The Press., 1908-11-04

stolen. This is 8 serious ofsnse and will be carefully looked into. If the guilty party can be found he will be dealt with according to law.
 WELLINGTON. All will be pleased that Dr. Hig' \ gins, candidate for senator, ran ahead of his ticket in Wilmington.
 The election day spread given by the Baptist Ladies' Aid society was great success. The ladies served a dinner all day.
 The entertainment of the "Distriot school at Blueberry Oorners' will be given in the Baptist church Thurs day evening. If stormy, the cutter tainment will be postponed to Friday evening
 South Wilmington.
 Miss Nina Renyolds was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wallace M. Lilli- bridge last Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Charter of Stafford Springs spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John R. Neil.
 Homer N. Neil returned Monday from a vacation of several weeks spent at Jamestown, R I.
 Miss Ruth Ellis of West Stafford was the guest over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Louis Gergler..
 Miss Julia Denman spent Sunday with her friend. Miss Mary Wildey, in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs Fred Oolburn and son, Walter, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John Jacobsen at Mansfield.
 Mrs. J. K. Hull of Norwich spent several days of last week with MT. and Mrs. James Smith.
 Miss Hazel Anderson of Norwich spent Saturday last with Mir and Mrs. Wm. H. Braokett.
 Miss Alice Denman was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Judge Llew. ellyn J. Storrs of Mansfield Center.
 Stated communication of Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M., on Satur- day evening. Work on the M M. de. gree.
 Oliver Potter returned home Mon- day from trip to Rockville and to Ludlow, Mass. Naturally he wished to get in a ballot for Taft, Lilley. Hall and Brownlee.
 Rev. A. B. Goats is evidently the right man in the right place. He has host of friends in Wilmington, and they turned out to hear him Sun day in a way that must have been gratifying to him.
 The vote in Wilmington gave Taft 151, Bryan IS. Lilley 140, Robertson 29, republican representative at large 152, representative first district 52, senator from 35th district, 156 Rep to legislature, W. H. Hall and Wm. Brownlee, republicans
 Joseph Kingsbury, who has been ill at his home for several days, had 8 \ very serious attack that painfully affected his breathing Sunday even ing. Dr. Johnson was called, and later Dr O'Neil was called from Will limantic. It seemed for a time that MT. Kingsbury would not be able to live the night through, hut expert care brought relief. and Monday he was resting comfortably. It would | appear that the trouble is due to the accident that he met with year and a half ago.
 Next Sunday the desk in the hall | will be occupied by Rev. E. W. Dar row of Sterling MT. Darrow comes highly recommended by Rev. A. B Coats, secretary of the Baptist Stat e as we'll as by Prof John M. English of the Newton The logi- ,al seminary, from which MT. Darrow graduated It seems desirable that All who are interested in the matter of calling 8 pastor for the church | should make special effort to be present and hear MT. Darrow. In ps1SS408s WO "ABHb say Gu0U IAAs D. | Is a married man, and his wife is also highly esteemed. The fact that they are both good singers is very ! much in their favor.
 West Wilmington.
 Miss Lillian Converse visited Sun- lay with friends in Mansfield
 H. M. Hansen, Jr., was in Willi- nantic on business one day last week. |
 Mrs. H. M. Hansen, Jr., visited in | Springfield, Mass last week Tuesday. l
 MT. and Mrs. J. Hansen were the | guests of MT. and Mrs. A. Korner in Coventry Sunday.
 Mrs. Du Fly and daughter and Miss Roberts of Canada are visiting at MT. and Mrs. M. Labonte's.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Labonte were the | guests of their daughter. Mrs. W. Potter, in Willimantic last Friday.