The Press., 1908-03-18

7 WELLINGTON.
| Mr.. Deveriuk, our accommodating
mail carrier, was kept at home several
days last week from sickness in hfl
family. r. E. Cartier substi tuted
for him.
The wife of John Alderman, a
former resident, was brought for
burial to the new cemetery extension,
where Mr.. Alderman purchased lot,
last week.
| Miss Church very kindly made the
fire and arranged the room for the
service Sunday morning, in the illness
of the usual official, and James Oar.
penter rang the bell.
Wood teams coming, wood. teams 20.
ing,
Mud hub-deep, rooster growing,
Snow and rain falling at will,
All things stagnant, -Drowsy Hill.
A note from Mrs. Ward states that
they are fumigating the house thor.
oughly after the siege with diph-
liberia, and hope soon to be out again.
Their friends join with them in
thankfulness that the beautiful chill
dren were all safely brought through
the dread visitation.
With this week Miss Cora Agnes
Dimock of Gur.eyville closes a. very
successful term of school. She has
taught for two years in Mansfield with
marked success, and was secured here
on Secretary Charles A. Hines recon-
Imendation, and the district is satisfied
that no mistake was made.
Mrs. Rosetta Phillips, pleasantly
remembered here as the useful wife of
la former pastor of the Baptist church,
writes that she has passed her 10th
birthday and is in comfortable health.
She is with her sister in law, Mrs
Esther Phillips Cleveland, in Andover,
and reads The Press weekly for news
|of old friends and acquaintance
We shall all miss Mayor Hen
ney's face from the pages of the
Hartford Courant Those who know
say there might be a better one of
Hooker For the honor of the state
the whole country side is interested
in Hartford's mayor and regret the re-
tirement of the present incumbent be-
fore the bridge opening, at least.
The late CLARK Lillibridge of
Springfield, Mass, was director of
the Cemetery association here, and
was planning to attend the annual
meeting to suggest plan for improve.
ment, the expenses of which he was
willing to pay. Having watched
the development of Forest park. he
had gained many practical ideas re-
garding landscape gardening, etc.
West Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lyon are boarding
at H. M. Hansen, Jr's. 49,
At this writing Mrs. L. Patrill is
very i'll at her home in Buff Gap.
Miss May Lyon of Westford visited
last week at DR.. F. B, Oonverse's.
Mrs Charles Taylor, who has been
very i'll with tonsilitis, is improving.
Fl. Hansen of Rockville recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe of Andover
visited last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor. J. j..
Miss Mable Newman, who is work
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. S. Johnson's in
Buff Cap. spent last week at her home
in Tolland. . f.. @
A birthday surprise party was given
on Charles Taylor at the home of
George Bugbee last Friday. Quite
a number attended and very pleas
ant time was spent.
The honors at the whist party given
by Mr. and Mrs. j. Hansen last Sat
urday were awarded to @. Korner and
Mrs. Mette Jacobsen. Consolation
prizes went to Anthony Jacobsen and
Mrs. O. Korner.
South wilmington.
Hens eggs are down to % cents
per dozen.
James G Jennings was in Norwich
last Thursday. .--...
Schools generally in town will close
this week for a short vacation.
Mrs. Henry Vose of Westport is
spending a week with her daughter,
Mrs. James Smith.
Was the thunder storm of Sunday
afternoon a fulfllment of Horace
Johnson's prediction
Albert Richardson has gone to the
hospital, but expects to
be at work again soon.
Mrs. Gertrude LIE Jeune of Brook
Ign, N. Y is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Morse.
Adolph Korper received crate of
oranges from the Hall party in Florida
last Monday, and they were beauties.
Mrs. George H. Nichols entertain
I'D number of her lady friends at a
St. Patrick's party Tuesday evening.
Wallace Lillibridge is laid up with
an injured hand Pooling with an
axe at a woodpile. The moral ia OBJ
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