The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-17
WELLINGTON.

As one of Charles Amidon's chop
pers was at work in the woods last
week, he cut down a hollow tree in
which was a nest of gray squirrels.
Securing two of the tiny things he
brought them home and placed them
with some young kittens beside the
mother cat, who instantly commenced
her tender care of them, and now
suokles them and cares for them as
naturally as she does her three kit
tens None of the five have their
eyes open.
south Wilmington.
William Pike spent Sunday with
friends in Norwich.
Charles Fox was home from Nor
wich over Sunday.
The attendance at the Sunday
school last Sunday was so.
Origin Hall has just received car
load of coal that is being put in his
cellar by VIM. E. Battye.
Town CLERK F. P. Fenton of Wilt
mantle was a caller on Town CLERK
Walter A. Allen, Saturday.
Additional dog owners paying taxes
on same: Origin Hall, Vincent
Horky and Mrs. Nellie Carpenter.
The regular meeting of the W. @.
T. U. will be held at the chapel, West
Wellington, next Saturday, at 3 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Worden have
returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Houston in Pittsfeld. Mass.
Rev. @. W. Wolfe preached Sunday
from Matthew GIL. Subject, Pray
er," subject that will bear a great
many sermons.
Charles Pobuda of this village and
Miss Elizabeth Moravec of New York
city we're married in New York April
Sd, and are now housekeeping in their
home here.
Mrs. Nellie little of Willimantic
returned home Saturday. She has
been staying with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. jeremiah Latham, helping
to care for her mother, who is in
quite feeble condition. $500,
Stephen Slingsby has gone into the
poultry business. AS an Indication Of
the kind of success he is having we
would mention the fact that one of
his hens laid an egg one day last
week that measured u by 81 inches.
Miss May E. Moriarty returned
home Saturday from Torrington,
where she went the week previous to
teach school. She was unfortunate
enough to fall and injure her knee,
and will be laid up few days in con-
sequence.
A fire that burned up large hem
house and number of fow Is furnished
excitement for the boys Saturday after
noon. The building was owned by
B. E. Benton, and the fire was said
to have been caused by the explosion
of lamp in an incubator.
Frank j. Nedwied has presented the
village school library with a very
AAOOA OSOAuS NOAuu0, OublG10u OulU0
to the Bohemian Section and to the
Kingdom of Bohemia The book is
printed at Prague, is finely printed and
we'll illustrated. 1t will be a valuable
addition to the library.
West wellington.
There will be preaching at the
chapel, Tolland side, Sunday at p.
m.
George P. Bugbee has been REIN
stated station agent at West Willing
ton, to the satisfaction of his many
friends. He commenced his career as
man in 1885 with J. B. Oar
penter. From here he went to Man
chester, and after being there about
a month was offered position on the
Boston g Albany railroad as operator
for Charles Firth, now division SUI
perintendent of that road. After
serving two years there he was offered
a position as agent for the N. Y, N.
HI. & HI. r. r having charge of sta
tions at Wethersfield, Essex, Say
brook Point and Fenwich, and earned
his promotion by hard work. He was
with that road II years. .,