The Press., 1902-07-24


calaureate sermon preached by Rev. Chas.
q. Brown, formerly pastor here, before
the graduating class of the Newport, VT,
high school June 10, 1902. Scientific
and classical attachments, their applica-
tion to human life," the subject, was
treated In mastery manner. The dis
course was founded on the Whatsoever"
verse In Phil. 4:S.
South Wellington.
VIM. Morrison Is visiting with relatives
In Waterbury.
Mrs. Mundell is rapidly recovering from
her throat trouble.
Huber Morrison of Willimantic is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Hall.
The family of Charles Macfarlane are
spending the week on Wilmington Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denman returned
Tuesday from visit to Norwich and vi
cinity.
G. Hall, Jr., & Co. have recently pur-
chased heavy horse of A. Needham of
Stafford Springs.
Miss Edith Scott and Miss Maud Pot
ter took In the Stafford merchants' excur-
sion last Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Gergler and two children
are spending few days with Mrs. Ger
gler's mother, Mrs. w. F. Carroll.
Mrs. James Macfarlane and Miss Ella
johnson Of Willimantic were in town last
Thursday and spent the day with Mrs.
Adolph Korper.
Edward Conner of Holyoke, former
resident, was in town over Sunday and at
tended the. Masonic meeting of Uriel lodge
Saturday evening.
| The members of the band will give a
baked bean supper Friday night. Baked
beans, sandwiches, brown bread and cof-
fee, Is cents. Ice cream and cake will
also be served to those who wish at ten
cents.
Preaching service next Sunday at 1915.
Rev. G. L. Snow will preach the last SER
mon in the series on Christ's momentous
questions. Question, "When the son OF
man cometh will he find faith on the
earth ?" There will be some special mu.
sic.
Rev. G. L. Snow and Thomas G. Den.
man remarked Monday afternoon, "We
go a-fishing." They went to Knowlton's
we are told. Little johnnie Richardson
acted In the capacity of mascot There
are almost as many fish there now as be
fore. And the fish man needn't discon
tinue his trips through this hamlet.
If the attendance at the services in the
hall last Sunday was due to the change O.
time, then the change was made none toe
soon. We ought to have as many ou
each Sunday. We would all be the better
for it, and it is great encouragement tt
the pastor and Sunday school superin
tendent.
A missionary concert will be given II
the hall next Sunday evening under tn
auspices of the Mission Study Circle
Subject, Freedmen of the SOUTH" TIL
program will include brief addresses an
papers, readings, solos and plantatio
melodies. All cordially invited. An Of
fering will be taken for the Y. P. s. G. Z
missionary work.
Moose Meadow.
Alfonso Ruby was the guest of his pa
rents Sunday.
Miss Daisy Wilson Is the guest of Nj
: and Mrs. William Ruby this week.
Miss Linda NJ Bates is spending he
vacation with friends in Hopedale an
Bellingham, Mass.
Mrs. Matterson has returned to he
home In Putnam after a weeks visit wit
Mrs. William Green.
We understand that arrangements ar
being made to have q Sunday schoo
opened in the Roaring Brook school afte
the vacation Is over, where the little one
will find teachers and warm welcome.
Little Eddie Dumas, grandson of Mr.
, and Mrs. Fl. G. Young, celebrated hi
seventeenth birthday at the home of hi
, grandparents here by entertaining fey
of his little friends. Refreshments wer
served and all had fine time.
The Ladies' Aid society here will Civ
social for for the benefit of the M. T
church at the home of Miss Lillia 1. Fer
ton, next week Thursday afternoon. !
cordial invitation is extended to al
Should the evening prove stormy, the sc
cial will be held next fair evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ride
= was burned to the ground yesterday morr
ing. A family by the name of Moringe
, occupied one part of the house, and MI
and Mrs. Rider the other part. All {
the furniture belonging to both familie
Of any value was saved. Much sympath
= Is felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Rider, for the
are old people. How the fire started Is
mystery.
Mead Mora Ha1n.