The Press., 1910-05-04
WILMINGTON.

As a AeW Dapy Doy aG GHe PaFasek home, we hear.
 The corner house at the Glass Factory village is to receive a new coat of soft gray paint.
 The robin red breast has taken possession of our premises and several pairs are busy nest building, no other birds being allowed on the Corner.
 Andrew Whitman has sold his place. the former James McFarlane home, to New York family, who are to fit it up for a summer resi- denoe.
 There seems to be quite a revival of bicycling this spring, and we are glad to Ree that those who have wheels are using them, although the first fever for them has abated.
 Mir. Ingalls, who has lived in the pretty portable house at East Willing ton for several months, has purchased farm in Norwich and is about to erect a house and barn thereon.
 Ezra A. Morse leaves to-day to visit his oldest son. Wayne. and family in Morse, Wyoming. He is accompanied by his youngest son, Harold, who ex- pects to remain for some months. This is Harold's second visit to Wy. ominR.
 By this mornings mail we have received oheque for $15 from Ma jor E. V. Preston, Hartford, for the par sonage improvements, for which the Ladies' Aid society are duly grateful. Maj. Preston wrote very appreoiative- ly of the efforts to strengthen the things that remain.''
 pr. Wilbur Holt of Newark, N. J., has just returned from a delightful trip to New Orleans, where he went on 8 "Shriner' excurison. His mother, Mrs. Lucien W. Holt, who lives with him, Is in comfortable health, but is not expecting to visit Wilmington this summer.
 At the regular meeting of the Bap. tist Ladies' Aid society held with the president. Mrs. Preston, Monday at 3 p. m., and we'll attended, 1t was voted to hold a social next Tuesday evening at the conference room. Miss Palmer, Mrs. E. J. Mathews, Miss Mabel Elaine Clarke, committee of arrangements.
 There will be a social and supper at the conference room next Tuesday evening, the 10th, to which @ large number of friends, far and near, are expected, the invitation being gener- al. This is the usual monthly social of the Ladies' Aid society, with baked beans and brown bread. Sup per. will be served from 73O until 9 o'clock. Games will be played and a few new "stunrs'' will be tried.
 South Wilmington.
 Only 83 dogs have been registered in town up to the evening of May 3.
 It is reported that Andrew Whitman has sold his place at the Glass Factory village.
 Carl Goodman has left the winding room to work in the bleach and dye house for the company.
 Special communication of Uriel lodge, F. & A. M., Saturday evening. Work on the E. A. and F. O. degrees. ' Adfer Potter hasn't aroused much enthusiasm for baseball yet. We understand that he planes it on the comet.
 Edw. Mckinney found a purse last Saturday near the store containing a little more than $15. He turned 1t over to MT. Service, and the owner was found later.
 In the writer's opinion, the sermon by Rev. E. O. Darrow in the hall last Sunday was the strongest, most search. ing. and at the same time the most practical, of any sermon he ever heard.
 The Y. P. s. o. E. will hold a May basket social in the hall Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock. The ladies attending are requested to each bring a May basket. A Victor V1otrola will furnish the music for the even ing. Noted singers of the day will be heard Ice cream and cake will be served. All are cordially invited to attend.
 West Wilmington.
 Everett o Richardson, real estate broker of Hartford. has sold his Will lington farm to Vincent O. AdamRc of Willington. The Underwood estate