The Press., 1910-08-31
WILMINGTON.

Joseph B Dimock and wife spent Sunday at the camp ground. Willi- mantic.
 We are sorry to learn that Mrs Fred squier is confined to her bed and great sufferer.
 Miss Judge, who has been for a week at "The Studio,'' with her friend. Miss Coleman. has returned to New York.
 Helen Nichols. who enters the normal school. Willimantic, in Sep tambsr. will board at homo and go back and forth on the cars.
 sEf Ia pleasant to hav8 MT. and Mrs. Darrow at home once more. both somewhat rested from the shange of theif yacationin Northfield.
 Miss Grace Knox of Hartford has bsen for few days with her aunt. Mrs. Emily Carpenter, and her grand mother. Mrs. Oelinda Waldo
 Miss Edna Gould Pierce of Provi- dence, R. I i, is spending the week with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. AID. Dimock, and calling on friends.
 Miss Mary o. Glazier, not finding the benefit she anticipated from the Hill air. returned to Hartford after a weeks visit Mrs. Preston aocom- panied her Rs far as Willimantic. We are much interested to learn that the occasional poems in the Hart ford Times, always entertainingly reminiscent. signed D., are written by Ira Dimock. native of Willing. ton.
 Rev. Theron Brown has been seri. ously i'll ever since his return to hit home in Newtonyille, Mass where his niece, Gladys Preston, accompanied him. He is improving and indica tions are that he will soon be out again.
 | Rev. MT. Darrow presided at tht Endeavor meeting at the Oongre gatlonal chapel Sunday evening. The oongregation were caught in th' shower, but as there was no one pres ent from a distance little discomfort was experienced.
 The closed gentian and the cardina hold the prestige among the wilC flowers at present. Country people seldom gather the latter. as they art aware that 1t is propagated from thu seed, and it Is much more beautiful as 1t grows than in a vase
 Charles William Eldredge, who ha been visiting his parents, MT. ant Mrs. W. O, EIdredge, has returned to his home in Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs
 dgs and son have left for Indial TOTchard, Mass, to visit her mother Mrs. Anna M. Nield Mrs. Nielf has been spending a few days witt MT. and Mrs. W 0. Eldredge.
 Rev. A. Gardner's Sunday morn ing's text was Gen. 28: Topic Jacobs ladder y By a pleasanl coincidence Rev. MT. Darrow reaG this chapter in the afternoon at tlre Baptist church, remarking interesting l iy tpn II, but took his text from Gen 15: l6, the sermon being one ti his bast The daet by MT. and Mrs Dafrow was greatly appreciated.
 A pleasant event on Saturday wal the wedding of Matthias Teser anG Miss Rose Parast at the home of the brother of the bride, Frank Parasek The wedding festivities lasted through the afternoon and evening. and were largely attended by the friends of the families. Rev. Earl W. Darrow per formed the ceremony. The couple will live at the home of the groom or the River road below the Johnson place.
 The matter of the Sunday school picnic came up again at the Baptist church, and it was voted to hold Il with the school at South Wilmington at South Coventry Saturday. Sept 10th. Those who would like to go are requested to be present at the Sun. day school at 2 o'clock p. m. next Sunday, when the matter of trans. poItation will be decided, Secretary F. VI. Pratt baing the committee ap. pointed to look after this detail This is to be basket picnic. and the fact is mentioned so that no one shall gc unprovided with the indispensable lunoh.