The Press., 1905-08-30
Franklin O.. Wolfe Of Pennsylvania,

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J the rooms of the new savings bank at
, Stafford Springs.
Clarence s. Preston Of Newton,
manager of Allen Hall s. Cos interior
decorating house, Boston. Mass. was
a guest at his uncle, O. T. Preston's,
Friday and Saturday.
There will be social at the Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening, Sept.
5th. It is expected that dialogue,
"Our Aunt From California, will be
rendered. Refreshments will be
served. Come one, come all. Special
music.
South Wellington.
School in this village will COM
mence next Tuesday.
Topic for Wednesday evening meet
ing. "First fruits for Cod
George O. Richardson of Windsor
Vile was in town last Tuesday.
George H. Nichols and VIM. Nichols
were in Unionville over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Allen has returned
from Mason's hospital, South Coven-
try.
W. s. Simmons, agent Of the State
Board of Education, was in town last
Friday.
Miss Lulu Devereaux is now cashier
for the III. e. Remington 90. of Will
limantic.
Mrs. Harriet Morrison and Mrs. E.
j. Holman have returned from James.
town, R. I.
Miss Eliza Campbell of Greeneville
is the guest of the Misses Alice and
Julia Denman.
George w. Bracket is spending a
part of his vacation with his family
in this village.
J. J. Oldershaw and family of Will
limantic drove up with a pair last
Sunday, making calls in town.
Contractor VIM. Powell of Will
mantle has a force of carpenters at
work on the old "Gurley house."
The following letters remain I'M
called for in the post Office August 80 !:
Mrs. Ida NJ. Marcy, Mrs. Phoebe
Hanks.
1t is safe to say that if there is
"anything doing" Arthur spicer will
be found somewhere around, as we are
reminded by the unique souvenir pos
tai received by one of his friends from
him in Coney Island last Friday.
James Smith has recently received
photographs of Andy Tomasko, mu-
sician ON the Wisconsin," at the
Philippine Islands, also a picture
postal from Clarence Essex, musician
ON the Oregon, - now at Ghefoo,
China. 80, .' .'@E - 81
Mrs. Rodford Of Nottingham, Eng
Land, with her brother, Mr. Draper,
Of the Satisfactory village, attended
services in the hall last Sunday. The
congregation also had the pleasure of
listening to solo by Mrs. Rodford,
who is an accomplished singer.
In a recent letter to Mrs. VIVA. IL.
Bracket, Miss Margaret Burwell
writes from Winsted, where she. IN
living with her mother, of the loss
by fire last Saturday. of their barn.
which was filed with hay, entailing
a loss of $1,000. with 500 insurance.
>, We endorse the following declara.
ton: 81 always knew there was b
curse ON this Sunday business" by
Luby, q Springfield ball player, in
referring to Sunday ball games. The
sentiment Of all the best people, ir-
respective of religious views. is also
against it. 49,. 49,.
| East, wilmington.
The East Wellington Hollow school
will begin the first Tuesday in Sep
tember,e the 9Th. Miss Carrie Hor-
key, graduate of the Willimantic nor
NAL school. is teacher.
| Moose Meadow.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish. to extend
our sincere thanks to all the relatives,
friends and neighb0rs who so kindly ex-
tended their aid and sympathy to us dur.
ing the Illness and death Of our mother
We are very grateful. Miss IDA WILSON,
- = WALLACE WILSON,
| i. GEORGE WILSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilcox and
three children of Hartford, who have
been boarding at Mrs. Jason Aliens
the past four weeks, have returned
home, much improved in health.
Mrs. Roxanna Wilson, 63, widow
of Horton Wilson, died at her home
here Friday morning. The deceased
had been in feeble health for years.
The funeral was held ct her late resi-
dence Sunday afternoon. Rev. Thorn
as lyric of Stafford Springs officiated.
His remarks were appropriate and
uplifting. Three trios ware rendered
by the choir of the M. e. church
here, Gathering home," "Jesus,
lover of my soul'' and Nearer my
God to thee.'' The floral tributes
were many and beautiful. The re-
mains of the deceased were buried by
the side of her husband in the family
lot in the Westford cemetery. Mrs.
Wilson leaves one brother, Henry Ed
wardY, of South Coventry and six
children, Mrs. Arson Barlow of West
ford, Mrs. Malcolm Cole of Stafford
Vile, Benjamin Wilson of South Man.
chester, Miss Ida Wilson, Wallace
Wilson and George Wilson of this
town, besides fifteen grandchildren.
ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake.
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