The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
WELLINGTON.

AT this Wf1t1uB Onar1os L. 1EesOon
still fingers and suffers.
To the sudden atmospheric change
is due many relapses and illnesses
The services at both churches were
appropriate to the blessed Easter
season.
Miss Dorothy McFarlane spent
Easter at her grandfather, s. P. Nor
rison's.
Col. CLARK Lillibridge of Spring
field, Mass, called on Charles T. Pres
ton on Monday.
When we are tempted to write Of
the beauties Of spring we are checked
by cold blast, a frost or snow
storm.
Horace Geeley used to say, "This
10 . free country, and no one Is
Obliged to exercise common sense un-
less he have it. -
The Misses Alice Walker Pratt and
Florence May Pierce came on Friday
from the seminary, North6eld, Mass,
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Theron Brown came Wednes-
day from her home in Newtonville.
Mass, to assist in the care OF her
brother, Charles T. Preston.
Miss Gardner spent Sunday in
Rockville with her brother and his
wife, who returned with her on Mon
day and are at the parsonage.
We read and listen to many things,
not because they are important, and
because we fear that, emitting them
we shall miss something important.
John D. Taylor is at his farmstead,
north of the Hill, after busy winter
with his advertising outfit in western
Connecticut and Eastern New York.
"Don't chew your pills." was one
of Mr.. Spurgeon's excellent bits OF
advice. 'Let not your heart be
troubled is the equivalent scripture
injunction.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of the Center school last Friday
evening was in every way a success,
showing much painstaking by the
teacher, Miss Mabel Elaine CLARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston are grateful
for expressions of sorrow. of sym
patby and of hope.' as one gifted
/ friend defines 1t, from many Pres
readers and others from near and far
Clarence S. Preston, whose child
hood was passed with his grandpar
ents, Hon. and Mrs. Sylvester 7
Preston, on the Hill, now with Allen
Hall s. Co., Weston, Mass spen
Easter with his uncle, Charles T
Preston. He brought the usual con
tribution Of Preston BrownAllen me
mortal flowers, that graced the Baptis
church audience room at the morning
service, and were then placed on tn
graves of loved ones or sent to sicl
and aged friends.
south Wellington.
There are still several cases of har
colds in the village.
j. ]. Ofdefshaw and son, William
Of Willimantic were in town owe
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raney Q
Willimantic were recent guests of MI
and Mrs. T. A. Denman.
Tomato plants, bicycles, automc
biles and dog taxes are prolific source
! of discussion at this time.
i Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Denman spen
; Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. "
E. Malo in Pittsfeld, Mass.
School in this district will begi
the spring term Of ten weeks Monday
, with the same teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oolburn an
son, Walter. attended the funeral c
3 Mr.. Oolburn's father in Chaplin
l Monday.
The change of time for holdin
the Sunday services in the hall he
! been postponed for one week unit
: April 14th, when the preaching sci
vice will be at TO- 45 and Sunda
. school at II O'Clock.
o A new schedule of running time fl
J. the mill went into effect last Monds
;. as follows: Working hours, 6 to
It a. M, 12.45. to 5.45 p. m. A ne
Il departure is the blowing of the mi
a whistle: at closing time at night.
vi Rev. %. W. Wolfe preached vel
1t strong Easter;sermon Sunday from tt
70 text found in Cor. Is: IA. I'll
It service was made still more Easte
IS like by the Easter singing by I'll
70 chorus and the display of East
J. flowers.
Moose Meadow.
|. The Methodist church has Close
% another year under the Passionate
n Rev. Mr.. lyric, and in spite of I'll
J. many removals from the region tt
q congregations have been good and tt
salary and all other bills have BET
!. promptly and fully paid.
UNION.
Henry Ladd Of Chaplin, called {
= friends in town last Saturday.
= Elmer Brown of Charlton, called {
friend in town the first Of the week.
Isl Mrs. Lillian Miller and daughe
!. Lylse, visited friends in Pomfret Il
!. past week.
ThA voma;ra ~ lane Walker of As