The Press., 1908-07-01
WELLINGTON.

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 Dancing and Ball Games at Cartier's grove July 4th.
 Mrs Gardner is much better.
 Mrs. Rec has returned to Willi- mantic.
 J. A. Houchans is suffering from a bilious attack. ,-. .s
 Mrs. Emily Carpenter took a ride with Dr. Converse in his automobile last Saturday.
 There was a large attendance of Masons and others at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The ser mon was excellent and the singing much enjoyed
 Mrs Preston has been i'll since Wednesday as the result of heat pros- tration the day of the Sunday school convention, and exposure in the shower of the afternoon. Dr. John son is in attendance.
 Mrs. Ellen A. Needham, who has been stopping with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Taylor of Stafford Springs, has gone to Goffe's Falls, N. H., and was present at the marriage ceremony of her granddaughter Miss Florence M. Baldwin
 Mrs. Charles H. Chapin and son, Franklin Glazier Chapin, came from New York to Maple Corner Friday p. m. Saturday they, with Mrs. Ohapin and daughter, drove to the old David Glazier place in the north part of the town, lunching under the trees. The pparty have all returned to New York and Woodmont.
 The following account of the mar riage of the daughter of Alfred Bald win, taken from the Manchester, N. H, Mirror, will be of interest to some of the Wilmington readers, as MT. Baldwin spent the greater part of his boyhood days here: '.At The | Films. in Goffe's Falls, June 24th, there was a wedding which will take from New Hampshire one of it's inter- esting daughters, Miss Florence May Baldwin, who, as the bride of Donald Perkins Upton, will go to far r-away Soplano, in New Mexico, to reside MT. Upton, who was 8 former Man chester boy, and son of the late Hiram ID. Upton, well known attorney at law and politician of other days, hay ing been at one time speaker of the New Hampshire house of representa- tives, has, with his mother, been living in New Mexico, for number of years, and after visit to old friends in the northern part of the state it is his intention to return there with his bride. The marriage ceremony was performed at 4 o'clock by the Rev. MT. Downs of Hudson, the couple being unattended except by Master Kenneth Wilbur Macdonald of Beverly, Mass,. nephew of he bride, who officiated as ringbearer. The decorations were of a floral character and very tastefully arranged, the bride and the bridegroom having made their VOWS standing beneath an arch of ferns and laurel. The Men delssohn wedding march was played by Archie Caldwell, and after con- gratulations and best wishes had been showered upon the newly weds, al luncheon was served in the dining room. The bride was very attractive in a princess gown of white radium silk, and carrying shower" of white sweet peas and rose buds. Be- fore going to their home in New Mexico. MT. and Mrs. Upton will re- turn from the north country to visit briefly at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Bald win at Goffe's Falls. The couple were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, which will be constant remind CTS of their friends in good old New England
 A Poets Glimpse of the Future. New states. with starry emblems. one by
 4 Come stealing through the futures twt-
 light dim
 Like orbs of evening from its dusxy sky, To take their place at last with those
 who tread Their high. unwearied and unwearying Before the golden gates and battlements Qf paradise The harp of Liberty Shall sound amain till Death himself eK-
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