The Press., 1904-07-27

+. w. Pratt has renewed his cream.
cry contract for another year.
4 Rev. Mr.. Moore's call ON us Satur.
day was delightfully."- reminiscent.
Florence May Pierce is spending q
week at Moose Meadow with her
grandparents.
Fl. g. Whitford of Willimantic
drove up Sunday to visit at his broth
er, J. F. whitford's.
Thompson, with his men, began his
job of painting the Baptist church
and parsonage yesterday.
Miss Grace May Watrous returned
yesterday from a visit to her brother,
Arthur. at Stafford Springs.
The first "dog day. Yves hot and
sultry enough, especially in mid-after-
noon-and there's more to follow.
H. O. Young of Hartford has sold
to Frank Parkony and his wife,
Anna, of New York, through Vincent
Horkey, the old Amos Smell farm.
Mrs. Mary Lyon and her daughter,
Mrs. Hans M. Hansen, Jr., have re-
turned this week from their visit in
Bridgeport with relatives.
Miss Hattie narrower of Washing
ton, D. c., is summering at George
A. COsgrove's. Comrade J. ]. Har-
rover accompanied his daughter
hither, returning yesterday.
There will be nickel entertain
ment at the Baptist church next Tues
day evening, Aug. 3D., commencing at
I7.3O O'Clock. Music, instrumental
and vocal, Rotations, readings, ETC.,
under the auspices of the Ladies' so
ciety. All are cordially invited
This series of socials, of which this
will be the first, was arranged for at
special meeting of the society held
at the parsonage yesterday afternoon.
| south wnlingtOn.
May Wadsworth is on visit with
relatives in Stonington and Provi
dence.
Arthur Ranney of Willimantic wa
in town last week, selling household
novelties.
Miss Eliza Campbell of GreeHevillt
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Viii
liam Watson.
Frank CLARK of Hopeville, r. L.
was the guest Sunday of his sister,
Mrs. Fl. N. Neil.
The West Wellington ball team
play the North Windhams at NORTH
Windham next Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Watrous and little sor
of New Haven are visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Richardson's.
| Semi annual business meeting and
election of officers of the Y. p. s. O.
E. next Wednesday evening.
Miss Pauline and Miss Jennie
Kingsbury of Indiana are the guests OF
their uncle, Joseph Kingsbury.
Miss Maud Potter has been spending
few days in Providence. r. l.. with
Mrs. Annie Wadsworth Kittredge.
Miss Clara Sharp Potter of Schroon
Lake, N. Y, is spending a few days
in town, the guest of Mrs. E. J. Hol-
man.
The new chimney, which will prob
ably be completed this week, had
reached the height of % feet Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Phillips
of Worcester, Mass, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Phillips
brother, VIM. H. Bracket.
1t is expected that three candidates
for membership in the Baptist church
will be baptized in the lake next
Sunday forenoon at Q. As O'Clock.
In spite of the bad weather the band
social in the hall last Friday night
was well attended, and the results.
both socially and financially, were
quite satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Holman
and little son, William D., of Man
chester spent Sunady with Mrs. Z. j.
Holman, returning Monday morning
with George w. Bracket in his auto
mobile.
Mrs. w. D. Ruby is trying to ar
range for temperance meeting to be
held in Moose Meadow in the course
of two or three weeks, and desires
the cooperation and attendance OF
the w. @. T. u. members from this
locality.
After serving three years and two
months in the u. 8. army and com
pleted his term of enlistment, ed
Dundon returned to his home here
last Saturday. He finds army life
not SO hard as might be and will prob.
ably re-enlist after a while. At pres
emit he will work for a time in Yer.
non. .s
Steps are being taken to establish
a home department and cradle roll
in connection with the regular Sun
day school work. The plan, which
has been extensively tried, and al
most without exception with very
good results. would appear to be need
ed here, as the home department
reaches those who, ON account of poor
health, household cares or other
causes, are unable to attend the regu-
lar Sunday school sessions. We hope
the plan may be heartily supported.
Revenge is sweet, and the West
Wellington ball team filled up on 1t
last Saturday, when the Wales team
came down on a little visit. The
only inning that counted in their
score was the third. Jones, first up,
struck out; Royce was caught on