The Press., 1911-06-14
WILMINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 Damp days are more desirable thai delightful. a-..
 Clarence Essex was at home a fev days last week.
 D. B. Gardner visited his mOthe and sister Saturday.
 Mrs. Rhoda Lyons Hanson has re turned from her western trip.
 James Wilbur of Abingdon visiteC his aunt, Mrs. Emily Carpenter. las week.
 MT. Oosgrove is still improving and is about the house and attending in a measure to his correspondence.
 The Endeavor Sunday evening a Baptist conference room was led by Mrs Brown. It was largely attended and of much interest
 Miss Alice Walker Pratt went Sat urday to Northfleld. Mass to attend the commencement exercises at thC seminary and to renew her class asso citations.
 Mrs. Clarence Eldredge went Last week to visit her parents in Hanover Mrs. Eldredge has not been we'll fol some time, and 1t Is hoped that thu change may be a benefit.
 Joel Eno, librarian at Yale univer' sity. is boarding with Miss OhurOl and recuperAting in his native air Mir. Emo is Q book lover and Q hart worker, and the absorbing nature Oi his employment makes complete res and quiet a necessity.
 At the church service held in thu Congregational Ohurch Sunday after noon Rev. K. ". Darrow's most ex ce1lent sermon was from Johns gospe 21 22. There were 42 at Sunday school. It was voted to hold tht chiIdren's day exercises on the 26tE inst.
 The daughters and guests sof John M. Hills of Hartford motored to Hill side Saturday afternoon. and Sunday Earl Church and family came to call on their sister, Miss Jennie Church. There were not as many motors in evidence as usual on Sunday, however.
 Among the events always looked forward to in June is the Ashford Baptist Assooiational Sunday school convention that meets this year with the church in North Ashford. Dele. gates will be chosen from the local schools next Sunday and arrangements for transportation made.
 Miss Carrie Kjoller. teacher at Buff Gap, Holland side, went Monday to her home at South Hadley, Mass. She will be missed at Baptist church and Sunday school, where she has been faithful attendant. coming with her brother -in-law, Nathan O. Ward, and family, where she has boarded during the school year.
 The DalevilIe school, Miss Mable Clark teacher, closed successful year Thursday, June 8 Those perfect in attendance during the spring term were Jerry Lexa. William Lexa, Will liam Kleoak, Lillian Klecak. Others which had nearly perfect attendance were Anna Blahusiak, Joseph Denera, Jennie Lexa, Agnes Klecak 4 school picnic a few days previous to the close was an event greatly enjoyed by all. .-.a
 The teachers all gave their pupils a treat at the close of the term. At East Wilmington the parents cooper ated with the teacher, Mrs. Selma Royce, and . most enjoyable neighbor- hood picnic was the result, with foe cream and cake in abundance. Toe cream and cake were served the pupils of the Glass Factory school by Miss Pratt, teacher, and the other schools had games and goodies. and the session will be for each and all . pleasant memory.
 The grange open meeting was we'll attended and instructive to the owners of woodland, or uuprOduCtlve land that might be seeded or planted sc wood, that although seemingly slow growing crop becomes valuable in due time and in many ways is . valuable asset, conserving the water supply and inCreasing the attractiveneas oi the country side. The danger of forrest fires was dwelt upon and the careless ness of the tobacco smoker with hii matches deplored. As the order in- creases in membership the matter oi suitable meeting pIAOe-a grange home-is Q question of growing i'm portance.