The Press., 1906-06-06
WELLINGTON

admissions, for new seats in the school house. All hands appeared tt have an enjoyable time. The teacher Miss McHugh, returns to her home il South Norwalk to-day, where she will spend the most of her vacation, re suming her duties as teacher for an other year nearer home. She hal won the high esteem of her pupils, those who have the educational inter est of the town at heart and of the en- tire community while here. South willingtOn.
 George Brown spent Sunday with his family at D. O. Dimock's.
 James Lawrence of Unionville wat in town Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude James spent Sunday with Miss Edna Oldershaw of Willi. mantle.
 Mrs. James Hoyle is on visit to her brother, James Bowers, of At. woodville.
 The annual school meeting for the village district is warned for Monday evening at s o'clock
 The store and post office closes Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at o'clock.
 A ball team from North Coventry are to play the South Wilmington team here at 8 o'clock next Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer N. Neil spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Harold Wiggins, in Willimantic.
 Porter Noble, formerly of this vil- lage and now of Monson, was a guest of Herbert Cahoon last Thursday.
 George H. Nichols has purchased of James Lawrence, administrator, the owned by his father, the late Nichols.
 It is reported here by those that at tended that the school entertainment on the Hill Monday evening was of exceptional merit.
 This seasons roughing of birches is finished, and with the birches and the old boiler iron removed the yard is taking on it's summer appearance.
 Repairs are being made on the bank wall at the north of the old Morrison house. The new wall will be much more substantial than the old.
 Origin Hall made 8 flying trip to Newington last Friday, having hired an Italian to work for his on-in- law, Harry Luce, he accompanied him to his place of employment.
 The account of the ball game at West Wilmington, that was printed in this column last week, was arranged by Scorer Charles Fox, who also has furnished the accompanying score of the games on Memorial day.
 The statement is made in 8 Nor wich paper that Rev. O. L. Snow, formerly pastor of the Baptist church of Wilmington and now pastor of the Third Baptist church of Norwich, has received a call from the Second Bap- tist church of South Waterbury.
 Memorial day was not generally ob- served here. The mill run as usual, although only part of the employees worked. Quite few went to Coven- try lake, some to the ball games at West Wilmington and others to Staf- ford. There was very little to show that the day had been set apart in which to honor our soldier dead.
 Tho UaS% two games with the Holland ball nine Memorial day on Cartier's grounds at West Wilmington. The Holland nine, being outolassed as we'll as outplayed, started for home leaving heavy scores gained by the local nine. Score of first game by innings:-
 Tigers, 5 3 4 0 OO1 -13 Holland, OO1 OOO2 O. 4
 Battery for Tigers, Hansen, Potter and Baker; for Holland, Crandall and W. Gobin. Hits of Hansen, 1 in 5 innings; of Potter, 8 in 4 innings. Struck out, by Hansen, in innings; ; by Potter. ? in 4 innings. Time, 1.45. Umpire, A. Potter. Score of second game by innings:- Tigers, ? o ? 3 % g Holland, 0O1 1O1 % O-3
 Battery for Tigers, Potter, Hansen and Jacobsen; for Holland, Crandall and W. Gobin. Hits off Potter, 4 in 5 innings; off Hansen, 1 in 4 inn ings. Struck out, by Potter, 4 in 5 innings; by Hansen, 8 in 4 innings !; by Crandall ?. Time, 1.3O. Um- pire. A. Potter. It is expected that Somers will play against the Tigers June 9th on Cartier's grounds.
 Moose Meadow.
 Margaret 10th, who has been very ill for the past three weeks, is now able to attend school.
 Mrs. Karl Doane and daughter have returned to their home in Buck land, Mas, after 8 three weeks' visit with her parents.
 Mrs. John Kish of New York and Miss Julia Hassin, Joseph and Daniel Papp were the guests of Mrs. E. A. Bates Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will hold an ice cream so- cial Friday evening at the church. 10 cents.
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