The Press., 1908-04-22
WILMINGTON.
Clarence Eldredge and wife have
returned to their home here.


returned to their home here.
The local W. @. T.. U. will meet at
the chapel. Tolland side, Saturday,
at $50 p. m.
Rev. Austin Gardner preached Sun
day morning from Ezekiel 37:3.
Topic, "The risen Lord
We hear later that Mrs. Morse is in
Stamford, where her son, Clayton, re-
sides, and not at New Canaan with
her son, Robert, as was at first re-
ported.
Mrs. Robbins. who is improving
daily, heard recently from her old
friend, Mrs. A. O. Edgerton, who is
in Lynn, Mass, with her daughter,
Mrs. Sibley, and is in comfortable
health.
It was exceptional weather Easter
Monday, to be sure, but it will be
something to recall years h enoe when
spring is tardy, that the year the
trolley came through the ground was
white with snow on April Goth.
The announcement of the engage
poent of Miss Elizabeth Hall to Ralph
Fl. Paige Of Springfield, Mass, ap.
pears first in the Wlllimantic column
Of the Oourant. Congratulations.
We are inclined to quote Jean Inge-
low.
West wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Hansen are spend
ing few days in Hartford.
Mrs. Heck has returned to her sum-
mer home in the Glass Factory.
Rev. Thomas lyric will preach at
the chapel Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
A great many from here attended
the trolley opening in Stafford on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hansen spent Sun.
day at Mr.. and Mrs. A. Korner's in
Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson of Hart
ford recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hansen.
Miss Alice Pratt spent Easter here
with her parents, returning to Wilt
mantle Monday.
Miss Serine Hansen has been visit
ing few days with Miss Addie
Hopkins in Eagleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hansen and son,
Harold, spent Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. M. Hansen, Sr's.
s. Johnson has purchased seven |
head of Jersey stock from the Edward
White farm in Holland.
Mrs. H. M. Hansen, ST., her moth
er, Mrs. G.. Lyon, and Charles Lyon |
went to Holyoke, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hansen of Stafford
while Mr.. Hansen is building a shed |
for Ed. Jacobsen.
There will be salad supper and |
social at the home of George Bugbee
Friday evening. Supper, loo, Music
furnished by the Wilmington orchestra.
South Wellington.
George F. Haley and family of Bal
tic we're the guests last Friday of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kingsbury.
VIM. H Hall went to Hartford last
Saturday and drove home in his
"Pierce Arrow automobile
Miss Helen Webster is on a visit
to her aunt in New York city, and
expects to be gone about week.
Messrs Raymond Mitchell and
William Shedden of Springfield spent
Sunday and Monday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. Denman.
~ The mills were not closed down on
Fast day, as a majority of the EN-
ployes wished to work Quite few,
however, awaited themselves of the
privilege of a holiday
The auction sale by oliver Potter of
stock, farming tools, etc., last Friday
drew large crowd. Prices averaged
we'll and, as usual. were cratic. Bert
Cartier dispensed lunches and soda.
The thread works of G. Hall, Jr.
8 Co. were closed on Monday, and
the population of this village betook
themselves to the trolley service cele-
bration at Stafford Springs.
Acting School Visitor Rev. Charles
H. Wolfe was presented with beauti
full picture, entitled "And a child
shall lead him. by the scholars in
the upper grade of the local school on
Tuesday.
There will be meeting of the W.
O. T. U. at 7.45 Saturday evening,
April 25th, in the chapel at West
Wilmington. An address will be
given by Mrs. Fuller, editor of the
White Ribbon Banner, and also presi-
dent of Windham county W. O. T. U.
At the republican caucus held last
Friday evening the following dele
gates to the state convention we're APP
pointed: VIM. H. Hall, George A.
Cosgrove, Carlos J. Gurley and J. O.
Jennings. For town committee VIM.
Fl. Hall was chosen chairman, with
power to choose his associates.
We clip the following from the
Hartford Courant, Willimantic news
Announcement was made Sunday
afternoon of the engagement of Miss
Elizabeth Hall, daughter of Gardiner
Hail., Jr.. of South Wellington, to
Ralph H. Paige of Springfield, Mass.
who ia in the governments employ"
Additional dog Licenses have been
issued to the following dog owners
s. H. Mattesen, Mrs. John Fisher,
Louis Palshaw, Anthony Jacobsen,
John Adamec, James Pierce. Louis
Dimock, VIM. Fl. Bracket, Mrs. Orrin
Watrous, Stephen Slingsby. VIM. I.
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