The Press., 1910-10-19
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WILMINGTON. -
 Mrs. Burton from New Haven Is at Oozy -CroPt.
 The hunters report practically no game At all.
 Mrs. Rose Edwards Is moving with her family to Stafford springs.
 Mrs. Hutchins of New York city ln with her sister. Miss Palmer. atrRest Cottage.
 Clayton Morse and wife from Stan. ford have bsen visiting his brother, Louis Morse.
 Mrs. Gardner has returned from a pleasant trip to New Haven to visit her son and his family. e
 During the late cold wave the. nt " furnace at the Smith residence proved its ability to heat the whole roomy house.
 The grading in front of the Baptist church, when grasBed over, will be n great improvement to the church prop, erty and the general appearance of the Green.
 Rev Mr. Gardner's topic Sunday morning was 'God's disapproval of unbalanced character, '" Prov 11:1. Rev. Mir Darrow preaohsaAfrom Gen. esls 35:1
 AS usual, there has been | sucoes. sion of visitors at the Burdick farm from Rhode Island and Maasach husetts, as wall. as CoTSneCticut. and they still continue for the hunting. h.''s \.
 Mrs. Lena V. Needham is having . woodlot cleared in the east part of the town, and 1t seem6 as if Time had re iversed his flight to see her and her sister frequently driving over the Hill.
 OoI. Hall came mp with his automo. bile for Rev Mir. Gardner and family that they might ba present at the lay. ing of the corner stone of the new church, Mir. Gardner having a part iu the services.
 Nearly all the church people from the Hill called on Mrs. Louise M Johnson Sunday afternoon, as she was not able to attend the service at the new churoh. She goes to spend the winter with her niece, Mrs Miller, iu Springfield, Mass and the best wish es of hosts of affectionate friends go with, her ... s The bright oolored plaid street blanket lost Monday afternoon about the hour the teamstels were returning from work belonged to Eddy Burdick, who was driving from his home iu Moose Meadow to South Wilmington The finder will be glad to know t. whom the articls may bs reatored, q neighborliness is a Wilmington strong point. <. Mrs. Brown was called to New. ter, sey at an earlier date than she expect ed, SO had to forego the pleasant duty of stopping over at Bridgeport the 18th as delegate to the Baptist stats convention in session there. Rev. E, " Darr> W is 1T. .att3ndnace. .., Mrs. Darrow accompanied him for the re, ception to the pastors wives Monday night. and g 1es on Tuesday to the " O., T. U convention at Danbury where she Is g delegate from the lo,a union. !
 Tuesday evening, the 25th. thert will be held the first of the Baptis Sunday school socials to make prepa rations and to raise money for Christ mas, that are to be held at the houses of members. This first one Is to bi held at the home of the superintend ent of the school, John Bartlett large attendance is hoped for.e Cak' only is solicited, Mrs Bartlstt bayini volunteered to provide the baked beans and the substantials. Thosl who know from experience how pleas antly these hospitable people alWayl entertain their friends will want t' go again, aud the others will want tC find out for themselves. Delegations are expected from Stafford Spring. and from the Staff 1rd church, ans the home church should surely niek Q good showing.
 West Wilmington. .
 Rev. G A. Grant wtu conduct ser vices at the chapel next Sunday at p. ID.
 There will be service ct Buff Cal sohoolhonse next Sunday afternoon . three. the rector of Grace church off ciating. UNION. ss !;
 L. M. Reed was in Hartford las week