The Press., 1910-07-27
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E ". B. Ruby has ten.aOre field ot beautiful corn on the Philo wright place.
 The small rainfall of Monday brought . welcome change in the temperature. M
 The hay crop is nearly all secured. i. and most of it without wetting. the season being exceptional In that re- speot,
 The work for the foundations for. the new schoolhouse on the Taylor homestead lot ia being pushed rapidly forward.
 whitman Wilson and wife, the oldest couple In town, are in quite comfortable health for people % ad- vanOed in years.
 Mrs. Mabel Terry Bartlett of New ton. N. E Is visiting her father and mother, Rev. and Mrs. " R. Terry p southRtld, Mass,
 The 'OOmmon' has been .amOwn, and the removal of the garden fence at Maple Corner extends the ''green''l to the satlsfaotiOn of all beholders.
 We ask for information Did Mayor Thayer of Norwioh really write that letter printed on the editorial page of the Monday s OonFant. or is it bur. letqne @
 
 Miss Mabel E. Clarke Is visiting ih1 her uncle's family in WilIimantic.. Her cousin, Mrs noxie. we'll known here, is st alt tt Block Island Fecnper atinR from her lAte serious illness
 Wayne Morse. old,st child of Ezra A. Morse. of Motsa, Wyoming. was h jared by the kiek of an1 hotse cue day last week, and is tn Q critical condition.
 William D. Ruby and his son. Will bert B. Ruby, have purchased of Jacob MoreCk the Frank BaTrows farm, north of Eddy Burdick g. and at one time part of the Mathew Bnr-i dick estate. f#
 Mrs. Pratt, on her way to the w. Q. T. U. meeting Saturday p. m saw a singular wild animal in the roadway, that from her description luggests the much written about Danielson panther. In moving the orchard one of the autlers of that magnificent buck deer that used to come for our IWeet russets was found under the 5ree. A few days ago Victor brought In a smaller antleF from the hill- tide. Mrs. DarroW Is still at Waterford, put 1t Is hoped that her fathers con litlon will continue to change for She better. so that she may return to her nome and friends here, where, the of her presence is much missed. < u
 The Wheeler family cemetery on he OoWIes. formerly the Wheeler ! arm, Is being substantially walled In I oy Oorydon Smith of Stafford, in the 'mploy of Arthur OOwles, son of Al. red Oowles of WashinRtoD, D. O., Vho holds a deed of the yard. To hear of four. horse teams going ! lcrOss country for supplies sGgeests he days before railroads shat we all ike to hear about. But the wants of leople were fewer then, and if their l leeds were as many they had not ar ived at a realizing sense of it.
 The collection Sunday was for home missions, the envelopes having been ,ivan out the previous Sunday. Reg fir. Darrow presented tho needs Of thet york with characteristic aarnestnesal md eloquence, and aa the conRrega- ion, on account of the extreme heat. yas quite small, he decided to keep he collection open for another Sun: lay, shat all might have the privilege t giving. as,
 While ''the nature of thought and he mechanism of the mind" is en. iaging the attention of many. aImose ls If 1t was new problem of oivils1 zatiOn," we are reminded how it gas who said wisely "Out of the Ibundanoe of the heart the mouth peaketh. 2 And this applies to the ne who sees an implied sarcasm or ensure in an innoOent SD 'eoh, that Is aade impulsively and Withouti bought, more truly than to the speak E. @.
 The newly mown Cemeteries. or the as 1t is now all under one noorporation, Is looking very finely, nd is so kept under the supsrvision f F. W. Pratt So many people rom different places write us regard. ng the cemetery, that for the infor. nation of those interested wa will | tate that the president of the .aagoci: .tion is George A. Oosgrove; yice. lresident, Dea. Wm F. Bracket reasurer. Col. Wm. H. Hall; ae0res ary and manager, Dea. F. W. Pratt, l Q whom all communications shouldsE le addressed. A good many friends lave expressed the intention of con- ributing to the fnnd for perpetual are, and this corporation. secured trough Col. Hall as a member of the entities this body to re. eive and hold funds.
 South Wilmington.
 Men and teams are at work on. the for the new church.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Isabel Jampbell of Appenogue. B. T.. are 'uests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Watson.
 Thomas O. Denman has got we'll 'roksn in to his new position as fore lan of the packing and shipping dc. lartments
 Electric light poles to connect the nill, store and residences with the N