The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-03-19
WELLINGTON.
"1AAM111N W1O1o
Mabel Clark is out of town.

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Mrs. G. FL. Hobby is recovering from a
serious attack of Illness.
Ed. Hobby Is going to work for Henry
Woodward, his brother-in-l beginning
the first of April.
j 1T was voted Sunday evening that here
after the meetings begin at seOen o'clock
until further nolice.
Mrs. G. 81. Davis and family attended
the funeral of her father, Amos ODDS, in
Palmer, Mass, last week.
Old acquaintance here learn from time
to time that Claude Taylor is doing quite
well at the school in Meriden.
The annual meeting of the Wellington
cemetery association will be held next
Monday, at Up M, at the town hall.
The wife of Andrew s. Dawley. now of
Holyoke, Mass, was buried in that city
Tuesday. E. HI. Burdick attended the
funeral.
/ Mrs. j. B. Carpenter Is better, and
James, with the broken left leg, is i'm
proving as fast and as we'll as could be
expected.
Joseph A. Dimock and wife expect to
occupy and carry On his farm, the old
David Glazier place, Moose Meadow,
April LIST.
Said boy In this vicinity, "Of course
Shylock Is In the Bible. Wasn't Shad-
rack, Shylock and Abednego cast into the
fiery furnace? So, there"
See advertisement of missing dog. In
der the common law, and particularly
under the new. state law, it will go hard
with wilful treepasser or harborer.
Alfred House, at this writing, although
very sick, is gaining. Clarence Eldridge,
who has had experience in such cases,
has been engaged as nurse for the present.
A delegation from the Harmony Tenn
pls Of Honor, Stafford Springs, drove
down Sunday to see their stricken broth
eri James Carpenter, bringing fruit, flow
ers, etc.
Mrs. A. ID. Dimock was a guest at c.
T. Preston's over Sunday. She led the
Christian Endeavor society meeting In
the evening, we'll attended and interest
Ing meeting.
At the Congregational church Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Gardeners text was Prov. 16
At the Baptist church the pastor dis
cussed on foreign missions. Subject,
'The open door,"
A regular meeting of the local W. G..
T. U. will be held in the Baptist confer
enee room Saturday, 21st, at 2 O'Clock p.
m. An anti-narcotic program will be ar
ranged by the committee.
Lovello Bogue, an old soldier of the
civil war, Co. B, 10th Regt., Conn Vols,
Is In the employ Of Marlin Knight. He
and his wife occupy J. Osborne's tene-
ment near by. His father, also another
old soldier, "a years old, lives with them.
We question both the feasibility and
legality of the recent Injunction by the
superior court against the strikers, espec-
tally In attaching their funds in bank In
Waterbury. Truly, 1t is most unfortu-
nate situation of affairs in that devoted
city.
From what we learn the project of
building new chapel at "North Willing
ton" Is not expected to materlalize soon.
Many in the neighborhood think that the
school houses In the Village Hill and
Roaring Brook districts will do for all
religious gatherings for the present.
A good, useful and highly intelligent
man passed away last Saturday in Hart
ford in the person Of Hon. W. Edgar ST.
monds, late congressman, patent commits
sioner, Storrs chief trustee, etc. He was
connfessedly the finest speaker Connecti-
cut ever sent to congress. But, best of
all, he was gallant soldier in the civil
war.
Some Of the United States pensioners
In this vicinity do not seem to know that
since 1898 all fourth class postmaster
can execute their vouchers, being careful
to ahix to the document their post office
stamps. Hence, Hansen at West Will
lington, Harrison at South Wilmington,
Morrison at Wilmington, Squier at East
wilmington and Burdick at Moose Mead
ow, can do this business, as empowered
by law.
South Wellington.
Mrs. Levi Bond remains quite i'll with
the rheumatism.
The Misses Ida and Elizabeth Hall are
visiting with friends in New York.
Mrs. Belle Bump of Derby Is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Janette Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Snow were re-
ceived into the Baptist church last Sum-
day.
The new house received quite ''set
back" Saturday afternoon, but has recov-
cred and Is now getting ahead.
+. L. Griswold of Somersville. Is sp end
ing few days in town as agent for a
Springfield correspondence school.
Friday evening the members of the
band will hold a masquerade social IN the
hall. Vocal and instrumental music,
games etc., Will serve 10 onllVon The
evening.
Mrs. Gilbert Spicer, Mrs. John Brown
lee and Mrs. Geo. Nichols called on Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Bracket in Hartford
last week, Mrs. Spicer remaining for a
short visit. i.
Three men were in town Tuesday In
the interests of manufacturer of small
shelf saving banks. The banks we're
loaned to those who deposited one dollar,
with the assurance that the money would
be credited to the depositor by the Saw
ings Bank of TOlland.
Warrenville.
J. A. Brown was In Willimantic on
Monday