The Press., 1905-08-16
WILMINGTON.

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victions every time.
l., Medium is a fad word now used
by high toned writers.
Il Hay will be hay next winter.
Mark the prediction.
These late showers of rain have re-
vived vegetation somewhat.
Rev. Charles W. Wolfe left for
Northfield, Mass. on Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles H. Brown of New
port. Vt, came Saturday evening to
visit her relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Kingsly
of Providence, r. l., are visiting his
mother, Mrs. J. B. Taylor, for few
days.
The article in the current Atlantic
Monthly by the greatest living novel
ist, Henry James, is we'll worth read
ing and study.
Quite stable party from the Hol-
low and vicinity, including the fam
lily of @. F. Amidon, are at the
Beach, near Providence, r. I.
E. A. Morse and wife have returned
from q two-weeks' stay at the seaside
near Boston, as the guest of their
daughter, Mrs. Alice Sullivan.
Samuel Gardner and his brother,
Dwight, drove over from Burnside,
Wednesday, for a short visit with
their parents at the Congregational
parsonage.
There will be dance at Carriers
pavilion and grove Friday evening,
the 18th. It is expected that Fay's
orchestra of Rockville will furnish
music for the occasion.
There are some thirteen million
members of the Sunday schools in the
United States, and only about sixty
Der cent. of the pupils attend the
church services proper.
An Ashford justice of the peace
last week found Oscar Sands guilty of
non support and co-habitation, and
he was bound over to the superior
court of Windham county.
By far the most important ship
canal in the world is the Sault Ste.
Marie. It's general business is four
times as great as that of the Suez
canal-a fact that will surprise many
persons.
"No church goer, unless he be
bigot of rank type, will suffer spir-
itual decline during the vacation sea-
son for lack of place of religious
worship to attend where he will be
welcomed.
It may not be known to everybody
in the state that there is no law in
it's statutes against stealing an auto
mobile, provided you return it within
reasonable time. We presume ours
is now in jeopardy!
Mrs. Idella G. Ryder was in town
last week, making her headquarters
at Mrs. Carpenters. She and her
daughter, Grace, are now living in
Brockton, Mass. where they are re-:
muneratively employed.
Earl g. Church of Hartford and
his brother, Howard, who is to enter
Yale university this fall, drove out
from Rockville Sunday to see their
sister, Miss Jennie Church, and their
grandmother, Mrs. Gilbert Ide.
R. E. Cartier has come out with a
new bakers wagon. Since the elm
ination from the route OF the Rock
Vile bakers his trade has increased.
note, has gone into insolvency.
The R. @. bishop of Syracuse, New
York, has ordered that the honors
of Christian burial within his diocese
be hereafter denied to those who die
by accident on the Lords day, hav-
ing violated the law concerning that
days observance, like boating, auto
MODELLING, etc.
The subject at the Congregational
church Sunday, suggested, as the pas
tor said, by the death of the late Lu-
oius Eldridge, long time member,
was Eternity Some members of
the Baptist congregation were present,
their house of worship being closed,
as it will be next Sunday also, during
the PASTORS absence on his vacation.
The old law or custom appertain-
ing to travel ON our highways now
includes automobiles, in turning to
the right when meeting a vehicle 60
ing in an opposite direction, and to
the right also when a team wants to
pass by in the same direction, that
team taking the left. Every one I'M
terested should get posted as to this
new law, for it contains some new
provisions.
The time has again come when it
is impossible for us to get the names
of all the summer visitors and board
ers in town, unless they are handed
in either to the editor of The Press
or to us. Right here we are led to
this query: What shall fellow do
when folks get "mad" when you put
their names Gin the paper" and at
the same time are disgruntled when
they are not noticed in this way.
No more secret marriages in this
state according TO the new law; no
more going out of your own town in
toa mother to get married on the sly,
that is, the business can no longer be
kept secret, for the registrar of that
town must Immediately forward to
the registrar Of the town where the
parties came from, thus securing pub
licity in the premises. You can
"git'' married all the same as before,
but it will be known at homo, right
away, pretty likely.