The Press., 1910-10-05
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4AA@4eNs~N ~SN-st serious illneas. hos been with Q nlso' in Cambridge, Mass.. has returned q her home at Eldrtdge Mills.
 MGlas Preston is selling neoeHE. oEopal fruit and household efEeoAa thab ward included In the purchase Of the Dyds farm at private sale. Louis Schmidt has bought the eight swlne.
 George '. Smith is having 3 fur mace pla0ed in his newly paFchassd house. The wall that Dan BlnkoAy has been digging for Louis Morse t1 completed, and seems O be able e solys the water supply problem foa that home.
 Misses Carrie end GEA0e Hills oAme out to Maple Corner Saturday efter- noon in their antomoblIs after Misa Prehton and Miss MerOerenn. who 70. oDrnpanted them on . motor trip Tues day .to New Haven and Sound Beach. They returned to Maple Corner Tues- day afternoon by motor.
 Rev. Mr. Gardner preached Sunday morning from Heb. 18: Is Topic. ''Tho immortality Of OhgfsA. ]" Rev. Mr. Darrow 's subtsCe was 'OhEaaAian confidence, '' his text being found in Romans 15:6. OommuuiOu was Ob- served. He gave an interesting aO- count of the doinRs Of the Aanoiatson in Brooklyn. particularly oonmsDas ina She AssOolatioRal sermon by Rev. Mr. Goodssll of Hartford. There waa as good an attendance ae O0uid bo eK- peCted the Afst Sunday of tho change in tho hour oi preaching service and Sunday sohOol. A little 0oanp oe chfIdrsn cams Co enndny acho0l at g O'Olook. hnt shey will know haster next Sunday.
 At the hadiea' Aid society Monday afternoon the arFAngementa for serving M collation. for the voteFs on e1eOti0n day were Oonsidered and . oonmittes oR arrangements appointed. It ia hoped that. as on prevIOna yeaEs. all the women In town will consider .themselves invited to come to the Bap. tlst ladies paElor for . social time and to assist If they feel inclined. BesldeS the OyateTs. baked beans, brown bread. doughnnts and pic will be served. and ContE1butiOns wiM be gratefully received. The sooiety is glad of this OppOEt0nity to rspleniah It's treasury, e the heating arrange ments ah she OhaGch must be repaired or renewed, and she long talked nf grading ln front and about tho church ediflce is again raOeiving Attenti0ns and 1t ia hoped may be done this autumn. This is town affair a we'll as . ChurOh. and general aym. pathy and interest is hoped fog.
 East Wilmington.
 Mrs. AnRelfne Baldwin has severe cold.
 Florence Wllnou has been qaite III for the past week. '
 Elijah Wileon and family sfase in town Wednesday to attend the snpsFel of his father. whitman WilsOn
 Mra James Howeru, who uas Oallsd home by she death of haE father. TO. turned ta her homo In WoOdbnry Fri :. day
 IF. c. Chapman, who has been wOrking for o. ?. Williams, had the miaOrtuns of sGieklng nail in hla foot one day last week, obligine him- to give up work.
 West Wilmington.
 There will be preaching at eEe West Willlngton chapel Sunday after! noon ct 8. aaa5,
 South WiIlinstOn.
 Mrs. T. O. Denman 10 visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". E. Malo, in Pitts. 6eld, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustavus Klar attend. ed the wedding of Mrs. KlaF's sister in HOlyoke last Monday.
 The continued fair weather has facilitated work on the church build. ing, which is being pushed rapidly.
 The work of installiRg electric lighSs has bean aeanNaa new hot, but itseems now bus a matter of Q few days.
 In answer to inquiries: The pink sample ballots for instruction will not be received by the town Olerk un- til about Nov. let.
 Mrs. Elmer Mathews has Q pEomis- ing class of Junior OhriAtian Endea. vorers. They meet in the hall at 6. 80 p. m. Wednesdays.
 Charles Pobuda. delegate of Palmer Lodge. No. 15. Brotherhood Of Track FOremen of America, attended the convention in Hartford the 4th and 5th.
 Hunters' licenses are nOt in great demand. Many are of the opinion that there Is only one right way to increase the game supply. and that is to make . Olose season of three b Eve years.
 The democrats have placed in noni nation the following ticket: Repre- Charles Nichols, Merritt Usher; justices of the peace. George Wilson, A. O. ROsebrooks, George Rounds. A. D. DlmoCk, Dwight Lamb.
 ELLINGTON.
 Crystal Lake.
 Mrs. Clark Gates of Moodus Ia vislt-