The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10
WELLINGTON
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WELLINGTON
See Gary Bros ad.
Mrs. R. Austin Black is spending
week in New York.
Edwin j. Lyon was at his home
over Sunday from Bridgeport.
Mrs. Belle Sleight is to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Brown, at Saxton's River
VT, this week.
Mrs. Burton of New Haven and hel
daughter are making their annua
visit at George A. Oosgrove's.
Charles T. Preston and wife re.
turned Tuesday morning from a visit
to friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Newton D. Arnold of Provi.
dence, R. l., was at church Sunday.
She was a guest at F. W. Pratt's.
A Massachusetts, paper led us into
the error of stating that the Flynt
Granite 90. of Monson, Mass. had
sent down portion of their help to
do some work ON Hans M. Hansen,
Jr's., new dwelling house.
Comrade A. Oowles has a copy of a
history of his regiment, the 18th Vol.
Inf, by O. D. Page, and just issued
from the press of the Horton Pub. 90. ,
Meriden. The work is a fine volume
in blue cloth of over 500 pages.
Andrew Whitman has bought and
now occupies the James McFarlane
place, Glass Factory village, lately
occupied by W. F. Wilbur. Mr..
Pobuda bought the old Harvey Mer-
rick place, lately owned and occupied
by William Farnsworth and the afore-
said Andrew Whitman.
As Mrs. Frances Manning Cham
Epion was alighting from a carriage on
a return from a visit to the cemetery
in Brewster, N. Y, the horse began
to back, and as a consequence she
was thrown to the ground and received
such injuries as necessitated the SER
vices of a surgeon and two trained
nurses. This will delay her return to
her home in California, via. Texas,
as she will be returned to her sister,
Mrs. Jacobs, in Bridgeport as soon
as she is able to be moved. Her
sister, Mrs. johnson, is now at Mrs.
Jacobs, awaiting the result of the
accident.
At the Baptist church the topic
was "The ambassador in chains, -
founded on Ephesians 6: 30. At the
Congregational church the subject
was "The wagons our teachers, -
Gen. 1927. The Endeavor, Sunday
evening in Baptist ladies parlor, was
led by Mrs. Preston. A touching
solo was sung by Miss Alice V. Co.'S
grove, accompanied by Miss Hattie @.
Robbins, the organist. Mrs. Wolfe,
president, presided at the business
meeting. The prayer meeting com
mittee was instructed to order the
topic cards, as usual. The reports of
the various committees were accepted.
The Sunday school rally at the
Baptist church Sunday noon was a
disappointment to many, in that it
proved so much of a success. The
music and ROTATIONS were very fine,
and those taking part were: Duets, by
Mrs. Wolfe and Miss FL. @. Robbins,
Mrs. J. A. Dimock and Miss Fl. O..
Robbins; Rotations, Florence M.
Pierce, Inez w. Pierce, Dorothy A.
Pierce, Ada Wilbur, Annie Tomasco,
Charlie Lyon two pieces, Frank Van
eski, Olerich Vaneski and Ernest
Grey. Prayer and the benediction
closed the exercises. The church was
tastefully decorated with flowers,
autumn leaves, fruit, vegetables, nuts,
etc.
Moose Meadow.
; Presiding Elder ]. I. Bartholomew
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday at 2.45 p. m.
south Wellington.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Macfarlane
and family of Willimantic spent Sun
day with Charles Macfarlane.
H. M. Neil returned Monday from
DR.. Mason's hospital, South Ooven-
try, very much improved in health.
VIM. Fl. Bracket and Arthur L..
Spicer have been appointed appraisers
of the estate of the late M. L. DIM
ock.
At a business meeting of the church
Sunday, it was voted to have the two
state evangelists come to South Will
lington for ten days, commencing Dec.
3Oth.
Messrs. w. H. Hall, as proxy for
John r. Neil, John Brownlee and
Wallace Lillibridge, attended the
senatorial convention in Rockville
Tuesday.
The republican caucus to nominate
two representatives and five justices
of the peace is warned to be held in
the town hall Saturday afternoon,
Oct. Goth, at 2 O'Clock.
Charles R. Latham was taken i'll
last Thursday with what DR.. johnson
pronounced to be appendicitis. At
this writing he is said to be i'm
proving, and it is hoped that he will
pull through without an operation.
The large stone bearing the dates
1860 and 1906 was put in place over
the door, north side, of the new brick
addition to the mill of G.. Hall, Jr.,
& Go. last Monday, the former being
the date when the present management
began the thread business here.
TOLLAND.
San HOpvry ID