The Press., 1907-06-12

ssOAuoA0A uuOlSH HI d&EGIOT0 GnlS W00E the first time since his severe illEe, of last winter.
 Now that the state agricultural col lege is to remain at it's present looa tion, the matter of the Willimanti and Southbridge trolley comes up fo a more assured item. Leaving Storr and proceeding north, the easies route is via. of Kinney Hollow, Big elow, on through c. W. Crawford T farm and over about the once proposed highway to Southbridge from here This would bring the route out below "Sand" hill, and there the BrimfielG & Southbridge trolley will swing i1 around Hyde's and connect. You say it won't come here? Reoollect we never had telephone in town until few years ago because of mo busi ness. '' We'll, we got it. We never had R. F. D. route till lately, while others have had it for years, be- cause the roads were hard and tho country thinly settled. But we got it-perhaps two. Now all we have to do to help the trolley through here is to talk it.
 Rock Meadow.
 The Rock Meadow school will close next Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Matthewl and Mrs. David Matthews recently visited with Mrs. Sarah Matthews ir Westford.
 Miss Jennie Heck has returned home, after working for several months in the home of Clarence Brown at Stafford Springs.
 WELLINGTON.
 Tuesday, June 4th, was 8 sure enough June day, and was greatly ap. preciated and enjoyed by every one.
 The regular monthly meeting o1 the W. 0. T. U. will be held in the Baptist conference room Saturday, the 18th, at p. m.
 Lawyer H. D. Card of Putnam was in town yesterday, and called on acquaintances made when he survey ed the line of the new state road.
 It is an interesting fact that the house now owned and occupied by George Bugbee, station agent, was built by the late Daniel Edgerton, and that his daughter, Angeline Edgerton Pomeroy, in returning there to live with her daughter, Gertrude, Mrs. Bugbee, comes back to her child hood home.
 South wlllingt0n.
 Homer Neil was in Hartford over Sunday.
 School closes this week for the summer vacation.
 Huber Morrison of Willimantio is guest of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hall.
 Thomas Moriarty has taken a place as spool turner for O. Hall, IT,, & Go.
 Miss Lillian Whiting spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Frank Edwards in Cromwell.
 For the month of May there were reported two births, one marriage and no death in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexis Clark of Terry. ville are the guests of Mrs. Olark'l father, Oliver Potter.
 MT. and Mrs. George Richardson oi Windsor were guests of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Nichols last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Merwin Shearer and son, Olin, of Ellington were guests of MT. and Mrs. Vim. Carroll last Sunday.
 Misses Cora and Louise Devereauz spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. John Whitford, formerly of this town, now living in Cromwell.
 W. E. Butler, W. A. Allen, Arthur Devereaux, John Brownlee, Fred Ool burn, R. N. Worden and T. A. Den man made a visit to Ionic lodge, No. no, A. E. and A. M., Stafford Springs, Tuesday evening.
 
 The Ohilrden's day exercises will be held in the hall next Sunday at II o'clock. This service will take the place of the Sunday school session and the preaching service. Please attend and bring some one with you.
 At the ninth district school meet ing. held Monday evening, the fol lowing officers were elected: Distrio committee, John Brownlee, R. H Worden, James Service, Jr.,; olerl and treasurer, Adolph Korper; col lector, Vim. H. Hall. The district il in good financial condition.
 One of the stories that Arthu spicer brings back from the south il of two of the oolored brethren. II speaking of 8 new train called thu Cannon Ball'' express, one asid t. the other: "Does it stop at you place?" "Stop!" said the other, guess not; why, it don't even hesi tate. ''
 Additional dogs registered by Mrs 
 Win. F.. .squires, J. A. Houohens, A D. Dimook, James W. Burdiok, L. F. Lougee, Mary Burkamp. Josepl Pelikan, Frank Vanasek, s. Portray Louis Benway, o. E. Amidon, Josepl Langhammer, V. Adamec, Ed. Bur dick ?, V. s. Papp, Frank Pokorny Minnie Polster, Joseph Pobuda, Jr Total to date, 1O9.
 The baseball season opened up witt lively game Saturday afternoon when the Tigers of West Willingtol tackled the Warriors of this village and this is. the way the game looked South Wilmington. ab Proe, p, 5 0 Crane, ?, 5 0 Bradley, c, 5 3 Lillibridge, 1, 5 1