The Press., 1910-06-15
WILMINGTON.

critical condition from a olot of blood forming on the brain, his physicianl decide. His removal to hospital in Norwich is contemplated.
 ssWe ask pardon of everybody. in. terssted for not giving She program for roll-call last week. Itwas an in. adyertance-that the telephone has helped to correct in several instances.
 Miss Sparks writes cheerfully to friends, who are glad to get the good news that she Is rapidly recuperatine and hopes to come homo much bene- fited by the operation and by the treatment she is receiving.
 South Wilmington.
 Arthur Ranney is now working for G. Hall, Jr.,9& Do. as painter.
 William Morrison of Manchester, a former resident. was in town the I 9th.
 Stated communication of UrieI lodge, No: 24. F. 6 A. M., Saturday evening, the'1 9th. Work cn the M. M. degree. -'a. 3..<
 l A large number from here attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. E. E Johnson at their home the evening of the 10th.
 George N. Sterry has purchased a new Buick automobile. with which he intends to carry passengers to Will lir9antic, Coventry. Hartford or else where.
 Fred Oolburn, Wallace Lillibridge and William Nichols spent last Sun. day night with Charles Ryder, who waS suffering from an attack of acute dementia.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the primary department of the local school for term ending June 10: Origin Kingbsury, Willie Watson, Teddy" Worden. The last named pupil has been perfect in attendance during the entire school year.
 Adfer s. Potter's Indians are to meet the West Wilmington colts on the grounds near the Perry ice house next Saturday afternoon. In case any of the players should show signs of feverishness over the umpire's de- oisions, he can have his head band- aged with crushed ice. As these games are usually so quiet, it has been arranged to have several harmonioa solos. A prize of banana is offered to each man making a home run, either during or after the game. The story that MT. Potter has secured 8 pitcher from the national league is not true. Over the fence is out.
 Judge Wheeler on Friday gave his decision on the applications of Frank H. Holton, Olln Shearer, R. A. Sikes of Ellington and Franklin Jacobs of Southbridge. for the reward of $1OO offered by the state for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Fred Rumwell, who stole a team belonging to MT. Shearer from FL lnGton last February. The court awards $50 to Mr. Jacobs. $2O to Mir. Holton and $1O to MT. Sikes. The court finds that Mir. Shearer is not en- titled to share in the reward. This decision of the court will undoubted. ly influence the seleotmen of the town of Ellington in awarding the $1OO which the town offered for Rumwell's s capture.
 As usual, the Children's day exer. cises at the Sunday school were of an admirable order. The threatening weather kept some away, but the at. tendance was sufficiently large to con- fortably i'll the hall. Miss Ida M. Hall had charge of the program, and Leon O Woodworth was chairman of the decorations. The state flower, which seems to be at it's very best now, figured largely in the decora. tions The program: Instrumental music, to which the children marched into and about the hall to their seats i; chant, the Lords prayer; responsive scripture reading; song, "On Ohil- dren $ Day;" invocation by the pas tor; recitation, "Oould We Only Un. derstand, Miss Elizabeth Green; song, ''Our Fathels s Care ;' rscita- tlons. ''Be Careful What You Say, ,'' Charles Nichols; The Man Who Wins,' Gallup Service; 'sThe House hold Fairy," Ruth Green singing. "Hark On the Breeze;' recitation. l"A. Legend.'' Miss Helen Dimock ]; exercise, "The Trains. Teddy" Worden, Fred Service. Gardiner Hall, Louis Service, Origin Kingsbury i; { As Pass Along" Origin Kings Ebury, Theodore R. Worden,; exercise and song, Wayne Denman; Isabel Service, Rosie zusick. Hazel Brackett, Annie Service, Vivian Williams, Elizabeth Cahoon; recitations. "Ser. vics.' Miss Alice Service; Make Glad Your Corner,'' 7 Mary Liscovttz; Do All-the Good You Gan, l" Cornell Green exercise, "The Busy Bees, Walter Richardson, Holman Hall, Ernest Smith, Leo Oahoon; exercise, ''The Message of Nature, Harriet Smith, Fannie Toberman, Phoebe Green.l Clara Hall, Ruth Oahoon. Martha Toberman, Annie Safranek; song, 'sThe Lesson. of the Flowers ;'' recitations, Just You Smile," Isa- bella Service; eff I Were Rich. " Joseph Franz; address by the pastor 1; offering; singing by the congregation; bensdietion.
 An innovation, but an extremely pretty and interesting one, was that of having commencement exercises at the South Wilmington primary school last Friday. the closing day of the