The Press., 1908-09-30

"A rising vote OF thanks was given ne
by the union for her faithful service
Mrs Alice Holman Hall, daughter G
the president, Mrs Holman, wa
chss4n to the place. Mrs. Presto
was made press uperintendent, an
also temperance Sunday school super
intendent for Moose Meadow, the Hill
and West Wilmington. Delegates wer
chosen to the state convention to b
held at the Central Baptist church
Norwich, Oct and 6-Misses Id
Hall and Mabel CLARK; Mrs. Preston
and Mrs. George Nichols alternates
The next meeting, Oct. II, will b
held on the Hill
West Wilmington.
j Hansen is building a house TO
O. Wochomurka
O. Woohomurka visited at his hom
here Sunday from Windsor Locks.
Mrs H. johnson of Manchester i
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mogen
sen.
Rev. Thomas lyric will preach a
the chapel Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hansen and daugh
ter, Dorothy, of Stafford Springs wer'
the guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. M. Hansen, Sr.
Miss Carna Larson of Stafford il
staying with her grandparents, M
and Mrs. L Hansen, and will attent
the school in Buff Gap
.. e. South Wilmington. --#
Miss Helen Webster has left he
here and gone to New
York city
Mrs. Guerdon Rathburn and daugh
ter, Norma, of Willimantic are guest
of the family of Arthur Devereaux.
Stated communication of Uric
lodge, No "a, F & A M Saturday
evening. Work OIL the E. A degree
Commencing with next Sunday. thu
services in the hall will be held at
O'Clock in the afternoon. Sunday
school at 3 O'Clock.
DIR. F. B. Converse has been ap
pointed as acting school visitor, to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Rev. Charles W. Wolfe.
The following delegates to the pro
bate convention in Tolland attended
Monday: Walter A. Allen, George
P. Bugbee, W. O. Eldredge, VIM. "A.
James.
We like to feel that people have
in us, but ism it bit un.
usual to be wakened in the middle OF
The night to be told that you are al
right?"
Moose Meadow.
All those interested in cleaning uI
The cemetery, please meet next Wed.
1esday. If stormy, the next fair day.
@.s...a.. TOLLAND.
Mrs. Albert kellogg is the guest OF
relatives in Springfield
II. Wayland Price left Wednesday
or Harvard dental college.
VIM. Hawkins of Springfield is the
yuets of his sister, Mrs. CLARA Baker.
Miss CLARA Perkins of Boston is the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Simp
son. .. ,
a The household goods at the Tolland
aouse will be sold at auction Satur
lay at 10 a. m.
Miss Margaret Richardson of Welles
ley Hills, Mass, is the guest Of Miss
Lila s. Agard.
Mrs. Shenpeck of New York city is
The guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Mertens.
Mrs. Edgar s. Edgerton is visiting
With friends in South birmingham
aud Boston, Mass. .:s
Mrs. Herbert Kennedy of Burnside
and Mrs. Jennie Wrisley of South
were guests of Mrs. L. P.
Eaton last week.
Orville Wood of the Rockville high
school was one of the runners at Hyde
Park fair last week. Wood, Winkler,
elliott and White won the first prize.
Miss Ella Dickinson, who has
taught in the primary grade in the
Street school, has resigned to take q
position with the A. M A as teacher
n the Moor Head seminary, Missis.
'ippi.
George w. Mccormick and son,
Robert, of Pittson, Penn, and John
W. of New Haven we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mccormick last
week. Mr.. Mccormick had not seen
Ills brother for 36 years.
The tenth anniversary of the Toll.
and Library association was cele.
grated Friday evening in the library
looms. Short addresses were given
~ Rev. K. M. French on ''The rela
ion of the library to the town." and
~ Rev. J. A. Wood on "Good books
and their influence on young people. -
This was followed by a social hour.
Refreshments were served. About 8
hundred were present to enjoy this
very pleasant function.
Tailor G.. P. Babcock has harvested
the crops on the county farm. The
land has made a fine showing. There
we're 40 bushels of potatoes, lie
bushels of oats, 25 bushels of beets,
30 bushels of turnips, ton of Hub
bard squash, $50 bushels of corn. sc
ions of hay, IL acres of rye. which is
not threshed yet, but bids fair to give
A large yield. Twelve acres have
been recently stocked. Vegetables Of
all kinds have been raised for the
summer use. This gives a good show
ing of the work that has been done
Tor little more than O year ago
when the land was purchased by the