The Press., 1908-02-05
WELLINGTON.

The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Wolfe yesterday. 4a = ,.... aj..* MT. and Mrs. William Downes are boarding at Hans M. Hansen, Jr's. Communion and the collection fol foreign missions at Baptist church were postponed until next Sunday.
 Congratulations to Miss Alice Vanderbilt Cosgrove and W. Downes, who were recently married, we hear.
 The temperance wave that has been sweeping over the country should be succeeded by wave of Sabbath re- form
 During the year ending June 30. 1907, this country received the un. equal1ed number of 1,2S5. 349 immi- grants.
 Now and then a representative of the great army of the: unemployed asks for food at a Wi'lington dwell, ing, but as a rule this town is remark. ably free from that class.
 The woodchuck, seeing his shadow on Sunday, retired to the seclusion of his winter habitat, where he will remain for six weeks at least. accord ing to anclent folk lore.
 In a snow balling frolic at the station, Edward Carpenter received an ugly wound in the face that inn periled the sight of one of bis eyes Dr. Converse found a few stitches necessary in dressing the wound and it is hoped no serious consequences will result
 We clip from a recent New York paper: Miss Dunning kindly super vised the Christmas music of industrial school No 8, giving many valuable suggestions She expressed herself as constantly amazed at the school $ progress in music. and the enthusiasm expressed in the study. The teachers are trying to demonstrate all her beautiful musical ideas She is cer- tainly an inspiration, and the children delight in trying to do all she sug gests. '' And we think that is "ourn Miss Cunning, and count the weeks before we eau expect her at Rest Oottage.'
 South Wilmington
 Roy Hewlett of Willimantio is visiting at Oliver Potter's.
 Philip Denman is at Morrow acting as nurse for E. Wirt Marcy, who is in most serious condition.
 Meeting of the W. 0. T. U. at the home of Mrs. E. J. Holman Saturday, Feb. Sth, at ? 50 p. m, for the pur- pose of doing sewing, as at the sev eral past meetings
 At the annual meeting of the Mo- Kinley association held in Danbury. January 29th, Wm. H. Hall of this village, who was in attendance, was elected as mem ber of the executive committee from Holland county.
 At this writing it seems likely that by Wednesday the Perry Ice company will have ice running into the large ice house, as preparations are about complete and the ice has made rapidly the last few days of zero weather. |
 The annual business meeting of the Y. P. s. O. E. will be held in the hall at 7.15 this "Wednesday even ing. Election of officers and other business makes it quite important meeting, and it is hoped that every member will make special effort tc attend. ..........--..
 A merry party of school girl friends joined Miss Doris Hall in the ceIe. braiton of her 11th birthday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. ". H. Hall, from until o'clock p. m., January 3Oth. A dainty lunch, in. cluding the birthday cake, was seryed3 games of various sorts were indulged in, and as climax the party adjourn ed to the home of the hostess grand parents, where they were. further entertained by the music of 's.vic. toria. ''
 It will be of much interest to the many friends of Rev. and Mrs. Tru man Johnson, M. D.. in town to know that in a recent letter to Mrs. B. J. . Holman. Mrs. Johnson writes that they had engaged passage on th' Mongolia" sailing from San Fran