The Press., 1910-03-23
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D. B. Gardner was at the home of his parents here on Monday.

D. B. Gardner was at the home of his parents here on Monday.
 The beauty and fragrance of the potted Bermuda lily that graood the platform Sunday was appreciated by all. s
 Hans M. Hansen, IT,. spent Sunday in Bridgeport with his wife, who re. mains at her brother's for the rest and change.
 The Center school closes its winter term on Thursday, and Miss Mathews and her mother go to Westford for the vacation of one week, the spring term commencing April 4th.
 We saw a pair of red.winged black birds on Monday near the brook in Glass Factory. Is 1t not unusual for them to come so early? Wild geese were heard one morning recently.
 The young people who have their heads together over their lessons all the way up from Willimantio not only show that they are making the most of their opportunities. but also that their instructors are making the school work interesting ezs-e,
 The plan now is to hold the enter tainment and listle play at the town hall on Friday evening, April 8th. If those who have accepted parts would make an effort to be present at the rehearsals it would ensure the suoCess of the play, and save the oom- mittee who have the matter in hand no little anxiety,
 In Cincinnati tue school authorities are placing in every school room posters printed in plain tpye: 'How to keep we'll. It seems that our schools might follow SO good an example and copy these rules to ad. vantage. They are suggestive and might be of great benefit. Itcertain- ly could be done at small expense. We have the rules, and would gladly pass them on
 Claudius W. Rider and wife have been passing a part of the winter in the Bahamas. They left Nassau, where they had enjoyed the summer weather and the sea bathing, the 18th for Mamie. Florida, and go north as the weather gets warmer; will spend some days in St Augus- tine, Washington and Atlantic City, and reach their home in Holyoke late in April. They hope 60 include Willington in their summer plans.
 Beginning with Sunday, April 3d, the Baptist church service will be held in the afternoon. The Sunday school will be at 3 o'clock and the preaching at 3 o'clock The change Is mentioned thus early that people may bear it in mind and no mistake be made of coming in the morning to closed house. The service at the Uongre gatiopsl church remains the same throughout the year, and those so inclined can go to church both forenoon and afternoon, as used to be the custom everywhere.
 At the Congregational church Sun- day morning Rev. MT Gardner preached from Acts 16:9 Topic, "Annestral Christianity. At the Baptist church Pastor Darrow's help- full sermon was from 2d Peter :1O, "Give diligence to make your calling and election sure '' The music by the orchestra was very fine indeed. Next Sunday the primary department of the Sunday school are to give a pleasing Easter exercise, and the music will be worth making an fort to hear. A large attendance is hoped for and expected The report of the first quarter of the Sunday school will be given by Secretary Pratt, and there are Easter cards for those who have been present every Sunday.
 South Wilmington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. o. EIdredge are to move on to their place at Eldredge Mills about April 1st.
 Claude Campbell has moved his family from the Samuel Nichols place to West Wilmington.
 George HI. Baker an1 Ed. Gergler of Mansfald are doing some carpenter u0pk Rnr nharIao pohudo