The Press., 1905-05-24
WILMINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 There is no mistake about the , usefulness. labor saving and general utility of tThe 1900 washer. !" Ask her and all the women who have used it, and they will tell the same story. If you want to get one and escape Blue Monday, write to "The 1900 Wash CT Co., /" Binghampton, N. Y.
 Little Hazel E. Brown is recover ing from a severe attack of bronchial pneumonia.
 Mrs. Annie Dimock Houchans came from New York city to her father, A. D. Dimock s, last Friday afternoon.
 Once in a while we hear of a man who is quite an orator in his home or before an audience of two or three
 Mrs. Griggs and her granddaugh- ter of East Hartford visited the past week at the Congregational parson- age.
 Sunday morning at the Congrega- tional church Rev. A. Gardner Epreached from Matt. 27:17. Theme, "Pilot's question:.
 A little daughter was born to AL phonzo Ruby and his wife, Daisy Wilson Ruby, Saturday, 2Oth, at her father, George Wilson's.
 The local delegates to the Holland county conference of Congregational churches, to be held in Holland to- day, are A. Cowles and Miss Robbins.
 The administrators account in the estate of the late David Eldredge, as allowed by Judge Agard, was as fol- lows: Total receipts, $423. 59; ex- penditures, $423. 59.
 At the Baptist church Sunday af- ternoon the pastor, Rev. Charles w. Wolfe, disooursed from the words, 1T will not let thee go except thou bless me-" Gen. 32: 26. .:
 "There are men and women who are so far above suspicion that they can go into any company, in any place where duty calls them, without taint of complicity with evil things. ''
 Religious meetings are to be held in the Hollow school house this sea- son, to begin at p. m., MT. Bliss, an evangelist now located at Vest ford, conducting the services, we are told.
 There will be two ball games at Cartier's pavilion grounds, West Will lington, Memorial day, between the Eaglevilles and West Willingtons, at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. There will be dancing afternoon and evening.
 Deacon l.. G. Merrick and wife left Bristol Friday on his steam touring wagon for a trip to this vicinity, calling on friends hereabouts, his first visit being at John Edgerton's, Tol- land side, his next one at Lincoln Whites, Westford side. They return home on Sunday. They passed through here on their return Monday, d. m.
 Indications point to full and en- thusiastic meeting of the annual con. vention of the county w. o. T. U. al the Baptist church Thursday, June 1st. Delegations are expected iron all the unions in the county, espec ially from Stafford Springs, where tho local union was born.
 The late Eugene Fisk left fortune estimated at between $1OO and $2OO making nc will. He left 9 widow and five children, two by his first wifi and three by his second wife. Inter : esting questions of law will probably arise over the disposal of the estate All is serene as yet, however. l These persons have taken out ant l paid for their dog licenses up to May ? 18th: S. P. Morrison, J. J. Older t shaw, F. J. Johnson, O. T. Preston A. G. Baldwin, A. O. Latham, H. G l Pratt, H, M. Hansen, Jr., A. Potter o. Hall, J. Kingsbury, W. H. Brack cit, Mrs. W. Masinder, w. l.. Clark . L. B. Clark, E. A. Morse, F. D. Wal ton, G. Bridges, G. Wilson, A. D l Dimock, A. F. Roswell, Mrs. A. Ros we'll, E. o. Carpenter, w. H. Davis !, G. Brown ?, L. Palshan, P. Ryder : W. Eldredge. o. Eldredge, W. H
 Holt, L. o. Dimock, R. L. Squier
 W. D. Ruby, W. F. Carroll, W. E , Battey, s. Schofeld 5, o. Butler, W w. Hobby, J. L. Epo, s. H. Matte
 sen, T. F. Mattesen, s. Slingsby, M 9 Knight 2, B. E. Benton ?, G. Spicer G. A. Rounds, M. Lohse 2, c. N ! Sterry, s. Newell, A. J. Whitman
 A. G. Blair, W. Baxter 2-62. Ali r ter June 1st the delinquents must set s tie with the selectmen.
 l In the Fremont Buchanan cam
 paign, in 1856, member of the Bap Q tist church here, ill good and regula 8 standing, a jealous democrat withal 7 sat listening one Sunday forenoon t. c his pastors sermon. It was not lit . erally the ''eve'' of the election, bu l the day before the election, the grea
 event of those years. Waxing warn
 with his subject, for the times wer
 hot, as many persons remember, be ing an ardent whig, or republican
 the political party of the latter nam
 being just born the preacher said l. | lHRrathron a Nhr;ction ruou oonur