The Press., 1910-08-17
WILMINGTON.

Charles A. Robbins returned to hil home and work in Middletown on Sat lurday.
 Walter Beokwith Allen of Boston, son-in-law Of MT. and Mrs. Theron Brown, is spending the summer in Europe Hans M. Hansen. IT,. and K. !. Lyon found Tuesday a good day for fishing at South Coventry lake. F Mrs. Hancock aud her sister, Miss Copeland, who found their visit at Rest Cottage with their aunt, Miss Dunning. delightful, left last Friday on their return trip to their Chicago home.
 The bearers at the funeral of Mira. Helen M.s Preston Brown were the nephews of Mir. Brown. The Baker hearss and carriages from the borough were in attendance at West Willing ton station.
 Those from the Hill who attended Ethes lawn party at South Willington Friday mig ht spoke particularly of the FniCiety Of all the arrangements and aetaila. The evening was perfect for an out-of door fete.
 The annual Bible day meeting is held in AaRord town to day, and who- ever has been once will want to be present whether they are able to do so or not It ia. rather of long drive from this part of Willimgton.
 Rev. Mir Buttery of Nswtonville said Saturday he had never been so impressed by the situation of ceme- tery as he was standing on the brow of the hill.and looking westward, the view of slope and green lawn the dis tant hills and the expanse of sky being beautiful and inspiring.
 We are pleased to be invited to the dld home day meeti1g at the bungalow Of Rev. and Mrs. Harvey M. Lawson on Mt. Oohepetnck. Unior, on Tues- day, August 23ds We're we the fortu- nate possessors of an automobile we should certainly be most happy to ac. |Cept.
 The annual tri.county field day meeting of the W. O. T. U.. with the gold medal contest. is held to-day on the WiilimantiO camp ground. Exer- cises commence at 1 80. There are contestants from the local union and the attendance from here will doubt less be large. ss
 The Express and Standard of New4' port Vt, In ! lengthy obituary, speaks in terms of highest praise of the late Gerry Clark, step- father of Edward O. Carpenter He belonged to many orders, notably Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. odd Fellows and Masons. and the funeral was very largely attended.
 This is grange week for Oonneoti ,. cut, the national lecturer. Oliver Wilson of Peoria. Ill., being the guest of State Master Healy of Woodstock. Our Esquire O. V. Smith has Q part with these two at the Quinnebaug Pomona field day at Thompson on Thursday The Holland county Pomona has their field day at Laurel park, between Hartford and Man chester, on Friday.
 Seldom, If ever, have there been such display of flowers at the ceme- tery as at the burial of Mrs. Brown Tlfs harp sent by The Youths Companion was especially beautiful and artistic. Before the arrival of the. f1neral party Miss Preston and Miss Meroereau had almost covered the entire lot with wild flowers and ferns. Clarence spelIman Preston brought f1wers for all the thirteen graves on the lot.
 Dr. OOnveIse's motor, that is a familiar sight as it goes flying past day by day and several times day, looked unfamiliar Monday afternoon going westward. drawn by one of J. Himeler s big horses. and Cliff and the doctor as passengers. The ma chine met with some trivial mishap over by the Naples and had to be taken home for repairs. A short time since OliR took a big one with two horses from West Wilmington to Rock vile. So, even motoring sometimes has it's draw backs.
 z South Willington.. George Dyer of sNorwioh is guest of MT and Mrs Harry Denman. Mrs Cornell Green and family are visiting with relatives in Guilford.
 Mr and Mrs James Lawrence of Unionville are visiting friends in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace LilIibridge have removed to MansfsId Depot and taken up their new duties.
 Miss Christine Tinker of Chester field and Mrs. George Botham and son. Carlisle, of Norwich. were recent .gnesls of,Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fox s@a 1t is dull day now when there isn't at least one candidate for rep resentative asking for your support. One man, who has been taking 8. census of those who wish to go to the Legislature this winter. claims that he has rounded up twelve. Perhaps this might be shaded little.
 The republican Caucus to choose town committee for the ensuing two years and delegates to the state. con gFessionaE. county. senatorial and probate conventions has bsen called to meet in the hall, South Willing ton. Friday evening at TAO o'clock. The political pot will boil from now on.
 sOnERS.
 CARD.- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wardwell wish to express their appreciation of the