The Press., 1901-09-12
WILMINGTON.

Frost Sunday night In the low localities
in this vicinity.
Mrs. A. D. Dlmock spent part of last
week In Jewett City.
Frank Cooley is now the bell boy at
the Rockville House.
Mrs. Annie Dimock Houchens arrived
from New York yesterday morning.
Alice v. Cosgrove's young friends gave
her q surprise party Saturday night.
Oscar Brenn, wife and their two chill
dren from Brunswick, Me-, visited at A.
D. Dimock's. s
Mrs. Charles James, who has been quite
seriously Ill FROM neuralgia Of the heart,
Is improving.
. Miss, Moore of Mashapaug is teaching
the Satisfactory school and boards at
Charles Nichols.
The Loyal Legion will meet at the Bap-
fist conference room Saturday afternoon,
14th inst, at $50.
Mrs. Phoebe Niles Chapman, daughter
of the late Dea. Isaac Niles, Is living In
good old age in Somers.
DR.. G. A. Ryder and wife of Bridgeport
drove up from Willimantic and visited at
G. E. Robbins yesterday.
Impressive prayer for the recovery of
the president was made from the desk of
the Congregational church Sunday.
The Misses Grace and Helen Knox of
Hartford are spending week with their
grandmother, Mrs. William Waldo. at
M, L. Dimock's.-. ... ~ /
Amidon and Armitage (not Amidon
Bros. are soon to set up their steam saw
mill on the old Peter White farm, over
the Ashford line.
Mrs. Sleight was called to nurse Mrs.
Clarence Mclean, Ashford side, last
week. She left the patient in an inn
proved condition. -
Deacon F. W. Pratt and W. H.. Brack.
EFT are the delegates to the Ashford Bap.
ltist Associational meeting at Stafford
oath and 25th inst
The late Lawyer Henry L? Rider Of
this town, latterly of Hartford and New
York, opened the first real estate Office
in Hartford and in the state.
| J. Everett Pickering thinks he has mas
tered telegraphy at the hands of Glars
Nichols, and lie to leave for pastures new
and more profitable, Oct. 1st.
Mrs. johnson rode up from MANSFIELD
with her husband, who had a sick call Ii
this vicinity, Sunday morning, and attend
ed the services at the Baptist church.
| Charles E. Beans from Stafford, who Il
J canvassing for the Commemorative Bi
ographical Record for Holland and Wind
ham Countless" was in town Saturday.
The Getchell family have returned from
the old Leander Hull place they latel.
bought Of A. HI. Walker to Everett, Mass
Another year they may take summe
boarders. .s-~,
"Lots Of feed this year" say the farm
ers. That's go, but harvest it all in goo,
, shape, the phenomenally heavy rowen
for we know not what the winter or tn
next summer may be-.
u Mr.. Starr, who occupied the Congrega
> ttonal pulpit Sunday, supplied the Storr
! church in the forenoon. He is to be OF
dained next year. He was accompanie
hither by Steward Chamberlain.
PROT. Charles s. Phelps, wife and chi
dren, Francis, Lawrence, Ora, Leor
Phoebe and Katherine, of Storrs, and MI
j. Osman of Brooklyn, N. Y, visited 6
"Maple Corner Wednesday of last weel
o. -. Fl. E. Starr, Harvard man, of Prov
dence, R. l., preached In the Congregs
tional church Sunday from Exodus 2O:1!
J ''Thou shalt not steal" The theme we
the ideal Interpretation of this anciel
9 law-what we owe to God and man, an
what we withhold from God and man.
II Sign boards on our roads these dar
O nights seem to be of little avail. Son
parties lost their bearings Sunday nigh
SO folks, who were inquired of as to loca
l. tiles, say. But pleasant company has I
j. use for sign boards, although 1t Is nece
g sary sometimes to know where one is a
Children of William w. Marcy al
rs Martha Knowlton Marcy: Hannah ma
Is ried Darius Starr, both dead; Thorn
% Knowlton Marcy, M. D, lives in Poquo
[. ock and New York; Martha married M
Chaffee and lives In Brooklyn, N, Y
b Lucy married Sidney W. Crofut and liv
a In Danielson.
er The Center school house, having be-
D. repaired and painted, both inside and OF
,e side, the improvements will be duly a
preciated no doubt by the. teacher, MI
!, G. A. Robbins, the pupils and the publ
~ Louis Morse and Ed. Burke of STATIC
n did the wood work, J. G.. Jennings t
h painting, Albert Root the plastering a
y Willie studley the papering. .-.
In Children of the late Rufus Parsons a.
Chloe Weston Parsons: Mary MARI
Seldom Curtis, and died soon afterward
xs William, stationary steam engineer
; Rutland, VT. and Springfield, Mass, di
70 atsthe latter city :; Frances married The
Carey, died in Worcester, Mass; Jam
Duane lives in Springfield, Mass, is
" the Chaee Mfg Co.; Surviah. MARI
] George ": Harlow, and: lives in Worc'
- ter, Mass. ;-e.sz- s,,s.2ss@- e.. .
g "A word about a matter that concer
7o the general public-our railroad, expre
1postaI, telegraph and telephone pri
ed leges, which center at the passenger q
as ton of the N. l.. N. division Of the c.
trail Vermont r. R. The fact isr patel
no whether recognized or not, that this ra
to road has been and is of great benefit
all the country side. The freight trat
al Is now enormous, and the passenger 81
va vice is greatly improved of late year