The Press., 1902-07-24
WILMINGTON.

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Those voters In town who have not
already registered for af1liation with one
party or the other In caucus will have
only one more opportunity this year. SO
II You wish to participate In party eau
Gus notify either of the registrars, who
Will be In session for that purpose at the
town hall on Friday, August 9Th, 1909,
from twelve O'Clock noon to five O'Clock
p. m.
This is another Catching weather for
hay making.
Frank Cosgrove and wife returned to
New York Tuesday.
Thursday afternoon club with Mrs. A.
Z. Morse at 8 o'clock.
Master Arthur Hutchins left for the
Adirondacks last week.
A son, Ralph, was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank L. Joslin.
Mrs. j. F. Zamen and her two sons OF
New York city were at G. T. Preston's
last Thursday.
The l.. LIS meet In the vestry Of the
Congregational church tomorrow AFTER
noon, 25th inst, at o'clock.
Rev. Lester L. Potter, formerly Of this
town, is now In the real estate business
In Hartford Bailey & Potter"
Mrs. Brown and her sister, Mrs. Sleight,
went to Asbury Park, N. j., to visit with
their friend, Mrs. Stout, Tuesday.
Treasurer Hall of the Cemetery asso-
citation has recently received donation
from John Barrows of Denver, Col.
Mrs. James Macfarlane and Miss john
son, saleslady at Mr.. Macfarlane's store,
of Willimantic, called on friends here last
week.
We are unable to give full obituary no.
tice of the late "Grandma" Manning, as
no data have been furnished us at this
writing.
The postponed regular meeting of the
local W. @. T. u. will be held In the
chapel, Tolland side, Saturday, 26th inst.
at 2 p. m.
Some hay fields will, after all, yield a
larger crop than ever this year. 1t is no.
ticeable how much white clover appears
this season.
A dance will be held at Cartier's pavil-
lon Friday evening for the benefit of the
West Wilmington ball club. Tickets for
dancing, five cents figure.
Mrs. Dora Marble Shaw of Westboro,
o}c A
tage, Of Wilson have been visiting theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Marble.
The pastor intending to be absent Sun.
day after next, communion will be held
at the Baptist church next Sunday. Gov.
enant meeting the Saturday (26th) pre-
ceding, at 2 p. m.
We have received from White & War.
ner, Hartford, neat and very painstak.
ing booklet, "Trolley Trips through
Southern New England" which Is indeed
an indispensable guide.
Harry Morse, who came to attend his
brothers wife's funeral in Stafford LAS
week, after spending few days with his
father, returned to his duties in his broth
er's hotel In New Canaan.
There are greater opportunities fo
young men now than there were forty o.
fifty years ago. Industrial science is
large factor in the premises. It ism
$50 west, young man." these days; it
"Go anywhere"
The two sisters of Mrs. Lucius Eldridge
Mrs. Remington and Mrs. Nellie Knight
are now with her. DR.. Remington, be
fore he left for r. l., was in consultation
with the family physician over Mrs. Ell
bridges case last week.
Mrs. Fl. L. Keens advertises her farm
and stock and crops for GALE. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Keens intend to go to England som'
time next month to visit Mrs. Keens
father and Mr.. Keens' mother, who ar,
both in very feeble health. 1t is owe
twenty years since Mr.. and Mrs. Keen
left England.
Mrs. James Robinson of East Hartford
granddaughter of the late Fri Eldridg
and grand-niece of the late Alvah Holt
and her friend, Mrs. Talcott, of Hartfor'
visited Mrs. Daniel Eldridge last week
Mrs. Talcott was engaged In looking owe
old town and Congregational church rec
| ords and seeking old inscriptions in tn
burying ground.
'"There are lawyers in the world VIII
exercise the faculty of sympathetic inter
est. They do not breed disputes the
settle them. They do not excite hatreds
they mollify them. They are counsellor
who are honored In the community wher
they live, because during lifetime the
have been real advocates of justice an
doors of righteousness"
Newspaper reports to the contrary, tn
meeting Of the Ashford Baptist associs
ton will not be held with the church her
unless there shall be no other plao
i provided. 1t will be considered, doubt
less, that the Sunday school conventio
Is enough for one year for one church
Willimantic or Putnam, for instance
might have the meeting and not feel 1t.
At the Congregational church Sunda
the discourse was founded on the word
of Christ, 81 am the way" This was th
first of series Of four sermons the paste
is to give on these words. This one eli
cidated the assertion that the way t
Christ is plain. Next Sunday the SPEAK
or will show that the way Is broad. A
the Baptist church the topic was eth
need Of the gift of the Holy Spirit-firs
the believer may have victory over sin
second, that he may receive the power {
serve."
| We have always had our notions abou
the horse, and we saw them in print n
Gently in Harper's Weekly. We are tempt
ed to copy the extract for the reason ths
so many folks hold exactly the contrar
opinions