The Press., 1907-01-16

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James Carpenter spent Sunday q
his home here.
August Schmidt is recovering from
his attack of illness.
Louis Helm of Stafford Springs wa
in town last week.
We hereby acknowledge the receip
of interesting public documents from
Congressman George L. Lilly.
At the Congregational church Sum
day the subject was Jesus at tn
pool, and what came Of It," Johl
$50.
We have received from the hand
of Joel N. Emo, the author, o nea
pamphlet, entitled 1.-THE Puritans AND
the Indian Lands.
Rev. A. Gardner, in the absenc'
of the regularly appointed leader
Miss Mabel e. CLARK, led the En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening IL
the Congregational chapel.
We have been shown an enormOu
egg, laid recently by . Plymouth
Rock pullet, from q litter Of egg
bought of Miss Jennie Church by Mrs
Frank Joslin. It turned out to b.
three complete eggs in one. shells and
all. Indeed, the year 1907 has open
ed auspiciously for the Joslins in th'
egg line.
It seems now that the contemplated
parish party will be held . weel
earlier than had been contemplated
on account of the visit Of Mrs. Barney
to the local W. O. T. U. January
goth the moon will be full and thai
will be more agreeable to friends ct 9
distance Probably full Particular
will be given in next weeks issue.
south Wellington.
Louis Gergler was a recent visitor
ip Boston.
Leslie E. Korper of Hartford spent
Sunday with his parents in this vii.
lage.
Miss Bertha Botham of Mansfield
Depot was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. James last Sunday.
Mrs. Melissa Franklin of Stafford
has bought the corner house at the
Glass Factory village Of VIM. Baxter.
Horace Mckinney is expected home
from the Mason hospital this week.
Although much improved, he will be
unable to resume work for awhile.
Thomas Denman, 8 W. of Uriel
lodge, f. 8 A. M, is in attendance
at the annual session of the grand
lodge being held in New Haven.
VIM. o. Eldredge was in Hartford
last Sunday to see VIM. F. Essex.
From all accounts it would appear
that his improvement in health il
very slow.
The mid-week prayer meetings that
have been discontinued during the
past two weeks will be resumed this
evening. Come and help to make
bA01u 4u0oG o6OAuSs
Arthur Spicer has given up his pc.
sition with g. Hall, Jr., 8 Co.. and
will take a more responsible one
with the American Hosiery company
of New Britain, having charge Of one
Of the departments.
Mrs. Angelina Labonte, 81, died
Friday, the 18th, at the home Of her
son, Edmund, Holland side. Four
sons, Edmund, Adolphus, Medos ans
John, and one daughter, Mrs. Ange-
line Sahtemere, survive. The burial
was in Stafford Springs.
Lewis Harwood, familiar figure at
West Wilmington for a number Of
years, died last Thursday of compN-
cation of diseases, originating in q
hard cold. The funeral was held Sat-
urday and the burial was in the
Skungamug cemetery.
Rev. A. B. Goats, D. D., and Rev.
O. z. Flanders at their service Sum
day evening closed a two-weeks' series
of meetings that have been quite well
attended, with much interest mani
tested. It is impossible to know just
how much good may have been done,
but we confidently expect to see some
of the results in the Sunday school
and mid-week prayer meetings.
We have no later news than Mon.
days from Louis Schmidt, who has
been very sick with pneumonia. but
we are glad to hear that he is now
doing we'll, and with good care will
soon be around again. We are told