village Hill, became governor of Ala
bama.
Mrs. F. W. Preston and son, Waylie,
of West Stafford visited friends here and
attended the services at both churches
Sunday. ..-.. ! =
Mas. Sydney Crofut, daughter of the
late William w. Marcy, of Danielson, has
given $50 for the benefit of the old bury
ing ground. ..~ ,4,:s~.. ,
T "A goodly delegation from the local
church attended the annual meeting of the
Ashford Baptist association yesterday
and the day before at Stafford Hollow.
Children Of the late Jason Bugbee and
Elizabeth Agard Bugbee: Jason, Jr.,
lives In Essex; Andrew, dead; Martha,
dead; Maria married w. f. Carroll, dead.
Gilbert Chapman and wife of Somers
were guests at G. T. Preston's Friday
and Saturday. After the fair they will
deliver their fannelette goods over east
Those who heard Mr.. Gale last Sunday
will be delighted to know that he will
speak at the Baptist church next Sunday
at 1915. Miss Rice will sing. All In
vited.
There are other outside friends who
have professed great interest In the GENE
terry improvements who have not yet SEM
their contributions to the treasurer, Hon
w. II. Hall.
/ Children of the late Hiram Rider ane
Sarah Glazier Rider: Charles P, Henry
L., Hiram, Sarah Elizabeth, all dead
Olive, daughter of Mr.. Riders frs
wife, also dead.
i Children of Thomas Rider and Sophoni.
Durham Rider: Caroline D. married
George E. Robbins, still living in Will
ington; Charles Durham died in Willing
ton Dec, 1882; Ashley and Charles die,
in infancy.
i Miss Alice V. Cosgrove accompanied
} her uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs
Charles 81. Brown, to their home IL
Newport, VT, on Saturday, where sh
will attend school. Edna Pierce take
her place as Sunday school librarian.
Should M. L.. Dimock resign his oil
position as town clerk, treasurer, ETC., a
he has his long-held postmastership, l
will be the dutysof the coming republica
. caucus to nominate a new candidate
something not done for period of thirt
six years or So.
. Children of the late Otis Dimock an
Wealthy Babcock Dimock: Olivia mai
: ried Lucius Preston, dead; Lucius live
!; In Northampton; Ira lives in Hartford
Marshall died In Willimantic; Jane, Mrs
Holland, lives In Boston, and Edwar
lives in South Carolina. ...
, Children Of John Turner and Marth
Hart Turner: Martha married Ruff
q Chamberlin, North Coventry, dead; Calls
I ter married Alvin Preston, Ellinville, n
Y, dead; John Hart, dead; Cornelia mai
3 ried a brother of the late Rev. Davi
' Bancroft, and lives in Ellinville, N. Y.
Adam Wood of Westford passe
q thu ugh here on his way to the Soldier
Q home In Noroton last week. He ha
. decided his home In Westford to his wifi,
formerly the widow of John Baker, an
9 ON account of his feeble state Of healtl
a seeks to secure the advantages of tt
u home hospital. 49,.
It Our pond will soon run out unles
friends send us data concerning other Of
wellington families. We have take
pains in this line of itemizing to pleas
former residents who largely depend upe
The Press for home news; and the old
o local readers may not be wholly disinte
ested in this direction.
O At the Baptist mid-week prayer NEE
It ing, Rev. G. Fl. Brown, the former pa
!. tor, gave most impressive, clean G.
d and patriotic address on the death of IL
president. Among other things he sa
that the event would result in a quic
O ened sense of nationality, and that inc
viduals in all our communities mu
guard against the anarchist spirit that
born of envy and jealousy of another.
t At the Congregational church, Sunda
Rev. John K. Savage, pastor of Il
i church in Bristol, N. H., the mornil
supply at Storrs, preached from MAJ
5; % a. Theme: "Religion necessa
II to Christian character" At the Bapti
4 church, Evangelist III. L. Gale of Bost,
gave an address preliminary to the seri
rs of meetings to be held at South Willin
Ut ton the coming week, especially emph
sizing the need of Christians forgivil
le their enemies as the first step toward
x revival of true religion. The unusual
large audience was evidently we'll pleas
ID with his matter and manner, as 1t W
at with th0 sweat charming and OWN no fh6 al