The Press., 1908-03-25
= WILMINGTON.
south wilmington /.

south Wellington.
Real estate business is on the boom.
Allen B. Lincoln of Willlimantit
was in town Tuesday.
Leslie e. Korper made a flying visi'
to this hamlet Tuesday. '.,
Wilbert @. Ruby has bought large
tract of timber land of George Joslyn.
Mrs. VIM. o. Eldridge went to the
Wesson Memorial hospital in Spring;
field, Mass, last Saturday, and on
Sunday had an operation from which
she is recovering nicely. She will
very likely return home in week OF
ten days.
Posters containing the laws con-
corning dogs are being posted in town.
Under the provisions of this law
the town clerk must collect one dollar
extra on all licenses not paid by May
1st The new tags are expected with
in few days
The funeral of Calvin G. Wilcox,
held at his late home at Morrow Mon
day, was conducted by the brother
MasCns of Uriel lodge, of which de.
ceased was q prominent and highly
respected member. Members of the
craft from this village attended the
| services. Brothers H l.. Lillibridge,
John Brownlee, Charles johnson and
Clarence HI Savage were bearers.
The Glassfactory school closed Fri
day, the goth, for a vacation of two
weeks. District Committee James O
Jennings was present the last day Of
the term and gave out the prizes that
he had promised. with a view to
stimulate and encourage the children.
The first prize, silver dollar, for
the one nearest perfect in reoitations,
won by Eddie Puboda. The second
best was tie between Minnie Con
verse and Walter Bugbee, and the
prize was divided accordingly. The
third prize, for being neither absent
nor tardy, was earned by little fell
low, Leou Lougee. Mr.. Jennings
then addressed the school on the sub
ject of the advantage of good edu-
cation, closing the program. --s
West wellington.
Mrs. L. Patrill is slowly recovering
from her illness. p.
Gilman Lougee of Crystal Lake was
home over Sunday.
Peter Mogensen, Jr.. of Meriden
spent Sunday with his parents
Miss Ednah Bugbee visited Miss
Alice Pratt in Willimantic last week
Miss Lillian Converse of Mansfield
Four Corners visited her paernts over
Sunday.
Rev. Thomas lyric will preach at
the chapel Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
pairing the interior of s johnson g
house in Buff Gap.
George Pierson has the framework
up for his new house, in place of the
one burned recently.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Hansen of Stat
ford Springs visited with Mr. and
Mrs. ] Hansen, Sunday
Quite q mum Der of the young people
of this place attended the dance in
North Coventry last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hansen, Sr !,
have been visiting several days at M.
Hansen's in Mansfield depot.
Moose Meadow
Harrison E. Bates is attending
school in Upton. Mass.
The winter term of Roaring Brook
school closed last Friday. .
Mrs Mary Lamb of Westford is the
guest of Mrs E. A. Bates. .. .@.
Towne & Baker have sold the
Dorsey place to John Hfobik,
Mrs. Stephen Hagaduch has been
spending a few days in Bridgeport.
Benjamin Millens has sold his
property to parties from New York.
W. o. Ruby has bought the old
Cyrus Joselyn place of George Joselyn
of Warren, Mass. .r-> -
Lena, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Renora, is very ill
with diphtheria
Frank Pokorny has sold his farm to
Michael Josefgok of Philadelphia.
Mr. Pokorny and ia mily have gone to
New York. .'
A recent letter from Mrs. Jason
Allen to Moose Meadow friends in
forms them that she is very much
pleased with her new home in
Vernon. -. ...s,..
Charles D. Hine of Hartford again
visited Roaring Brook school last
Thursday, and has reconsidered his
decision in regard to the teacher, and
Miss Barlow will continue to teach