The Press., 1909-09-01
WILMINGTON.

f Charles P. Williams place at Eas Wilmington at auction Monday, Sep tenn Der 18th. at 10 a. m his farming tools and household furniture.
 South Wilmington.
 R.H. Worden is attending the Read ville races
 There was a sharp frost in this To cality Tuesday morning.
 Communion service at the close 0 the preaching service in the hall mex Sunday.
 James Service of Norwich was tn, guest of his son, J. W. Service, Jr. last Friday.
 Early reports indicate a yield O potatoes equal to about three quarter of an average crop.
 Miss Helen Webster of New Yorl is visiting at the home of her uncle Wm H. Brackett.
 Miss Ethel V. Charter of Stafford Springs is the guest of her sister Mrs. John R. Neil.
 Arthur Church is loading not les than twelve cars of ice a week to bt shipped to New London.
 Arthur H. Church and son, Clinton made haul of 37 fine fish from Gov entry lake last Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Robbins of Middleton is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Wm. A. James,
 Wm, Maine received word Monday of the death of his sister, Mrs. Will liam Lewis, in East Hartford.
 Miss Hazel Anderson of Norwich has been spending few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. H Bracket
 Mrs Charles E. Allen and son are spending few days at the home oi the formers parents, MT and Mrs J. D Thompson in Coventry. Some of the recent changes and coming changes in location are: R. H. Worden, who has moved into the Origin Hall house, T, A. Denman to tenement vacated by MT. Worden, Harry Denman to tenement of T. A Denman.
 Wm. H. Hall has accepted the ap pointment by the fish and game com missioners to be game warden for Tol' land county. The Norwich Bulletin speaks highly of MT. Halls record as special game protector for two terms. MT. Hall has the appointing of twelve special game protectors
 Following is the list of the names of all jurors for the town of Willing ton, from which will be drawn the justice jurors for one year from the first of September, Said list is furnished the town clerk by the clerk of the superior court, L. T. Tingier Arthur H. Church, Edward o. FL dredge, Charles S Amidon, John O.. Bartlett, W. o Eldredge, Eddy H Burdick, Anthony Jacobsen, Louis W. Morse, Charles E. Nichols, Frank Orcutt, Wilbert O. Ruby, Joseph A Dimock, James 0 Jennings, George P. Bugbee, Wm E Battye, Benjamin E. Robbins, Francis W. Pratt, George A. Rounds, Charles A. Latham, An. drew J. Whitman.
 In one of the best ball games ever played here the local team was de. feated last Saturday by West Willing ton, 6 to A pitcher from Hartford was on the slab for the visitors anC did good work, although by many he was not considered to be better thar Hansen. Quite 8 contingent from Stafford was present, including gentle men and four or five yawpers Ootte1 of Stafford umpired and did we'll, hif errors being divided so as not to favor either team. Negotiations are il progress for another game to be played in WillimAntic next Saturday. The soore:- :-
 South w., O3 OOO1 0 O-E West w, O2 % 1 o 1 0 2-t
 Batteries-f for South Willington Gentleman and Shepaum; for Wes Wilmington, Sherman and Ash Hit off Gentleman, 5; off Sherman, r Struck out, by Gentleman 12; by Sherman, Bases on balls,. of Gentleman, 3; off Sherman, 6.
 West Wilmington.
 Mrs S. H. Mattessen returued las Friday from visit in Hartford
 There will be preaching service at the chapel next Sunday at ; o'clock.
 Mrs. Walker of South Windham and MT. aud Mrs. Moore and daugh ter. Mabel, of West Warren, Mass are visiting Dr and Ms. F. B Con verse.
 The West Willingtons played the Souths last Saturday on the latter's grounds and won the game, and The wonderful playing of Kicker al shortstop deserves a place of mention. Battery for West, Hafey and Ash South, Oonzleman and Shepaum Hits, off Haley 4, off Conzleman ? stfuok out, by Haley 8, by Conzle man 12. Base on balls, off Haley 7, off Gentleman ?. Umpire. Cotter. RRrVUNRRg