The Press., 1911-01-04
WILMINGTON.
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 l The Endeavor Sunday evening wa led by Samuel Gardner of New Haven l Bad weather for New Year parisl parties and receptions at the minister l house.
 B H. Carpenter is in Hartford i attendanca on the Knox .Ohapmal .IWedding.
 # The rain is long in coming, an, I therefore the more needed Let D mot complain as disturbed plans. N 1 doubt it's all for the best.
 Steve Ooler and his son, Steve have bought horse of the Gramacy Traction company, New York, ant have gone for it, making second tri] Iper arrangement made by telephone.
 The death notice of John Bowles, Willimantio. reminds of his coming to Wilmington to inspect Elisha .Johnson post. No 86,'' on several oo casions, generally accompanied by genial comrades, who helped to make the occasions memorable. Only few of the members left.
 The New Years parish party that was unavoidably postponed un account of the weather, will be held Thurs day evening, the 9th, if pleasant; fl not, on Friday evening. We trust that this arrangemnt may be satis, l factory to all and that there may be the usual large attendance. East Wilmington. Miss Bernioe Bennett is caring fol Mrs. Clark Whitehouse. 1 70. P. Williams returned last We'd nesday from St Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, much improved 1T health.
 I Miss Maud Klee, who teaches school in Ellington, and Miss Annetts Klee of Rockville high school spent g psrt of the holidays with Mrs. M. B Oushman.
 MT Bennett, who as bsen living with with his daughter, Mrs. Busse died very suddenly last Tuesday. Hi remains were taken to Brooklyn, N, Y ,, Friday morning
 South Wilmington.
 Win. A. James is reported as much improved.
 Wm. H. Brownlee and Norman B Griggs are in Hartford to-day.
 Men are at work on the new churct tBis week laying the slate roof.
 For the year 1910 there were 23 births, marriages and 22 deaths in the town of Willington.
 The Misses Alice and Julia Den man returned Monday from a visit ot a few days with their sister, Mrs. W E. Malc, in Pittsfeld, Mass. | The Misses Lizzie and Helen Dim oek and Louis O. Dimook are in Hart, ford to-day attending the wedding of their cousin, Miss Grace Knox.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. H. Brackett Mrs Lena Korper Brackett and daughter, Haz9l, attended the wedding 1 of MT. Brackett's niece. Miss Elva B. Phillips, in Springfield. Mass, last Saturday. Franklin Gu1ley returned Monday to Worcester. Mass, to resume his studies. His cousin, Fred W. Chap lin, who had been here with him fol t week, also returned to his home in that city.
 Rev Charles W. Wolfe writes from Gay lord, Mich: i've are moving to a new field in Detroit, a very promising field, we think. We shall feel that we are good deal nearer to you than now. He also speaks ol having received picture of the part Iy completed new church here.
 The funeral of George P Curtis who died in Middletown last Satur- day, was held in that city on Sunday The services were conducted by the Masons, of which fraternity he was member. The burial was at Will, lington Hill Monday noon. Prayer was offered by Rev. Earl W. Darrow Deceased leaves a widow, who lives in this village, and two daughters, Mrs. Thomas A. Denman of this vii, lage and Mrs Selden H. Clark ct East Hampton.
 The following is of local interest s~ A- Haf Mass, paper of Saturday, Dec. 3let Miss Elva Elizabeth Phillips, daug!l- ter of Mr. and Mrs George H Phil lips of 19 WarIiner avenue, and Vii, liam Leroy Lillie If Asbury Park, N. J.. were married at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the bride $ parents. The ceremony was per- formed by Dr. E. A. Elliott, pastor Of Trinity church, in the parlor of the home, which was attractively deco. rated with evergreen and holly. Only immediate friends and relatives at tended Miss Hazel Korper Brackett, cousin of the bride, was flower girl, and carried basket of white sweet peas. Miss Madeline Mdpre played the wedding march. from "Lohen- grin '' The bride was given away by her father. A reception followed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Lille wSh b3'at home to their friends after Feb. 1st at 5lO Second avenue, AS. bury Park, N. J. MT. Lillie has ehalga of the commercial department in the Asbury Park high school.
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