The Press., 1909-11-17
WELLINGTON.

Do not forget the interesting union service at the Baptist church Thanks giving evening.
 MT Merrick's continuance of his interesting Wilmington memoirs was delayed this week, but will be forth. coming next week, we trust.
 Alfred Cowles fell down stairs few days ago and is quite lame from the effects, not being able to attend church Sunday morning as usual
 The ladies at Rest Cottage have re- turned from their recent visit of a week in New York, and Miss Palmer is slowly recovering from her late serious illness.
 Mrs Farrer, who lives with her son in law, Samuel Pourtery, is suffering from the effects of 8 fall. She has been quite i'll, but is more comfortable at this writing.
 s. P. Morrison has received much sympathy. and all are glad to know that he is at his home in Eagleville much improved from his operation and treatment at Willimantio hospital
 Charles Russell and his wife, Mrs. Netta Clark Russell, of Worcester, Mass, spent Sunday with her brother, w. l. Clark, at Millers Falls. They were en route for Canada, and from tbere will sail for France.
 Great solicitude has been felt and expressed for Dr. F. E Johnson dur ing his sojourn at Willimantic and since he left the hospital for his home in Mansfield, where he has been again seriously i'll He is said to be better and his friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 The Hill congregation was we'll represented Sunday at the hall in South Wilmington, where they were given pleasant welcome, pastor and people all enjoying the meeting to- gether for the mornings season of worship, at which the sermon was practical and convincing. as we'll as spiritual. The largely attended bap. tlsmal service was impressive and beautiful throughout.
 Armjtage 6 Amidon must feel quite gratified at the commendatory atten- tion their immencse corn field is re- oeiving from the press all over the state. and if it shall be an object lesson that encourage other farmers to raise corn the benefit will be far reaching The difficulty in securing help is great drawback to the farm ST, and yet experienced and intelli- gent men do not hesitate to declare that at present prices there is money to be made in farming in Connecticut. and even in rugged WilIington.
 Sunday morning Rev A. Gardner preached from Acts 4:13. Topic, The holy fellowship MT. Gard ner also presided at the Endeavor meeting ill the Baptist conference room in the evening, giving an inter esting and uplifting paper on the assigned topic. 'The land of Beu- lah.' There was much interesting talk and fine solo by Mrs Darrow. Next Sunday evening the meeting will be held in the Congregational vestry. The topic, "The blessing of thankful heart,'' the leader Miss Emma Florence Robbins. The invi- tation is to all
 Our brother. the South Willington correspondent, will allow us to say that his Sunday school is one of the best conducted and most interesting | we ever attended. This is not a | nasty judgment; we are always im- pressed, when ever we are there on | some special occasion, that the South | Wilmington children are prettier and | nicer than other children, but this was just an ordinary Sunday, and every thing was just as charming as on Children s day or Christmas The new arrangement of the hall is pleas ing and will doubtless be appreciated. by the late conner.
 Mrs. LeGrand Johnson, who be- longs to all of us, is pleasantly settled in her newly fitted up tenement in the south part of the late Charles Morrison house, and her friends are glad to have her home once more. She was benefited by her stay in and is hopeful that the Improvement may continue. On Sun: day many of her friends from the Hill, where she has attended church | from child and been active in every | good work, took advantage of the opportunity to look in upon her in