The Press., 1910-10-26

CTS convention in Hartford Friday.
 Appearances indicate that nsw furnsca in the Baptist church will be one cf the winter imperative neces- sities.
 Miss Grace Hills of Hartford, with her sister, Mrs Guy Beardsley, and two sons motored to MapleCorner Mon day.
 President Beach and Mrs. Beach of the state college were among the automobiIe callers at O V. Smiths last week
 MT and Mrs. Green, who have been visiting their daughtsr, Mrs. Dar- row. have returned to tht ir home in Wat ford
 The attsndai c, from here at the woman's home mission meeting at the Baptist ohuioEi, Wjliimantic, Tuesday afttrnoon was not large G
 The W 0 T. U. experiences meet ing shas been postponed to Thursday evening, on account of other diversions on the first named evening
 Several from hare, members and prnspt ctivss men bars, attended the regular meeting of the D. A. R. in Willimantio Tuesday afternoon.
 Clayt ton Morse and Mir. Miller of Stamford have bsen at Louis Morse s and looking for game that seems not to bs very abundant this season | i: Mrs. Angeline Baldwin has been suffering with whooping cough, but is better. She Is occupied as usual with ingenious fancy work of her own in- vention. ] The first of the Sunday school sooials, to be held at the homes cf members to plan for and to pre- pare for the observance of Christmas, was large ly attended at the Bartlett home Tuesday evsning, -@ -'
 It is gratifying to hear the express sions of interest in the election day dinner. Many cheerful helpers are sure to ms ks of the endeavor a suc- cess, and there Is always money needed for local church expenses. ....
 The duet by Rev and Mrs. Darrow Sunday morning was very much en- joyei: It was followed by very Interesting report of the state con- vention at Bridgeport. The topic of the excellent sermon was "An unwise prayer and gracious answer I" Text, Luke 5:S-1O. Rev A. Gardner "a Sunday morning sermon was $ Faith, 2 Acts 27:25 The Endeavor was hrld in the Congregational chapel and was led by Miss Gardner.
 In a sunny hillside orchard .yester. day we came upon 3 large flock ct robin redbreasts, and further or, in the usual winter habitat of the quail, a covey among the brown lesvss talk ing care of themselves as quail know how to dc, that we trust may be undisturbsd, and that they may live to call for more Wet'' on many sunny days. All last summer they were missed. Will the coming legislature be wise and vote for close season fol five years for the prott ction of the farmers feathered friends?
 South Wilmington.
 Mrs Adfer Potter is suffering from an attack of tonsilitis s~ .. @.~
 Mrs. Maria Dundon Is spending s few days with friends in Rockville.
 The W. 0. T. U. aree to meet Thursday evening with Mrs W, H Hall. xt ..s.. a,.s,r ~.,
 Frank Aldrich of Holland spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs Adler Potter. n ..e.-s
 At the meeting of the bcald ol electors last Friday, only nine on the list "to be made" were made voters.
 MT. and Mrs Carlos J Gurley and daughter, Grace. returned last we, k from visit with relatives in Worces. ter, Mass. e'f \ Among the farmers hereabouts who believe in raising corp are Wm E Battye with 563 bushels, and Gilbert Spicer with about 400 bushels on the ear. N '-2s
 The electrical storm of, Tuesday evening burned out transformer on the local line, throwing out tf com mission the lights in the houses or the circuit. r --
 The z near future,'' SO far as cleo trie:1ights for the mill is concerned, arrived last Monday. For conven. ieLcs, good service, appearance and neatnefs. as compared with oil lamps, there is, of course. no comparison.
 A good report comes from Charles W. Eldredge in Syracuse, N r. aHs is gaining in stre ength, and it is hoped that in few days he w.ll b. able tc mak9 the journey to the mountains where the higher altitude is expected to b9 beneficial
 West Wilmington.
 MT. Metz of Stafford was a guest . Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Cane's.
 Mrs. P. Johnson visited with hel son, Amiel, over Sunday In Hartford ! Mrs. Papps is journeying across th' ocean to visit her relatives and olt home.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Mogensen, Jr., ot Meriden visited Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. P. Mogensen, ST.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. Hansen of staffort visited last week at Fl. M. Hansen, ST 2, and F. MoRensen's
 There will be dance at the M. F. ! F. club hall Saturday evening. Coffee land cake will be served by the ladies. I During the storm of . week age Hast Saturday.. F.. Mogensen's barn was struck by lightning, causing con. siderable damage.
 l The Huntsinger graduates are young