The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-07-31


September 7.
Indian Orchard at Monson
Stafford at Springfield.
Ware at Ludlow.
WELLINGTON.
1.-THE man who hesitates is found
out.
Communion will be observed next
Sunday.
Edwin O. Carpenter spent last
week with relatives in Hartford.
Mrs. Gardner. who went to New
Haven Tuesday, returned Friday.
Some earnest enthusiasm of life is
the effectual cure for all disquiet.
The social Friday evening was we'll
attended and successful financially.
The poultry association gained new
members from Wilmington at the state
meeting.
Mrs. Kibbe and daughter of Hol-
yoke, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Hans
M. Hansen, Jr.
eff the monkey married the ba-
boon's sister where did Darwin come
in ?''-Fool's Calendar.
Misses Alice Cosgrove and Esther
Logee are in Pittsfield, Mass, and
vicinity for two weeks.
The covenant meeting will be held
in connection with the Thursday
evening prayer meeting.
'There will always be minor trials
and troubles in life for those who are
at leisure to attend to them.''
Dwight B. Gardner and wife went
on trip last week to Gardner's Lake,
New London, East Hampton, etc.
A gentlemen says he feels like re-
moving his hat in appreciation to the
guide posts renovated by the O. O.
B. G.. Robbins has moved the green
and removed the hay, adding much to
the appearance of the little village.
Mrs. A. s. Pierce has visitors from
Providence, who are glad to observe
old home week outside the heat of the
city.
Dea. and Mrs. f. W. Pratt went
Saturday to Providence for old
home week. both being natives of
that city.
Rev. O. W. Wolfe preached Sunday
from Coll. 1:1S, last clause, THAT
in all things He might have pre-
eminence.
One encouragement for the poultry
farmer is that the New England mar
ket is never over-supplied with the
product he has to sell.
Mrs. Nellie Carpenter and Miss
Harriet O. Robbins attended the En-
deavor meeting at the chapel, Toll
land side, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charlotte M. Preston, who
went to Boston Tuesday, returned Fri
day for short stay before entering a
hospital there for treatment.
Day after day the teams loaded
with lumber of all descriptions pass
over the Hill. "Where does it come
from, where does it go to" the new
conner always askes. .
Miss Elizabeth Whitford of Crom-
we'll is always a welcome guest. She
reports her mother as much more free
from pain and able to move about the
house. although entirely blind.
When the agricultural college was
first started they used to send for
poultry for the table to Boston. They
have home raised under Prof. Gra-
ham, s conduct of;the poultry plant.
A very old idea was brought out by
one speaker and given as his expert
ence at the poultry meeting, that a
flock of hens embracing as many va
rieties as could be bred and inbred
was the best for eggs.
It isn't safe to say much about
present weather conditions, even in
the daily papers, for if the complaint
Of the great heat is made A wind
blows out of a cloud by night, chill
ing," if not killing, before the paper
reaches it's patrons. =:
The Endeavor meeting at the Oon-
gregational vestryc was led by Miss
Alice v. Oosgrove, many interesting
facts regarding the Mormons being
brought out, Rev. O. W. Wolfe speak
ing instructively as to the enormity
Of their peculiar religion.
The Baptist, Sunday school will
hold basket picnic at Samuel Bart
lett's, near the site of the old first
Baptist church in Wellington, ON
August Sd. Teams will
leave the church on the Hill at 8
O'Clock "a. m. The Sunday school
children will be carried free. All
are expected. to take their own lunch.
Tea and coffee will be provided. A
general invitation is extended te.alI
who are interested to meet with the
Sunday school for a pleasant: day out
Of doors, and to commemorate the
work Of Elder, Lillibridge. who was q
power for good in his day and genera