The Press., 1910-06-29

She Wilmington young people who were in attendance. We hope she will keep it in remembrance and repeat il on occasion for the benefit of friends who were not so happy as to be pres ent on the interesting occasion.
 The Insurance Press, New York, June 18th issue. has a fine picture of Major Edward V. Preston, general manager of agencies of the Travellers Insurance company, who celebrated on June 9th his 45th anniversary in the service of the company. The major was born in Wilmington 73 years ago and has a strong affection for the town of his nativity, where his ancestors were among the first settlers.
 To the lady who asked if Willing ton was really as fortunate in it's people as this column would indicate, we would say "The good only abides, evil is transient and soon passes away, and disagreeable things are seldom worthy of mention; the less you notice them the less you have to notice. and Wilmington, ever since we have known 1t, has been exceptional ly fortunate in it's kind neighboIs and lively, intelligent people.
 South Wilmington.
 Mrs. T. O. Denman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Malo, in Pitts field, Mass.
 Workmen are busy in the work of building verandas on the houses in the new village.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. H. Brackett spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs Charles M. Weber at South Monson, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Morrison of Willimantic have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Edw. Mckinney. They. are soon to move here.
 It seems unlikely at this time that any additional scholars will enter the Willimantic high school from Will lington the coming year.
 The town has deed of the premises on Wilmington Hill belonging to the Clark estate. situated near the home of Anton Wostrel, and are to build a schoolhouse thereon. % aa-
 Franklin O. Gurlsy, valediotorian of his class at the graduation exer- oises at the Windham high school last week. will continue his studies at the Worcester Polytechnic at Worcester.
 Arthur l.. Spicer, R H Wordep, Wallace M Lillibridge and Louis 0 Dimock have engaged George N. Sterry's auto to take them to Han tfoI next Saturday. They will make the journey for the purpose of seeing the airship flight at New Britain.
 The delegates from the local Sun. day school to the convention of the Ashford Baptist association at South Woodstock to day are: Mrs Elmer Mathews and Gallup Service. With them is Miss Alice Pratt, delegate from the Hill Sunday school Tht trip is made in George N. Sterry'I automobile. ,
 ball game with the team from West Wilmington was scheduled to br played here a week ago last Saturday Ad. Potter telephoned up in the after noon and got word that they were or the way down. They have not ye arrived. neither has any word come from them, and naturally there il some anxiety felt as to what terrible things may have happened to them. Ad feels pretty certain as to what would have happened to them if they had come and got into the game However. we can only regret that oul competitors for the championship should have been so suddenly and completel lv. not to say mysterit usly. lost in the wilderness b tween Il c two stations. We live in hopes that they may yet return to civilization and the inspiring game of baseball,