The Press., 1907-03-13

MIS- 0Aruner returned from n
visit in New Haven on Saturday.
About every body is saying "Ho
long is this dreary snow to stay wit
us? 20
Miss Emma Florence Robbins hs
returned from her visit to relativ,
in Norwich. -Z-
Did you happen to notice the dil
play of northern lights last Monda
evening. near midnight?
Possibly Mrs. S. W. Clarke ma
spend the coming summer at her oil
home, the Taylor cottage.
The sick ones mentioned in thi
column last week are all improving
we understand, expect William Royce
who is dead.
Our old neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs
). A. Houchans, expect to return fron
New York to their Meadow Brood
farm very soon now.
The Willimantic correspondent O
the Courant says that the infant sol
OF Henry Woodland and his wife, Ev,
Hobby Woodland. who was accidental,
killed at the home of the father il
Ashford by some one administering
by mistake, wrong dose of medicine
was an only child, which was a mis-
take. The couple have a daughte
three years of age.
south wilmington.
Adler Potter has moved his family
into the tenement vacated by Mrs
Fanny Scott.
Mrs. Alexis CLARK of Terryville ha
been spending a few days with he
parents in this village.
Charles F. Macfarlane returned tt
work Monday, after an absence of ont
week on account of illness.
Miss Maggie Brownlee and Mis-
Lillian Whiting spent Saturday with
Mrs. F. w. Willard at Morrow.
Mrs. Allen Houston of Pittsfield
Mass, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Scott, at r. H. Worden's
A meeting of the W. O. T. U. will.
be held at the home of Mrs. E. ].
Holman, Saturday afternoon, at 2. 80
The returns to the registrar of V. S.
show three births, NO marriages and
three deaths for the months of Febru.
airy in the town of Wellington.
Miss Helen Dimook entertained
thirteen of her friends at party last
Saturday afternoon. The children
we're unanimous in saying they had a
grand good time.
William Parker Royce died at his
home at Eldredge's mills Sunday at
the age of "a years. CAUSE of death
was senility. A widow survives
The burial was in Stafford Springs
Tuesday.
The local Baptist church voted Sun.
day to contribute $5 to the relief of
the Chinese famine sufferers The
calls upon the church for financial
help at this time are more than usual,
and the call to help make up the de-
ficienoy in the convention funds will
be especially urgent. - -
West wellington.
There will be preaching at the
chapel next Sunday at 8 p. m. At
the close of this service a meeting
will be held to make arrangements
for preaching during the coming year.
1t is hoped that all interested will
make special effort to be present.
Moose Meadow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church here will meet next Sunday
after the Sunday school to elect off
,ers and transact any other business
that may come before it.
SOMERS.
Eddie Russell has bought from Car
los Converse his house, now occupied
BY Henry Prior.
Mrs. O. M. Needham of Springfield
visited her mother, Mrs. Eliza B.
3ease, this week.
O. s. Fuller has purchased from
". @. Pease his house. now occupied
~ George Hodges and family.
Mrs. M. Jennie Noble, widow of
0ea. A. d. Noble, has gone to Hol-
Yoke, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs.
2amage.
Gov. Rollin s. Woodruff and his
private secretary were entertained at
he home of Senator Mayro Keeney
asst week.
The Electric company of Windsor
made settlement with Oliver O.
oease, who had instituted suit for
lamages sustained to his hand at it's
works some time ago.
Word has recently been received of
he death at the hospital in Roches-
er, where she had gone for treat
nent, of the wife of George Lee of
Valworth, N. Y, a native and form
r resident of this town.
"A SUI ~ 46O FASAU was 10C0ut1y KxV0u
o Gilmore Worthington at his home
n the mountain, about SO being
resent from Stafford and Somers.
William Converse took a jolly two
orse load on a straw ride. Among
he attendants were musicians, and a |
itohen dance and games were in
rider.
The Somers Creamery company
ave closed contract with W. F.
|ushman of Windsor to take charge
the business for one year, COM
fencing April LIST. Mr.. Cushman
as been employed by the Windsor
for the past seven years, and
is predicted that the company will
Q able under his management to
laintain it's present prosperous con-
ition.
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