The Press., 1909-04-28
WILMINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
Clothing bought of us wa clean an
press free Of charge Modern Clothin
0r All the mild winter the season
II much later than usual, very littl,
plonghing having been done as yet.
There is rumor that work on thu
sfase road in the east part of the towr
e ~ pc resumed in the near future.
i SerIe of the hidden springs brought
% light in grading the state road last
sunafner are now making q quality OF
mud shat the automobiles find dis.
couraging. Happily, however. the
WoFse place can be avoided by q short
rou1d -about.run.
PFof. Waterman Russell of the
science department. of the Springfield,
MASS. high school and his wife, Mrs.
Grace Lillibridge Russell. are to
spend the summer in a trip to SCOT.
land, Holland and Iceland. Thew
sail late in June.
On Monday evening, May Sd, in
the newly renovated town hall, will
Do given a vocal and instrumental
concert. Miss Sarah E. Dunning has
mad the orchestra in training for some
time, and the violjnists are her
pupils. There will be solos, duets. a
chorus and a ohildren's chorus. Miss
Dunning is the well-knoWn super.
visor OF music in the New York pub.
lic schools, the leader and trainer of
many church and Sunday school
cnoirs In that city, is a member of the
facnlty of Dr.. Walter Damrosoh's
aRlege of musical art, the compiler
and publisher of musical books, and
is musical enthusiast who inspires
all who come in contact with her.
Admittanoe will be Is cents for
adults; 10 cents for children. A
large attendance is expected. If
stormy Monday evening, the concert
Will be given Tuesday evening. The
proceeds will go toward the payment
OF piano recently purchased for the
hall, to be used for a series of enter
talnmerts during the summer. Miss
Dunnlng owns a home here and takes
a great interest in everything per-
tanning to the public good.
South Wilmington.
Miss Nellie Mowry has returned
from visit with friends in Ashford.
The communion service will be OBJ
served at the close of the preaching
service in the hall next Sunday.
Stated communication of Uriel
lodge, No. "a. F. & A. M, Saturday
evening, May 1st. Work on the M.
NJ. degree.
In the hope of saving some one the
sxtra dollar, we will call attention to
The fact that after next Saturday one
lollar will be added to the cost of a
log license.
In regard to the survey for trolley
inc through this town, as referred to
~ tive Willington' correspondent
asst week, we may be misinformed,
'uS our understanding of the matter is
hat the survey spoken of is for cleo
rio light only. and has no connection
With the trolley line
Additional list of dog owners who
rave secured licenses: Adolph Kor-
Ter, Arthur Church, VIM. Maine,
,hoInas Moriarty. VIM Posiok, John
Jrsizn, D, L. Royce, Chas Eldredge,
!. D.. Dimook, VIM. Baxter 2, Phil
syder,gi Albert Latham, Jos. Pelican,
louis Dimock, Frank Firmier 2, An
few BRlazs, Ezra A. Morse, George
terry, John Becker, M. Josefjack,
Iary Parker, James Burdiok, Max
.ohse 2. Charles Miller, Joseph
Fatova, Vincent Horky, VIM. II.
sraokett, B. e. Benton 2.
- West Wilmington.
G p. Bubgee returned to his duties
s station agent yesterday T
H. M. Hansen, Jr.. was in Spring 4
cid last Friday on business
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Jacobsen spent :
unday in Mansfield at M. Hansen's. ,
Ed. Jacobsen of Buff Gap has sold
is farm to Towne g. Baker of Stat.
1rd.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Hansen visited Sat-
rday and Sunday at A Korner's in
oventry. {
The Sunday school at the chapel
ill be held at IL am. instead of 3
p. m, until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacobsen and Miss
arina Eansan attanded a hitthdau