The Press., 1903-04-23
Fanny Morrison is III with the measles


Miss Nellie Mowry has returned from
Ashford and has taken her old place In
the spooling room.
Mrs. Adolph Korper is away on a few
days. Welt to be spent with Mrs w. 81.
Bracket in Hartford and with relatives
In Springfield, Mass.
Radish large enough for the table IA
days from the seed isn't so common, but
Adolph Korper has made that record un-
der glass this spring.
We extend our congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Richardson, who were
married In Norwich Wednesday. Mrs.
r. Is likely to be mistaken for Miss Ida
Bramble IL che should happen around
this way. Mr.. Richardson Is fireman
on locomotive In the Norwich yards.
Bessie Pobuda at last report is doing
we'll. She was one of those who had the
whooping cough several weeks ago, and
later had the measles Before che had
recovered she returned to school and
caught cold that developed into pneu-
and was not expected to live. DIR. John
son has enforced sanitary measures that
has brought about a more favorable con-
dition.
A mothers meeting, under the auspices
Of the W. @. T. u, will be held at the
home of Mrs. W. FL. Hall next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. All who ara in
terested are most cordially invited.
A treat Is in store for the lovers Of
music. Next Saturday evening the Mag
nolia Glee club Of Willimantic is to give
a benefit performance In the hall, the
proceeds of which are to be given toward
the building of church edifice for the
colored residents of Wtllimantic. About
90 numbers will be given, headed by a
piano solo. The program includes fine
selection of Jubilee songs and plantation
melodies by trained voices. The Mag
nolia Glee club is we'll spoken of by those
who have heard them, and there Is no
doubt that 1t will Co well patroniz d.
Tickets, 10 and 20 cents of Clarence
Gergler at the store.
The following books have been added
to the Sunday school library: Singular
Life, Making his Mark, Glengarry School
Days, Kent Fielding's Venture, Stephen
Titus, Story of John e. Patton, Skv Pilot,
Man from Glengarry, When She Came to
Herself, In the Mikado Service, An Un-
willing Guest, Adnah Boynton's Neigh
bors, Down In Water St., By Way of
Wilderness, Pauline, Story of Patsy,
Birds Christmas Carol, Hazel Gray,
Black Rock, Prize Bible; Dolly French's
Household, Deborah, Childs Story-Life
Of Christ, Mag and Margaret, Janet Ward,
Pandita Ramabai, Aunt Abby's Neigh
bors, Those Black Diamond Men, Two
Young Patriots, Robert Hardy.
North Wellington.
Miss Ida Wilson of Stafford Springs
spent Sunday with her mother.
Irving Goodell of Whitinsville, Mass.,
Visited friends here on Sunday.
George Maxwell and family have moved
from Mittenague, Mass, on to the Geo.
Wood place.
e. church here Sunday. Rev. G. s.
Davis preached very interesting sermon
and his friends here are very much pleased
to know that he Is going to be their pas
tor this year. ..-....
Notwithstanding the unpleasant wealth.
er Wednesday evening, jolly company
gathered at the home of W. D. Ruby to
attend the letter social. A bountiful COL
lation was served, after which the guests
enjoyed themselves with music, games,
etc. A substantial sum was added to the
treasury.
East wellington. .-.
Amidon & Armitage have moved their
band saw from West Wilmington to West
ford.
Among the recent visitors In this place
were Mrs Bolieau and children Of Stat
ford at E. e. Wilson's, and Noyes F.
Mech of Norwich at F. E. Chism's.
Mrs. A. q. Baldwin has had as guests
her Oldest grandson and her nephew fron:
Harwinton. They started for Harwinton
on Wednesday morning with a pair Of
young heifers.
An interesting meeting of the w. G. T.
U. was held at the school house Saturday
afternoon. The program consisted Of
music, readings and Rotations. There
was good attendance.
Quite number from this place visited
New London last Thursday to witness
the launching of the Minnesota. Will as
many wish to see the launching Of the
Dakota ten weeks hence2
Daleville.
Dwight Newcomb Is visiting with rela-
tives in Willimantic this week.
Mrs M. J. Marcy of Mansfield Hollow
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Miller.
Mr.. Armstrong of Warrenville was 10
town Saturday, looking over the tene-
ments with view of locating here 10 the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Foster of Kenyon,
R. | we're in town Saturday. He has
accepted spinning i,b In the mill and
will move here about the first of the
month.