The Press., 1907-06-12
WELLINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 MT. Tyrrell is shingling his house.
 Miss Koops returned to New York city last Friday.
 Miss Leila Church of Rockville is with her sister, Miss Church.
 The roads are being worked, and are generally in good condition.
 A new family is moving into the corner house at the Glass Factory.
 The social at George Bubgee's Fri day evening was success in every way.
 Miss Mabel Allyn Cummings of New Haven is visiting Mrs. Preston at Maple Corner.
 German measles are somewhat prev alent and are no respector of persons, as to age or conditions.
 Mrs. Arnold and children of Willi- mantic spent Sunday with her moth- CT, Mrs. Orrin Watrous.
 "Our sole business in this world is to abide and serve, to keep our assigned place and grow"
 Rev. o. w.. Wolfe's text Sunday afternoon was from Hebrews 6:19, "The anchor of the soul:"
 Don't be absent minded. Don't call your wife Judith if her name is Abigail. il.-Fool's Calendar.
 "There is nothing so great as to be capable of happiness, to pluck it out of every moment and whatever hap pens. ;
 Harold Gardner started for North Dakota on Tuesday, where he expects to remain engaged in Christian work for a year, at least.
 Mrs. D. B. Gardner this week joined her husband in Detroit, and will accompany him on one of his ex- tensive business trips west.
 Nathan Ward, Holland side, is having fine success in matching in- cubator chickens for the market. He sent off 100 to Hartford Monday morning.
 Children's day will be observed next Sunday afternoon. This day serves it's best use as an object lesson between the church and the rising generation.
 At the business meeting of the En- deavor, Miss Sarah L. Dunning was elected president; J. J. G. Dave, vice president; Mrs. Sarah M. Wolfe, secretary and treasurer.
 The new Psalter and Service books, presented to the church by the La dies society, were used on Sunday for the first time. They were pur- chased of the Baptist Publication so- ciety.
 Rev. A. Gardner is in New Haven in attendance upon the 198th annual meeting of the State Congregational association. He occupied his puplit Sunday morning, as usual, and was in attendance at the Endeavor meet ing in the evening, which was led by Mrs. Wolfe.
 There will be social in the Bap- tist conference room Friday evening, the 21st. There will be literary and musical entertainment and games. Ice cream and cake will be served. A large attendance and good time is hoped for. Mrs Preston, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Wolfe, committee.
 All the beauty of the sky and the earth is like the smile of God, and a smile shows us the disposition of the person just as certainly as any words he can use. One cannot sit down in the midst of this loveliness without being conscious that it is @ Divine presence that makes it lovely"
 The Baptist Sunday school held it's annual meeting for the election of officers Sunday afternoon, with the following result: Superintendent, Mrs. Preston; assistant superintend- ent, Mrs. Wolfe; secretary and treas urer, Miss Cosgrove; organist, Miss Hattie o. Robbins; superintendent of home department, with the power to choose his own messengers. Any member who can attend the Associa- tional Sunday school convention, to be held in Putnam the last Wednes- day of the present month, will be con- sidered as a delegate and will sL carry the school banner in the procession.