The Press., 1908-02-26
WELLINGTON.

Remember the Concert at Congrega- tional Church, Stafford Springs, Wednes- day night, March 4th, Miss Cow, con- tralto; Miss Donnell, reader. Miss Emma Florence Robbins went Friday to visit her cousins in Nor wich. Henry Ward Beecher said: "Mirth is Gods medicine; every one ought to bathe in it.
 "The sermons which one rememb bers with most pleasure are those that stirred the deep places of the soul and made life seem more lovely and livable ''
 "The man who forms his opinions and acts upon suspicious unverified, when it is possible to know the facts, is commonly in error and often cruel- ly unjust. ;
 The naming of the animals in the garden of Eden seemed very simple matter to they boy who said that Adam called certain beast a hog because it was 8 hog.
 Miss Alice W. Pratt, who was at home from the normal school over Sunday, walked to the Hill to attend church and Sunday school. Walking is matter of habit, and a healthful habit to fall into, and it is very sty- fish withal.
 The children of Oscar o. Ward, Holland side, are i'll with diphtheria and the family are quarantined. Mrs. Ward is i'll with the grip, but keep ing about to care for the children. Much anxiety is felt for them by many friends here.
 Edgar LeRoy Tucker of Lebanon and Mrs. Ella Hoxie of Willimantic attended the Sunday school social. Mrs. Hans M. Hansen, Jr., who had just returned from her long sojourn in Florida. was also present, looking much improved in health.
 There was no service at the Baptist church Sunday morning, the congre- gation going across to the Congrega- tional church and listening to an ap- propriate discourse by Rev. MT Gard ner, his allusions to the recently bereaved parents in sermon and prayer being very tender and touching The Baptist Sunday school was. held at usual in their own room.
 Miss Jennie Church and Miss liar. riet c Robbins sang at the funeral of Clark Howes at the chapel, Tol land side, Friday. The burial wal in the Howes family lot in the old Hill cemetery here. The arrange ments for the funeral were made by his sister, Mrs. Amorette DeWolf. His sister. Mrs. Sparrow, of Essex wal present.
 The Sunday school social was ir every way a success, and declared by all to be exceptionally pleasant. The supper was excellent, the reading and singing enjoyable and few games, including the game of "Bible Charaoters'' were played. The duet, Longfellow's Bridge, by Mrs. Joseph Dimock and Miss Jennie Church, tho song by Miss Cora A ; .Dimock, teach CT of the Center school, the banjo lplaying and, song by MT: Houchanl and the reading by MT. Cosgrove wer. | all especially commended. ~.,.....
 Wilfred Franklin, four. months ant ten days old, the youngest son, of Rev and Mrs 0. w. Wolfe, passed away | Sunday morning. The beautiful baby had never been quite we'll, ans at the last declined very rapidly Saturday morning there was a consul tation of Drs. Johnson and Converse but nothing could be done. I'm young parents have the sympathy no only of their own people, but of th community. The funeral was hel' lat 12 o'clock to. day. Rev. A. B Goats of Hartford conducted tho ser vice. ~ x 5* Everything taken into the. stomacl should be digested fully within 8 certail time. When you feel that your stomacl is not in good order, that the food vol have eaten is not being digested, take good. natural digestant that will do tn work the digestive juices are not doing The best remedy known today for al stomach troubles is Kodol, which is guar anteed to give prompt relief. It is nat ural digestant it digests what you eat 1t is pleasant to take, and il. sold here b,