The Press., 1907-05-01
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Ozone Soap at Squire's, East Will hngton.
 -Ozone Soap at Carriers store.

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 owned and occupied by Rev. A | Gardner.
 Archie V. Turney, aged 24 years. died Saturday at the home of his father in law, Judson A. Potter, on North street, Willimantic. He leaves Q wife, Bessie Potter Turney. born in Willington, and an infant child. The funeral was held yesterday, with burial in Willimantic cemetery. \ South Wnl1nGtOn.
 Mrs. Nellie Curtis is spending 6 two-weeks' vacation in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Holman and son of Manchester spent Sunday with Mrs. E.. J. Holman.
 Miss Jeanette Shaffer has returned from Hartford, where she has beer for several weeks.
 | Origin Hall and his automobile, with Joseph Kingsbury as chaffeur. has come to be a familiar sight or the road. -.
 Joseph Kingsbury has just disposed of a number of gallons of maple syrup, received from his brother in. law in Vermont.
 Mrs. W. E. Malo of Pittsfeld, Mass, has been spending few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas 0. Denman.
 Seymour Durham, Mrs. Nellie Tittle and daughter, Florence, of Willimantic spent Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Latham's.
 Representative 0. J. Gurley is of the opinion that bill will be passed by the present legislature requiring hunters to pay a small license fee.
 We haven't heard of any trout being caught around here since Leslie E. Korper f1shed the brooks two weeks ago. Draw your own conclusion.
 We learn that the Wilmington Elec- trio Light and Gas company has se- cured the same right from the town of Holland as was granted by the town of Wilmington.
 Harvey Gergler has given up his place in the winding room and intends to learn the carpenters trade, possibly with Contractor Vim. Powell, who is a thorough workman.
 Harold Gardner, grandson of Rev. Austin Gardner, pastor of the Willing ton Congregational church, preached in the hall Sunday in the absence of Pastor Charles W. Wolfe. MT. Gard ner is @ senior divinity student at Trinity college, Hartford.
 Wallace M. Lillibridge and Miss Anna Goodmanson, both of this vii. lage, were married in Willimantio April 24th by Rev. J. A. Brodeen. They left the same day for New York and other places, returning here Mon- day. where they are housekeeping in the new village.
 The Daleyille property has been sold by the Commercial and Farmers National bank of Baltimore to John Dvorsky of New York, who will con- tinue the business of making pearl buttons that was stopped by fire that burned them out at the Sharp's mills several weeks ago. MT. Dvorsky says that he expects to have nearly 8 hun dred hands at work before another winter.
 Under date of April 29th the post office department has issued to the local post office a schedule of box rent rates, to take effect July 1st. The rate will be: For call boxes, 100 per quarter; for lock boxes, 2Oc; instead of 6c and 12c, as heretofore. These rates are based on the receipts of the office, and has caused a general in- crease in box rents all over the coun- try, since the issuance of the post master generals order, No. 1888.
 Additional dog licenses paid by Wm. I. Maine, Mrs. Annie A. Pres ton, Vim. H. Braokett, Hans M. Han- sen, Jr., Oliver Potter. Mrs. M. W. Osborn, Louis Schmidt, E. A. Morse, Louis Dimook, Jesse l.. Enc, F. B. Converse, M. D., George N. Sterry, Thomas +. Mattesen, Wm. D. Ruby, Wm. H. Price, Mrs. Abbie Roswell 2, Arthur ". Richards, Wm. F Carroll, Frank Popisil, B. E. Benton ?, Charles O. Latham 2, Charles Butler. Total to date, 40.
 West VVillington. Ozone Soap at Hansen's store.
 Rev. Thomas lyric is expected to preach here in Wesley chapel on the 1st, 3d and 5th Sundays of each month, at from 3 to 4 o'clock D. m., during the coming year. We are un- fortunate in having with us SO able a man in this small place. At the Springs, where he has preach ed for the last two years in the large and strong M. K. church, he is re-