The Press., 1911-12-06
WELLINGTON.

| Mrs. Slelgn6 IS a6 nome Tor short visit.
 Miss Gardner has been in Manches- ter for 8 visit of few days.
 Mrs A. D Dimock, who has been quite indisposed, is much better.
 Louis Morse observed a white squirrel with a family of gray ones in tree the other day.
 With eggs 46 cents a dozen, the hens ought to awaken to a sense of their responsibilities
 Willie Cleveland's brother and two sisters spent Thanksgiving with him at their uncle's, c L Lyons'.
 Mrs A. s. Pierce and her daugh- ters, Misses Edna, Inez and Dorothy, have returned to their home in Provi. dence.
 Daniel Blakely and Char les Amidop have been appointed by Judge Agard as appraisers of the estate of the lat Mrs. Emma Snow Wilson
 The meeting Thursday evening will be held at G. V. Smiths These meetings are very pleasant and in- teresting. All are invited.
 Harold Morse, who is visiting friends and relatives, left his Wyo. ming ranch covered with two feet of snow and zsro weather. The spring is earlier there than here, however.
 Miss Alice W Pratt spent Sunday at her brt ther's, Robert P. Prsts's, in New London. Miss Edna Bugbee took charge of the primary depart ment, Miss Lillian Mathews assisting.
 It is an i'll wind that blows nobody good, and the manufacturers of the individual drinking cups are we'll pleased with the law enforcing their use in schools and trains and public places.
 Next Sunday evening there will be services at the schoolhouse, East Will lington. The evening service at West Willington last Sunday evening took the form of a conference meeting and was very helpful
 Miss Florence May Pierce is train. ing for a nurse at the Rhode I-land hospital, Providence She has entire ly recovered from the operation for appendicitis which she underwent at the hospital where she is in training.
 There was a good attendance at pc oh served. Rev E W. Darrow spoke with great earnestness from Romans 5:19. A special collection for the aged ministers fund was taken. There were 36 at Sunday school.
 The Misses Palmer and Cunning have returned to New York, and probably Rest Cottage will be closed for most of the winter. These tiff ). tent ladies are always much missed in the church and social life of the Hill during their absences in the great oity, but 1t is alwaysa satisfaction to know that they prefer the life in Will lington.
 The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 at the conference room. All ladies are cordially in- vited, whether they are members of the society or not. There will be a busi- ness session, supplemented by 8 mis- sionary program prepared by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Darrow, and work for those industriously disposed. Mrs Cushman will serve tea.
 Thanksgiving day passsd very quietly here. Mrs. Emily Gardner and daughter spent the day at the home of George Fl. Smith; Miss Church went to her home in Rock. vile; Fred Tyler and wife were in New Haven; the Oosgrove family and Miss Palmer were at Benjamin Ben- toms; Mrs Mathews and Miss Ma thews went to Elmer Mathews at South wilmington, and there were various inte1changes of courtesies among neighbors. Dan Blakely and his mother entertained a houseful of relatives, old and young, among whom were Mrs Olive Spring Higgins and her family Charles Amidon and family were at tl @ family party at c. s. Annidon's.