The Press., 1911-09-06
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Orange, N. J., are at Hillside.
| Mrs. Mathews and Miss Mathew
have returned to their former abode
on the Hill. "
Mrs Church and her daughter,
Mrs Hoxie, were at Mrs, L. B,
Olarke's Tuesday. 1885,.
Id Mccarthy of Hartford passed
the holiday vacation with Rev. and
Mrs. e. W. Darrow.
| George v. Smith is in northern
New York looking after his business
there for. short time.
Miss Levsredge, who has been fol-
three months at Hillside, returning to
her home In New Brunswick, N. J. ,
to-day. ..-:' ." so -"''.
Mrs. Mary Church Smith of Brook
Elyn, N. Y, native of the tow ia
visiting her nephew, Louis Morse,
and family. ...-.
Mrs. Emily Carpenter is still. quite
i'll. but not seriously, SO her friends
and neighbors hope. Her sister, Mrs.
| Waldo, il still there. -
We repeat that If you would like to
have the names of your guests men
toned in this column you must send
the correspondent the necessary facts.
Since the rains County State Road
Inspector F, ". Fratt is expected to
be a. all p-ints of his bailiwlck at the
same time, and Ia kept constantly
busy. 49,. 81:
There were holiday and 1edicatory
festivities at the new home of the
club on Saturday evening and Labor
day, quite a number of family teams
driving from distance. =.
MIR. Sherwood, lawyer Of South
Dakota,- and wife, on a trip to Boston
and Maine, stopped over day with
the ladies Of Rest cottage. Delight
full people whom it was privilege to
meet. -
Miss Gardner has returned from her
visitssto the beach, to New Haven and
other places. ~. Miss Nellie Thrall,
who has been with, Mrs. Gardner5dur-
ing her abseuce, goes back to Hartford
to-day. f.. ~
Mrs. SIeight and her friend, Mrs.
Chase from New York, and Mrs.
Candiee Burton and daughter, Lille,
from. N lew Haven. are. at OozyCroft
Mrs. Brown returned from her Yer
mont visit ON Tuesday. 49,. ~..: -.
The grading not being completed
Fat the new .schoolhouse, the, school re-
| sumessat theeold aehoolhouse for the
present, and it5ia jast as well during
the pleasant autumn weather. When
the grounds are graded and seeded the
InbW location will be very attractive.
II generally proves true that patient
waiting is no loss. ..
! The schools commenced on Tuesday.
Miss. Lillian Mathews on the Hill,
Miss Mabel Clarke, Daleville; Miss
Alice W. Pratt goes to South willing
ton. Miss Elenor De Wolfe is to be
again. at Roaring Brook and Miss
Edna Bugbee resumes her school, Toll
land side. The name of the -teachar
at the Glass Factory district We have
not heard. .:~..>
A good many are asking why we
cannot have praise service the
'moony' Sunday evening Of each
month, to lend variety to the En-
deavor. Would 1t be asking too much
of Rev. and Mrs. Darrow who already
do SO much in every way? Of course
an elaborate program would not be
expected, but it would be a way to
develop local talent, and az the pastor
has often said in substance, people
need the spiritual uplift of worship in
song It goes without saying that
Miss Cunning, who has already done
so much for this people in a musical
way, would not lack enthusiasm for
a trial of this departure from the
long time order. Pc. -. Il. ..s.
~ West Wilmington.
Ed. De Wolfe and Ed. Carpenter
attended opening day at Hartford fair
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Korner were
recent visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Korner's In Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Potter Of South
Wellington visited over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs M. .Labonte. :. -,
Mr.. and Mrs Holusky of Pennsyl-
vania visited few days at Mr., and
Mrs. Choiphcke's recently. ,.,.s Is
Fl. M. Hansen, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs J. Hansen returned last week
from visit in New York city.
Edward Leach and VIM. Leach and
families of Hartford visited with MIR.
and Mrs. P. Mogensen, ST., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. Jacobsen, Jr., Of Stafford
Springs and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hansen
OF Mansfield Depot were guests San
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hansen,
Sr.
| Moose Meadow.
All that are interested and have
friends buried In Moose Meadow ceme-
terry are requested to meet at the
cemetery Tuesday for the purpose Of
moving and cleaning the yard: II
not pleasant, : the meeting will be
postponed to the next day, and il ia
hoped that large number will be
present 1
South Wilmington.
Mill closed down Monday and Tues
day for Labor day and boiler inspeo-
ton.
Miss Lizzie Dimock returned Tues
day from visit with friends in Hart
ford and. Andover. Al
Miss Evelyn shippe and Miss Elsie
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