The Press., 1908-09-30
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assist at the service.
WELLINGTON.
Mrs. Gardner is quite i'll at thi
writing. ,@"%F
Mrs. L. B. CLARK has guests from
Holyoke.
School closes on Wednesday tina
the pupils might attend the fair
D. B. Gardner and wife were al
the Congregational parsonage on Sun
day.
Miss Sara Beardsley from Roxbury
is at N. o. Wards Brook Oak Poultry
Farm. -; .i .s5-7' prov S39#ss
Miss Gardner has returned from he1
visit of two weeks at Glastonbury and
Manchester. " s@:s.-' ssH -
J George L. Lyon is improving from
the serious injuries of his late runa.
way accident. . So
Rev A. Gardeners topic Sunday
morning vas "God the all seeing
one." Gen. IS: ID. 80 -
:. Rev. DR.. A. B. Coates, state score
tary, will send supply for the Bap.
fist pulpit next Sunday.
The Endeavor will be held in the
Baptist conference room, Miss Gardner
being the assigned leader. 49,
Miss Burleson was voted on at the
Endeavor meeting last Sunday even
ing, and is now an active member Of
the society.
Mrs. Louise johnson visited Mrs
Preston at Maple Corner Thursday anG
Friday of last week, and called on ole
friends.
Next Sunday the service in the Bap
tist church will be held at 1 O'Clock,
and the Sunday school will follow i'm
mediately. ..... AL.
The Endeavor Sunday evening il
the Congregational church was led by
Rev. O. W. Wolfe, and was an inter
esting meeting.
! Mrs Charles H Brown takes Mr..
Wolfe's Sunday school class of boys
and her daughter, Mrs Benton, the
girls class of Mrs. Wolfe.
Miss Celia Holt of Stafford Springs
and her guest, Miss Rosetta Holt, OF
Natick, Mass called on Mrs. George
Robbins and daughters last week.
Mrs. Diantha N. Essex is visiting
her daughter, Christine, Mrs. Angus.
tus Ross, at Maiden. Mass. She will
also visit her sister, who also lives
near Boston, before she retruns
Mrs. Rev. S. W. CLARK, now Of
Springfield, Mass has spent the sum
mer by the sea on the Massachusetts
coast with her daughter, Mrs. Scott,
and her family. She is in comforta
BILE health.
The steam saw mill of Charles Am
idon in Westford was, with a quantity
of shingles and lumber, totally de-
stroyed by fire Thursday night The
loss was considerable and there was
no insurance.
Communion was observed at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Pastor Wolfe preached from Johr
IS: %, "Be of good cheer 1t was
fine sermon indeed, and was lis
tened to by large and sympathetic
audience.
Deacons f. W. Pratt and William
f. Bracket, Mrs. Brackett, Mrs. An
ME A. Preston, associational director
for home missions, Mrs. Charles H.
Brown and others are in attendance
upon the meetings of the Ashford Bap
fist association at Eastford.
Rev. O. ". Wolfe, with his wife
and little son, Charles Wagner, Jr.
left Monday evening on the boat train.
It is a home-going to them, and thai
lightened the burden of sorrow thai
they naturally feel at severing the
many ties that bind them to their first
parish, where they have been for A
years.
At the Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening Miss Dunning spoke of mis-
sion work in New. York city, where
she is on familiar ground, and Mis-
Nellie Burleson, teacher of the Center
school, told of visiting the italian
mission in Hartford with her cousin
Charles H. Pryor, treasurer of th'
Baptist state convention, who is act
i've in that work.
At the annual meeting of the W
O. T. u. the old officers were chosen
with the exception of Mrs. e. J.
Pratt, secretary, who has served fol
eleven years and feels that she de
serves a rest from one office at least
as she is county secretary of W. O. 7