The Press., 1910-09-21
WELLINGTON.

Miss Mathews went to Danielson on Monday to attend the funeral of a relative.
 Some of the farmers are finding that their potatoes are rotting in the ground, a most aRgravating exper- fence.
 Rev. and Mrs Darrow are in at- tendance upon the anniversary exer. cises at their home church in Water. ford this week.
 The Endeavor at Baptist church parlor Sunday evening was led by Mrs Charles H. Brown, who returned from New Jersey last week, and is very gladly welcomed by all.
 The nomination of Col Hall, by exclamation. as first representative was deserved tribute to his public spirit, town wise. and something quite unprecedented in the history of the town. we fancy.
 l The first Sunday in October, the second day of the month, services at lthe Baptist church will be held in the morning and at South Wilmington in the afternoon, according to the usual custom, this arrangement to continue for the following six months. The Eldredge mills neighborhood is a picturesque locality. and the home- stead now owned and occupied by W. E Eldridge very inviting looking residence. In driving that way from Stafford Springs it was gratifying to find the long -hewed out old log water ing trough in front of Frank Joslin's brimming with water for the horse as in days gone by. This is one of the places where horses never refuse to drink
 Next Sunday will be Sunday school rally day, and it is hoped that every person, old or young, in any way connected with the Sunday school will be present There will be an appropriate address by the pastor, special music, and if the children will come at half past one. bringing wild fl lwers to help in the decorations, they will he very welcome. It is hoped that there may be a large at- tendance. The school opens at 2 o'clock
 The program for the annual assoei ational met tIngs, tn ba held at Brook lvn the 27th and 2Ssh inst, was read Sunday ny R,v MT Da The lahuroh letter to the association, writ It4n by the church le k. Ms. Pratt, Twas req by Dea. Pratt and accepted. and the delegates chosen at the morn ing service at the South Willington SFEnoh of the church were confirmed. Pastor Darrow 's topic was "The resur- rection life,'' text Romans 61 1, and was one If his most foroible sermons
 The W. 0. T. U annual meeting Saturday afternoon, held with the president, Mrs. Holman. was as usual very pleasant socially, and harmoni ous business wise. The officers remain the same with few exceptions-M Mrs Mathews was chosen as recording geo. retary and Mrs Allen as treasurer, Mrs Darrow and Mrs Pratt auditors The committee for the new tank. and drinking fountain reported progress It was voted that the next regular meeting. Saturday. Oct. 18th, should be an experience meeting, when the members are to bring whatever sum they have been able to save or earn toward the fountain fund and tell how it was obtained. Refreshments will be served, and 1t is hoped that the members will take hold of the scheme with 8 will It was voted to hold an entertainment to raise the remaining money needed for the purchase of the tank. and committee was appointed. It is hoped that the tank may be placed before cold weather sets in. Delegates for the state convention were chosen