The Press., 1907-11-20
WELLINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 Don't talk in your sleep, you might tell the truth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Russell of Worcester, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Russell's parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. w.. Clarke
 Lewis Morse and wife took MT. and Mrs. s. P. Morrison for a long, delightful drive on Sunday through Gurlevyille. Storrs, etc.
 Mrs. Agnes Heck goes this week to Summit, N. J., to pass the winter with her daughter and her family, so that closes another dwelling for the season.
 :" Yes. miss,'' said the young but observing pupil, "the quick is them that gifts out CT the way of motor cars, an' the dead is them that doesn't. '' .....
 The Y. P. s. O.. E. was led by Miss Gardner in place of John Dave, the assigned leader, who was absent from town, helpful and interesting meeting.
 Edward John Lyon and Miss Mary T. Lyon of Bridgeport were married at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Lyman Lyon. Saturday evening by Rev. Charles W. Wolfe. Congratu. lations
 "What the eye does not see costs a lot of money Out: A man with a lighted cigar in his fingers, and wiping his mouth, coming out of a saloon at the elbow of a policeman, who stands with folded arms, quite oblivious. Fools Calendar. -.
 Pastor Gardner at the Congrega- tional church preached Sunday morn. ing from Judges,71 Topic, "The union of Divine and human agency in redemption '' At the Baptist church Rev. MT. Wolfe gave an interesting and helpful discourse on the charac- ter of Peter. Text, first chapter sec- ond Peter, fifth and sixth verses.
 Monday, :he 11th, Mrs. Annie A. Preston went to Providence, R. l., to attend, that evening. the wedding of her nephew, Chester Carr Greene, Brown, 1905, to Miss Sarah Pauline Turner, at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs Thomas Turner, of Pallas street. A largely attended and very delightful society event, with the usual details pleasingly carried out. s..s<., -.s
 The Thursday evening prayer meet ing, until further notice, will com mence at 7 p.- n. The, Christian Culture Course is being taken up again, with. 8 new topic, and the meetings are helpful and interesting. Why do not people come out to them instead of settling down at home? It is largely matter of habit This is good time to form a habit of attend ing the nid-week meeting.
 Verify, :. our Uncle Samuel does things on magnjResnt scale. Who can read of the move to relieve the money stringency without glow of pride, not on account of the great ambunt, but for the good it will do and the relief it will give, helping so many to face the winter without fore- boiling, and to. pray, with faith, that they end it without disaster. A great man. is our president, and Cortelyou is reliable helper in an emergency
 Friday afternoon Mrs. Preston ac- companied the school teacher, Miss Cora A, Dimock, to her home in Gurleyville and attended, with her and her family, ohicken-pie social and sale, given by the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church. Gurleyville is pretty, picturesque hamlet. with 8 wide awake, cordial, pleasant people, and very delightful evening was passed. The ladies cleared over $32 at their supper, which was ex- cellent. The proceeds go towards a carpet for the church.
 The W."C. T. U. meeting on Sat. urday afternooh;~ through absence from town of this correspondent, was not announced, as usual, in this column. Although not largely at- tended it was very interesting meet ing. The president, Mrs Holman, gave an excellent report of the state annual meeting: held last@ month, a report that might be read with profit in all the county unions. That and the reading of the minutes of the local unions annual meeting by the secre- tary. Mrs. Estelle J. Pratt, showed that the state organization. is active in good works. and that the local union has 8 part in it's progress. Every woman in town shouldFbelong to the W. or. U.. and they should make an effort to attend the meetings, They will learn. something every time and get. to know each other better. It was voted to purchase new and advanced Temperance Manuels for use in the regular meetings.
 
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