The Press., 1907-12-04
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 Mrs. Gardner is slowly recovering from her serious attack. ''--'' '' -
 "To what is deepest in the heart there is often no answering sign upon the surface of life. g. '''.&. ..,. s.s x i.. .. . Rev. 0. w. Wolfe, as chaplain of the order, attended the Masonic 'fu- neral at Storrs, Friday afternoon.
 Miss Dimock. who spent Thanks giving week at her home in Gurley- vile, resumed school on Monday. .. The new desk and clock are now in place in the Center school house, and the transformation of the room is complete. Rev. A. Gardner at the Oongre. gational church Sunday morning preached from Deut. 2:a. Topic, "Ohange of compass. ''
 D. B. Gardner, who was on one ot his western business trips, received the news of his mothers serious illness on Friday in Indianapolis. He and his wife spent the day with her Sun day, returning at once to Indiana.
 Ia some plates "out west. ' where the irrigation is depended upon, they sing it this way:',.
 "SLittle drops of water
 On the grains of sand
 Make 8 mighty difference
 In the price of land.''
 South WillinRtOn.
 Six births, one marriage and no deaths is the record for November in this town.
 Miss May k. Moriarty is home from Torrington for short visit with her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. John R.. Neil spent Thursday with Mrs. Neil's parents in Stafford Springs.
 Leslie E. Korper returned to Hart ford Monday after few days stay with his parents.
 Wm, H. Brackett spent Saturday with MT. and Mrs. George Phillips in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Belle McNamara of East Hamp- ton is here on visit with her sister, Mrs. Win. E. Battye.
 A daughter, Frances Matilda, was born the 29th of November to MT. and Mrs. Charles Woodworth.
 Quite few from this village at- tended the matinee performance in Willimantic Saturday afternoon, '!
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Allen spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Aliens parents in Coventry.
 Miss Margaret Mallory returned Saturday from visit of several days with her parents in West Hartford.
 Mrs. Wolfe accompanied her hus- band to the services in the, hall last Sunday. the first time in many weeks.
 Edward James and Miss Addie Baker of Willimantic spent Thanksgiving day with the formers parents in this village. ss,f ~ @sSs
 Several Masons from here attended the funeral at Storrs lat Friday of Walter A. Warren, that was conducted by Uriel lodge, F. & A. M. Arthur L. Spicer of New Britain spent Sunday with his parents. His wife is at the sanitarium, Walling- ford, where she is receiving treatment for lung troable.,
 Ohaunoeys Tucker of Naugatuck, Mir. and Mrs George HI. Wurdenss of Willimautic and MT. and MEs Syl. vesteF P. Morrison were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Worden Thanksgiving day. ssss:s : E
 The first one of those abominations known as 8 chain prayer letter, to come to this office, was received by 8 young girl Monday morning. Super stition is found much nearer than the southern states, where the ignorant negro's superstition has long been the butt of ridicule. st:s.N.
 William Pike spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. James Service, Jr. He ia at present an ordinary sea. man on board the U. s. S. Yankton, stationed at Brooklyn, but will .yaee company this ship to Hampton Roads; Dec. ..5th. He expresses. himself we'll pleased with his .situatfon. E.9. .
 West wilIington. A son was born to MT. and sMra. T.. F. Mattesen Nov. 20. .-~ .s.......-.-. 4. Miss Alice Pratt spent Thanks. giving with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs E. ". Pratt. >>.. !. e s.,.-.,4s .s-, 2 Mrs N. Nelson and daughters Of Hartford visited her parents, Ms.sand Mrs IL. Hansen, recently. *F~ ; & < 4 Fs Fr
 J.. Hansen has in. captivity .s g large horned owl, which he caught in a steel trap. The owl had been taking his chickens.
 Of.the many who spent Thanks giving out of town were.a pr. IF. B. Converse, and family Sat West War. rem, Mass. MT. and Mrs. H. M. ST., at George Patnode's, Mir. and. Mrs. G.. P. Bugbee at John Edgerton's, Holland MT. and Mrs. M. Labonte. ST., Medos, Jt. Henry Labonte and Martin Mat tesen at Wolcott Potter's, Terryyille.
 Moose Meadow
 Mrs. Jason Allen is entertaining her sister and two nieces in New BfitaiusI
 Mrs. Frank Fenton is entertaining1 her sister and child from: Manchester Green. .. ,., F F
 Mrs. Charles Richards spent Thanks giving with her daughter -in Man. chester. .e
 Rev. MT. lyric will preach at, the Methodist church Sunday afternoon C 4