The Press., 1909-06-16
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Miss Viola Smith recently visited her sister in Stafford. Mrs. Earl w. Darrow Is spending the week at Northf1eld, Mass.
 Rev. MT. Darrow and wife are at Northfield, Mass, for few days.
 Mrs. 0. H. Brown has been few days with her daughter, Mrs. Benton.
 For round and round we run and ever the right comes uppermost and ever justice is done. '
 Rev. A. Gardner preached Sunday morning from Jer :15, Luke 1 15. Topic, "The great men"
 We are told that John Bartlett is i'll with measles. His many friends wish him good recovery.
 Mrs Lucien W. Holt, who is at her home at East Wilmington, expects to return to Newark, N. J., in a few days. ......
 Mrs. DeYonge has returned to her home in Harwinton, leaving her mother, Mrs. AngeIine Baldwin, much improved.
 William Clark and friend, Mrs. Stephens, and daughter from MilIers Falls, Mass spent Sunday at L.. B. Olarke's.
 Miss Gardner is expecting soon to go to Chicago, where she has friends and relatives who will make her stay pleasant.
 Miss Coleman has returned to her home here for the summer and is gladly welcomed. It is pleasant to see the studio open again.
 Phil Ryder has returned from his trip to Liverpool on 8 cattle ship, having found much enjoyment in the novel and exciting experience.
 Mrs. Dorwar0 and daughter, Flor ence Genevieve, from Boston have been visiting at the Congregational parsonage with her sister, Miss Hill.
 D. B. Gardner is home from an extended business trip through the west. and is making 8 short, restful sfop with his parents and sister here. ] We warned the person who asked on what day the Thursday afternoon musical club met at the town hall that we should put the query in the items, but promised not sto tell who.
 The EndeaVor was led by Mrs. Preston. At the business meeting at the close Mrs Darrow was elected president; Rev. MT. Gardner vice. president; Miss Dante Palmer, sec- retary and treasurer; Miss Emma Florentine Robbins, recording secre- tary; Miss Harriet o. Robbins, organist.
 AS a proof of the good work being done at the Center school is the fact that when Miss Mathews, the teacher, went in five minutes late on the day of the roll call, having been invited to dine at the church, she found her pupils in order and as busy over their books as if she had been present and had gone through the regular routine.
 At the Baptist church in the after noon children's day was observed. The audience room was very prettily trimmed, and the children especially the large class of tiny ones acquitted themselves with much credit. The processional was very pleasing. The music was fine and wonderfully helped out by the orchestra. The collection that goes to the American Baptist Publication society was satis. factory.
 People here were interested in the marriage, June 7th, at Portsmouth, N. H., of Mrs. Florence Essex Ryder to Clarence Essex, musician in the navy. his ship being now stationed at Portsmouth. Both young people are natives of this town and have the best wishes of all. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Stan ley, Baptist pastor at Portsmouth, the ring service being used and several friends from the ship being in attend ance.
 South Wilmington.
 The Misses Alice and Julia Denman are visiting friends at Storrs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chapman o1 Worcester. Mass. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. o. J. Gurley.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Wiggins oi eWillimantic spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Homer N. Neil.
 Wm. H. Bracket has had enough stone removed from one of his lots this spring to make a good foundation for church.
 Mrs. Charles J. Shepard. a recent guest at her uncle. Arthur Dever. eaux's. returned to her home in New Haven last Saturday, making the triI by automobile.
 The ohildren's day exercises in thC hall last Sunday were we'll attended and the program was carried out with out break. The amount of the offer ing was $13 A.
 The Stafford ball team Is booked t, play here next Saturday afternoon