The Press., 1907-01-23
WILLIN GTON
"All are needed by each one,
Nothing is fair or good alone. "

SO degrees in - hours!
Miss Inez W. Pierce led the Y. P,
s. O. E. Sunday evening.
Meat Dealer Schmidt is reported
as not being quite SO we'll.
We are sorry to learn that W. F.
Essex is not making a very rapid re.
covery.
Adams ale must have been ci
der, - on account of that apple, we
presume.
Mrs. Emma Brown Golding of Liv.
ermore, N. H., has another son, Ches.
ter Fay.
Mrs. William II. Marsh is suffering
from rheumatism, requiring the at
tendance of her physician.
: Comrades Cowles, Neimann of
Springfield, Mass, and Preston were
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Did anyone ever see body of snow
disappear more rapidly than that
which lay on the ground Sunday
morning?
There are five suicides recorded in
the Bible, not including the self
destruction of Sampson, and none of
these are women. H
W. L. Higgins, M. D., formerly of
this town, now of Coventry, has been,
and is now, taking quite a notable
stand in our legislature.
Isn't it possible that Hamlet
and "The Tempest will be read
when Gamma Karenina' and the
"Kreutzer Sonata" are forgotten?
SIT is said that the grip begins it's
pernicious activity in poverty, hun
ger and dirt, bred on the steppes and
in the morasses of Siberia and Rus
sia.'
Butcher Bemis'' says that Thurs
day, the 18th, was one of the most
uncomfortable days he ever expert
enced on his route. It was cold
one, indeed.
William P. Royce, Eldredge mills.
who, with his wife, now occupy the
house vacated by the death of the
late Mr.. Aldrich, is in somew hat
feeble health this winter.
Mrs. Wolfe sang a solo, accompa-
MED by her husband, Pastor Wolfe,
at the Endeavor meeting Sunday even
ing, which was pronounced "beaati-
ful'' by strangers present.
Miss Florence Portray, Sunday,
again took the place of the regular
organist. Miss Emma F. Robbins, now
Visiting Mrs. Fl. A. Lippett in Nor
wieb, at the Congregational church.
The subject at the Baptist church
Sunday was "Faith,'' founded on
the 18th chapter of Hebrews. The
pastor announced the reception at the
parsonage Tuesday evening, goth
inst
Our Representatives to the legisla-
ture this year, Messrs. Oogsrove and
Gurley, have been appointed by the
speaker mem bers of the committees
of agriculture and insurance, respect
lively.
Mrs. Preston has received interest
ing letters lately from Mrs. Terry,
the wife of a former pastor here.
They are still in Southfield, Mass.
but are thinking of making a change
soon on account of Mr.. Terry's health.
eff the most favored community
in the world were accurately described
in every particular, with all it's midi
ties, crudities and sins exposed, the
first impression made would be that
it was the worst place in the world. ;"
There will be clam chowder sup
per and social held at the home of
George P. Bugbee at West Wilmington
Friday evening, January 25th. All
are most cordially invited. Supper
from until 9 O'Clock. Supper, 10
cents. .-.-
Our Hartford and Springfield dailies
get witched up in the mails pretty
often lately. They don't seem to
reach their destination until the day
following their publication, if not
later. Sometimes they don't get
around at all.
1t was vast gain of economy
when machines were standardized and
the parts made interchangeable.
and independence are
good things for those who know how
to use them. but the best citizens
have their working moral parts stand
The topic at the Congregational
church Sunday was "The profits of
l Tim. AS. The pas
tor prayed feelingly for the veterans
Of the civil war, expressing gratitude
for what they had done and for what
they now are. He also alluded
touchingly in his prayer to the suffer
ers from the earthquake in Kingston,
Jamaica.
Some persons say that "The gems
u Oh0AO0pOnAO q . SOAAU6 0A0 81 ILL"
bedded in a mass of foolishness,
and indecency that few
care to read one of his plays
through" While on the
other hand there are many people of
and culture who read all
Of his works with fresh wonder and
delight.''
For years the Baptist parish party
has been the social event of the sea-
son. 1t has generally been held New
Years, but there have been innova-
lions that did not detract from their
All sections of the town
have participated, and it is hoped
that there will be general attend
anoe also this year. It is now pro-
posed that this annual reception, to
be held on Tuesday evening, January