The Press., 1911-05-17
WILMINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 Mrs. Bertha Jaycox and little son are visiting Mrs. and Miss Gardner. MT. and Mrs. F. Tyler have been few days In New Haven. Will Downs and family have moved from the Sparrow farm to the O. D. Ryder place at East Wilmington.
 The report of the assoCiatiOnal di- rector of the American Baptist Home Mission society will be found on the fourth page.
 Elmer Mathews and wife of South Wilmington spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Mathews. and. daughter on the Hill.
 Edward Everett Tanner of Buffalo, N. r., attorney at law, graduate of Williams college, was a guest at Maple Corner, Monday.
 At this writing Mir Oosgrove is said to be more comfortable. He has bronchitis and bilious fever and is still great sufferer, but his hosts of friends are hoping for his recovery. His daughters, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Sleight, both trained nurses of ex- perience, are in attendance.
 We are sure we saw an eagle psrChed on dead tree near the cemetery pond the other day. It was as like as two birds can be to She eagle many of ua have been familiar with for years in the aviary ~ EorsSt Park Springfield. ,Na have saen tllis old fellow bafOre lanN e do not believe It to be a hawk
 IIa Dimoc of Hartford. native ot lthis town md a former resident, In respOnss e the suggehtlon in The Press that ffees n olkexings wers n orllar i0r the renova ton cf tho BnptIsl church audiences room sends ths president of the Ladies' Aid chsque for twenty five dollars to be used foi that purpose, which was certainly 2 very gracious thing to do.
 Harry Morse writes interestingly oi his ont-of- door life in Wyoming. H' has 48O acres under fsnce, on whick feed 1000 branded horses, in whicl he owns share. His brother, Wayne't ranch, 20 miles away, is 2 cattls ranch. He has 1900 head. He hal also an orange grove in Pomona, Gal. where his family spend their winters and where his children are in school
 The committee for the observanc of Memorial day stands: Mrs 1d' Adams Mathews. Mrs Holman, Mrs Preston, Miss Kneeland and Mis Pratt, members of the ". o. T. U. and Miss Miller. Miss Mathews an' Mrs. Royce, teachers. Mir. Darrov will make an address. There will b singing and speaking and the sRlut to the flag by the children pf tn school, and other music probably. Al veterans of the war of the rebellion are most cordially urged to be pres ent, also all members of the Relic Corps and all former members Q Elisha Johnson W. R 0. The publi are most cordially invited. Tn exercises will probably be held in tn town hall at 2 o'clock, procession $ the cemeteries and decoration of tn graves of veterans to follow immedi ately. More particulars will be give next week.
 South Wilmington.
 This week Saturday she local bal team plays the staffords in Stafford.
 Chicken business Is booming th1 spring and poultry will be- cheap n other winter.
 By order of Che state fire marsha no more permits to build bon fir' will be issued until after Q heav rain.
 The clock for the new church h, arrived, but we understand that will not be placed in the tower y awhile.
 Willington IS, Willimantic Saturday ball game was not exact exoiting, but 1t was Q good cles game, and the errors were not so mar as the score would seem to indicat The features of the game were tV home runs by Potter, who in six tim at bat was passed twiue, got safet two-bagger and two home runs Fl visitors are deserving of especial cred for their gentlemanly depOrtmsr They were all young fellows and tn were not dead ones by any means, b ithe tide turned against them. Sco by innings:-
 Willington, 3 0 5 2 - Willimantic, o O o 3 o 1 o B.
 Bases on balls, off Hansen 3,
 McOarthy 2. Hits of Hansen 8,
 Mccarthy 13. Struck out, by Hans 10. by McOarthy 10.