The Press., 1904-11-02
WILMINGTON.

November lettuce 10 not very bad
for the table ous hsreanin 49, - eann-
try"
The oongrsa ionel lad social
last week was 9TH iyelx and. nc
cessfuf% -. - -
Communion will be observed ct the
Congregational church next Sunday
forenoon. .-...~--.-.-. -.----.----
All Buckley men can conscien-
tioualy. vote for eur candid hte1f Tor sem
ator, we think. - - =
The democrats have placed in NOM
ination for representatives Jordan j -.
Oldetshaw ard Samuel Mattison.
=. Albert B. Preston Of Hartford visit
ed friends here last week. He was
the guest Of 8. P. Morrison and, wife
. couple OF days.
A. DeWoH had an operation per-
formed ON him recently, and although
It IL thought to be successful one,
he 10 left quite prostrated. .'
We were misinformed about all of
e. A. Morse's children, ten, being
present at that recent reunion. :. Mrs.
Alice Sullivan Of Boston was not
present. .r.ea .as.!t Fl
Now it's for republicans TO pull
strong and together for Roosevelt
Other matters connected with "poli-
tics" will eventually adjust them
selves all right. -
The grandfather of Fred T. Holt,
the democratic candidate for second
representative for the city and town
Of Hartford, was the late Dea. Alvah
Holt, who used to live little below
Josiah @. Sparks, ON the right hand
side Of the road, going to Dalevifle.
Comrade Lewis, formerly Of, the
goth Conn. Vols, . U. s.. p. o. an
spector, was in town Saturday. He
has nearly recovered from the auto.
mobile accident in which he was in
jured last summer. He thinks re.
lief will come to the Wellington P.
NJ. after the election. ~! '''.' ~
We have hereinbefore spoken Of the
desirability Of abolishing this probate
district, Holland folks going to Rock
vile and Wellington going TO Stafford
Springs for that kind of business, bat
the feasibility of the matter is anoth-
or story. So many little probate dis
tricts in the state are in the same
box. -at@3 60 .Ft .'ia>e3F ~ 80
The best tribute we have seem to
the late Senator Hoar was uttered by
our honored Senator Frye Of Maine,
president of the United States senate :
g. He was man of the highest integ-
rity, and one who was always true to
his convictions Of the right as he saw
it, regardless Of consequences to him
self. ~ . $50. .s''.'@.'. 1iI1~ -@1#a: ~.
Since the removal Of the old post
Office hither we have lost a silver.
handled pocket knife . present. a
silver dog whistle, ladies' umbrella
handle, etc. Il will be unnecessary
to say where to return these articles.
Others have lost stick pins, etc. ), in
our yard, and, so far, it has been the
last of them. f@sa.s -As+tt y.
Rev. @. W. Wolfe preached on Sun
day forenoon from the text, Luke
10: 10, "And he said unto them be-
hold Satan IS lightning fall from
heaven,'' forcible and eloquent dis
course. The Gloria NOW. sung4at the
Baptist ohuroh after the responsive
reading 10 aysry effective feature Of
the service; and other occasional new
features Of the service are mueh en-
joyed. gas9a 10 seg ssl.
The z. p. 81. @. Il. Halloween so
cial ut the Baptist conference room
Monday evening was both very pleas
ant and prohtabls Perforated and
lighted pumpk ins, masks, rabbits feet
and various paraphernalia for use in
Halloween games were in evidence.
It was large and successful gathering
of the Hill folks and vicinity, With
their friends. -. .i.5s't,'
The fourth assistant postmaster
general sent as yesterday blank petit:
tions. instructions, etc., looking
towards r. r. D. route here. We
guess we won't 60 around with them
threshing out old straw. What 1.-THE
blanks we're sent to Us for we don't
know. This household has already
signed such petitions. after asking for
the privilege. Its great deal the
best. in any emergency especially, fol-
those interested in matter to act in
concert. Many project fails when
this fact is disregarded. f.. ..
|. Sunday, Rev. Austin Gardner, act.
ing pastor Of the Congregational
church, observed the 44th anniversary
of his ordination, briefly and infor-
mally ,recounting his work in the VA
rious churches he has labored with
Granville, where he was ordained,
and Ludlow, Mass. where he was
the first pastor, South. Windsor, West
Suffield. Buckingham, Warren and
Ashford, Conn. mine years being
spent in Massachusetts, and IS years
in Connecticut. The address, which
was chiefly historical, was very in
teresting, the speaker. alluding to the
great and marvellous changes in church
and state since his ordination. The
discourse was founded ON Acts i 1 a.
A highly commendatory letter 10 the
speaker from the church in West Suf-
field was read by him.. The interest
In 81
by the choir Of Jerusalem the
Golden
1euth NEiNingto9.
James Dumas of Eagfevifle has
been visiting at his broshersin- law,
VIM. LOnergan's.
Leslie e. Korper 10 working for d
short time in the office of Charles L.
Boss in Willimantic. ]:
Covenant meeting of the church