The Press., 1905-06-28
Charles Nichols is still on the gain.

! W0S OAA0 46Sb 10dGu0E G1AhG UIOh the camel's back.
 Wrong of every sort gets to the ent of it's rope in due time.
 The alleged recent sale of the Judg, Holman farm, Holland side, has fallel through, it is said.
 + It is now rumored that the Misse Palmer and Cunning are to sell theil cottage to B. A. Morse.
 Wilbur Towne was on the Hill Thursday soliciting orders for Lyons store at Mansfield Four Corners.
 Frank Chism and his wife moved away from Middletown recently, or account of the formers ill health.
 Winnifred Brown and wife have been boarding the workmen of Need ham & Bramble at the John F. Whit. ford house.
 There will be a church business meeting in the conference room of the Congregational meeting house Mon. day, July 3d, at p. m.
 Samuel Snow, brother of George Snow, formerly of this town, is in the employ of the N. Y. Mutual Life In surance company, Washington, D. O.
 We note, through the papers, that the local case of Adamec vs. Will. Hams, has been erased from the dock. ct of the Holland county superior court.
 "Those who do the most good in the world are they who have learned the ancient lesson that men and wom- en are the messengers of God and the executors of his will upon earth. "
 G. B. Robbins virtually new barn is nearing completion, and when the old sheds are removed the aspect of the westward entrance to the village will be much improved, folks say. !,
 The question of feeding destitute and hungry school children is now be- ing agitated in this country and in England. The latter country has al ready begun to develop the system.
 It is reported that Mrs. John F. Whitford is not as well in her new home in Cromwell as she was, and that she will be obliged to move from the low locality where she now is, on the banks of the Connecticut. Distant correspondents must bear in mind that all of Wilmington, except South Wilmington, has been absorbed in the new R. F. D. route; so that all addresses of people on the route are Wilmington R. F. D., No. L." Miss Linda Gardner was bitten by a vicious dog in Burnside recently. Her grandfather, Rev. A. Gardner, and family received the news at first with some apprehension, but the wound being cauterized, she is doing we'll
 It would appear as if Stafford Springs were the "Oarcossome' oi Holland side, Wilmington and Vest ford, while Willimantic were the "Carcossome' of South Holland, South Wilmington, Ashford and other points.
 "If one would get hopeful views oi some person who is poor, old, blint and crippled. From such sufferers there often come declarations of faitl which put to shame the melanchol, views of those whose eyes stand ou with fatness and who have everything that heart can wish. '
 We heard recently that Rockville man, who was born and passed his boyh here, said that he was borr here, and that was enough he didn't care ever to return. On the con. trary, we know of Hartforders, Bos. tOnians, New Workers, etc., who in variably express themselves as being proud of Old Wilmington as theil birthplace.
 We notice that our summer neigh bor, Herbert Bowen, has been turned out of the diplomatic corps by the president. He was never, ill oul humble opinion, quite big enough fol the place he has filled in recent years at the hands of the government. Simply being the son of N. Y. pub fisher didn't fill the bill.
 :, After nearly all his lifetime ir Wilmington and Holland side Lee Bur. dick, with his family, go to Willi. mantle tomorrow to work for the Lin. en company there, to make todd spools for it. He, his wife and daugh. ter, Ethel, will be missed from the community. Marten Hansen and fam ily are to move into his vacated house. having bought MT. Burdick's horse and other chattels.
 "When the crowd is shouting, ii is difficult to resist the impulse tt shout with the rest. One likes tC feel the contagion of sympathy, an6 the shouting crowd has no doubt what ever that the voice. of the people il the voice of God. But if one has { conviction which does not depend up on the contaglon Of sympathetic ex citement, he can afford to wait, be cause when the shouting dies away that which excited it often seem! trivial, even to the shouters them selves." ;"
 "What good roads they have il England! Look-at the piles of broker stones for repairs, stored in little niches all along the way; see how carefully and promptly every hole ii filled up and every break mended, and you will understand how a small beast can pull heavy load in this country and why the big, heavy draught horses wear long and do good work. A country with good system ! 1H lo HUith a U0n6