The Press., 1901-08-01
WILMINGTON.

STANFORD springs mineral w alter 20. 1t
IL all right. On sale at Charles Nichols,
West Wilmington.
nOh, how happy here's our leisure!
Oh, how innocent our pleasure
Society Is all but rude
To this delicious solitude
| Communion at Baptist church next
Sunday. Covenant meeting Saturday af-
ternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard of West Stafford Of
ficiated at the funeral of Daniel Eldridge,
not Rev. Mr.. Davis of Stafford Springs.
No details of the wedding of Miss Lena
Whitford and Rev. d. Y. Moor last week
having been furnished us, we are unable
to give them here.
Miss Lord will speak at the Baptist
church, Wilmington Hill, next Sunday
Il morning, and at the East Willington
school house Sunday afternoon.
Widow s. P. Swift, who attended DAN
lei Eldridge's funeral, stopped over Sun
day with Mrs. Eldridge. 1t is said that
the latter will remain for the present on
the homestead. r
Judson Potter, formerly of this town,
now of Willimantic, has been superseded
as liquor prosecuting agent by Oliver 3.
Chappell of Scotland, whom the county
commissioners appointed last week.
1t Is thought that potatoes in this reg
ion will be small and few In hill this
year. They will be prolific, however, in
other parts of this great country, SO that
prices here will not be way out of sight.
The officers of the East Wellington Y.
p, s. G. E. for this year are: President,
William L. Smith; vice-president, Geo.
Ell. Smith; secretary and treasurer, Frank
e. Chism organist, Margaret M. Chism.
D By recent U. s. post office decision
lots of stuff, stickers, etc., will be ex-
9 cluded soon from second class matter,
. and post Office boxes will be relieved of
/ these annoying and offensive "letters,' -
: circulars and newspapers" Good rid
q dance!
Rev. Henry Davies, Phi. D., of Storrs,
. who has been supplying the Congrega-
9 tional church, has accepted a call from
Q the Congregational church in Westville,
q a. suburb of New Haven, and will begin
his duties there the first Sunday in Sep.
: TENDER.
At meeting of the Center school dis.
proper and necessary repairs on the school
:. house, substituting wood ceiling for the
old plastering, painting the outside, etc.
y and chose E. A. Morse, g. A. Cosgrove
. and F. D. Preston committee to act ir
D the premises. The district committee
70 appointed at the annual meeting, for the
year are G. A. Robbins, B. G. Robbins
j. and W. Slater.
81 The friends in this vicinity of A. s
Pierce, New York electrician, who som'
four years ago bought the Postmaste
Weston place on the Hill, and has trans
ls formed the house into pretty cottage
and greatly improved the premises gen
q orally, have lately learned that he ha
been in New York prisons and insan
O asylums for the past year-engaged IL
experimenting the wiring of the build
ings for electrical purposes.
Those who were inclined to attend tn
churches on the Hill, Sunday, heard a
the Congregational church Rev. Eliza
F., Smith, Methodist, of Willimantic
10 preach from the three parallels narrate
~ in Luke Is, "Seeking and saving sin
III ~ Of kha Do OF or
q. to Pastor Snow, who founded his dis
lie course on Matthew 21:2S, "Son, go worl
OF in my vineyard" the topic being soork, tn
re essential thing in the kingdom of God.
South Wellington Correspondence.
~ Try the Ginger Ale made by tn
a Stafford Springs Mineral Water Go.
+ Is all right. On sale at the company
store.
Albert Richardson Is spending a wee
~ in Holyoke, Mass.
20 Charles Macfarlane returned Monda
n. from an outing trip to the shore.
Miss Florence Neil Is entertaining he
h. cousin, Miss Lena Neil, of Waterbury.
a. Miss Laura Sampson of Holyoke, Mass
as is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Albel
G. Richardson.
'r. Miss Hattie Lockwood returned las
I'd Monday from weeks visit with friend
ga in Willimantic.
Id Miss Mary z. Lord is expected hel
" next Saturday, and she will address til
70 meeting Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Wilton of Stafford Hollo
of Is seriously Ill at the home of her fathe
n jeremiah Latham.
Or, Harry Denman of Norwich was til
I'D guest of his son, T. A. Denman, the la
In ter part of last week.
Miss Alice Wadsworth of Hartford an
I'D Miss Hannah Potter of South Covent1
tie were guests at L. E. Wadsworth's la
OF week.
u Mrs. Jennie Collins and daughter, 81,
IL Eel, of Pittsfield, Mass, and Miss Sus
10 Lathrop of Dalton, Mass, are the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. George FL. Worden.
Two of our citizens Owe suppress the
:. names for the sake of their families) wei
~ to Knowlton's pond last Saturday ar
.. caught only Ill bullheads. If they hs
~ caught one or two cells it would ha,
seemed different.
Crack and the first ball thrown by IL
= Cadets In the game last Saturday WI
placed safely out in the right field
- Arthur L. Spicer, the champion heav
~ weight, and when the ball was recovert
Arthur was roosting on the second mi
stone. Potter followed with a singl