The Press., 1904-11-09

Mrs. E. A. Morse is visiting her
Idaughter, Mrs. Alice Sullivan, in Bos-
ton. st@t
| The Baptist ladies again served
the lunch in the conference room ON
election day. .,4l
| No ONE could complains Of the
weather on election day, cool wind,
but q cloudless sky.
Fred Draper has in his possession q
mechanical implement made from a
sword used by his ancestors in English
wars Waterloo, etc.
Rev. A. Gardner and wife were
chosen as delegates by the local
church to attend the state conferences
at New London next week. a.a
| Carl Gotterdam, who is now living
ON the Henry Felch place, near Ash
ford line, was formerly 0 member Of
90. 4, 9Th New York Vols. and is q
+ U. 81 pensioner. :.
/ Rev. O. W. Wolfe preached last
Sunday a timely sermon from the
words, Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars and unto God the
things that are God's.''
At the Congregational church sun.
day Rev. A. Gardner's topic was
1.-THE silence of Christi or "The
fewness and fitness Of His words, >"
founded on these two texts, Mark
1873, Luke 4:22.
She made mince pie for him the
day. before election, with Teddy
on the upper crust. As she took it
from. the oven, well Drowned. she
said There, now know he.will
be elected, for every letter shows
plainly" y.
Anlong others who attended the
republican demonstration last Thurs
day evening at Willimantic were !:
William Fl. Marsh, his brother-in-
law, Mr.. France, John @. Ryder, b.
q. Robbins, J. @. Hemeler and his
SON, oscar Himeler, e. O. Carpenter.
/ Sunday night, perhaps somewhere
in the small hours Of the morning,
when Mrs. Cosgrove noticed the re-
fectidn Of a lantern in the house,
George A. Cosgrove's family horse,
Ben Concord buggy, carriage
robesa blankets, whips, ETC., also o
quantity Of feed were stolen from the
premises. At this writing the case
is involved in mystery. although there
are rhmors Of the apprehension Of the
thief and the recovery of the horse.
buggy, etc.
i AT the Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening Mrs. Preston, leader, Alice
Cosgrove sang solo and Mrs. Ella
Wilbur gave full and interesting re-
port of the meeting of the Whitman
tic Bndeavor union at South Wind
ham, which she attended g . dele
gate from the local society. Mrs.
Wolfe, president, presided at the
regular business meeting, when re.
ports of committees were heard. Next
Sunday evening Mrs Wilbur will
lead. "#.-a
South Wiltlngton.
Miss Nettie Shaffer has been visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. George
Lampert, in Greenwich.
/ There will be q business meeting
H of the church at the close of the SER
Il vice In the hall next Sunday.
y MAsh James Hoyle, who has, been
4 visiting with her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
James. returned to her home i'm Dale
vile last Sunday.
j For the first time in years, since
Judge Carpenters time, the Tolland
and Wellington district have repub-
lican judge of probate.
It is reported that George W. Brack-
cit has sold his automobile to Hart.
ford parties. He was touring the
town with the machine on Tuesday.
Origin Hall has purchased an au-
tomobile, and probably ere this is in
print will have it home. Wesmight
add that we shall be at liberty to &C.
cept an invitation to take a ride Sat
urday afternoon.
The entertainment which the band
members have been preparing for is
to be given the public ON Thursday
evening, the 18th. Il will consist
Of a concert and play A number Of
selections will be given by the full
band, under the direction Of Sala d.
Jones of Willimantic, interspersed
with cornet solos and duets and clari-
onet duets. A comical farce will be
presented, entitled "Try It On. I"
The cast includes seven characters, in
GLIDING Dutch and Negro character,
who are warranted to cure the blues
Here is an opportunity to patronize
home talent that has never sold the
people gold brick, as have several
travelling entertainers that have
camped down ON us at various times.
The prices are all right-1O and 20
cents. We have been of q necessity
deprived of outdoor concerts during
the summer, but we can make it MP
partly by going to this, and we're
going.
Herman Gross left last Friday foa
New York. -"
"A. Fl. chamberlain of Hartford was
in town one day recently.
James Taylor has taken q position
in the spinning room at the mill.
l Mrs. James Hoyle has returned
from q visit with friends at Paw
tucket, r. I.
t A. W. Lane Of the commission house
of Lane & Barrows, New York, wa,
in town on business last week.
UNION.
O. The vote for renrosonto%sro -.~A.