The Press., 1909-09-15
WELLINGTON.

Jim carpenter 10 AC WOrK IN VIAL
mantle.
The visit of Rev. Mr.. Soule to the
Congregational church has been post
poned one week. He is now expected
the Goth inst.
The adjourned meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid will convene at the Bap'
fist conference room next Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Adamac auction was we'll at
tended, we hear. Mr.. Pekona and
his wife. nee Mary Adamao. are to
go soon to New York to live.
Rev. and Mrs. Theron Brown. with
their son in law. Walter B Allen Of
Boston. are expected at Maple Corner
this Wednesday afternoon by auto
mobile. ...
There will he NO service at the
Congregational church Sunday, az
Rev Mr.. Gardner, Mrs Gardner and
Miss Gardner will be in Hartford in
attendance upon the com mission SER
vice that precedes the going of Rev.
Harold Gardner as missionary OF
the American board to Turkey, where
he is to take up the work, sailing
from Boston in o short time. The
best wishes of very many friends 60
with this consecrated young man,
who. since the death of his uncle.
Rev. Harry Gardner, on the eve OF
his departure as q missionary. has.
although he was at that time but six
years old. purposed to do, as far az
was in his power, the work that his
uncle hoped to do in carrying the
gospel to the heather.
The funeral of Mrs. Gilbert 1de,
85, who passed away last Thursday.
the 9th, was held at her late home
on Sunday at ! p. M, Rev. Mr..
Gardner officiating. He was assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Darrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
barrow sang a selection very sweetly.
The long, patiently endured illness
of Mrs Ide has often been referred to
in this column, she having been
sufferer for several years from chronic
cystitis The deceased, Eurania
Ophelia Barrows, was born in Mans
field March 18th, 1924, being the
daughter of Gersham Barrows and
Lydia Atwood Barrows. She mar
ried Gilbert Ide Novebmer 18th.
1912. The couple moved here from
Brimfeld. Mass, 81 years ago. Mr..
Ide died July 18th, 1898. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Church of Rockville, and four grand
children. Earl Church of Hartford,
Howard Church of Yale university,
Miss Leila Church of Rockville, Miss
Jennie Church, town. Mrs. Ide was
an estimable, intelligent and much
respected lady, who always gave her
friends a cordial welcome to her
pleasant home. She has been tender
ly cared for by her daughter, who
has been with her for most of the
summer past, and her grandchildren
have all been very attentive. particu
larly Miss Jennie Church, who has
been always regardful of "Grandma. "
South Wellington.
Frank Safranek shot fox and col.
lected bounty on same Tuesday.
VIM Ladr has lately put up q 1922
#. "Suooess" silo, at cost of nearly
$3.50.
At the ball game last Saturday the
single men whipped the married men
to a standstill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Peek of
New York city we're recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hall.
Annual meeting of the W. O.. 7.
U at the home of the president. Mrs.
e. J. Holman, Saturday afternoon, at
3 O'Clock.
The special town meeting to be
held in the hall next Saturday after
noon at O'Clock is to be followed at
2 30 O'Clock by the republican caucus
to nominate candidates for town Off
GERS.
Harold, the pine-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fl. Campbell, died
last week Thursday of Cerebral men.
ingitis after an illness of only a few
hours. The funeral was held Satur.
day. Burial at Wilmington Hill.
All the schools in town began the
year last week Tuesday except Dale
Vile, which was two days late. The
teachers are: Wilmington Hill. Miss
Lillian Matthews; DaleVille. Miss
Ada V Mason; East Wilmington, Mrs.
D. L Royce; Moose Mead Nv, Miss
Lillia Fenton; Roaring Brock. Miss
Eleanor DeWolf; Village Hill, Miss
Mabel Pease; Glass Factory, Miss
Leila Converse; South Wilmington.
Miss Julia Kneeland and Miss Mary
Miller.
The manner in which the news of
the death of Mrs. George III. Nichols
was received by the people of this
village early Monday morning attest
ed strongly to the esteem in which she
was held. Many were the expressions
of sorrow and personal loss. Mrs.
Nichols was the possessor of a happy
disposition, a kindly, cordial and
sympathetic nature. AS such she
had won a high place in the COM
munity, and there are many who find
it very hard to be reoonoiled to the
fact that she has gone, and at q time
when life held so much for her. Her
death followed, within few hours,
the birth of her daughter and was
wholly unexpected, as all appeared
we'll and encouraging. Mrs. Nichols
was born in Westford December 81.