The Press., 1911-06-14
WILMINGTON.

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 I Mr.. Russ and family from Mount
 Hope were guests of Mrs. and Mis-
 Mathews on Tuesday.
 l Quite a rainfall that of Monday night, but the Baptists returning from their pleasant and harmonious meeting at South Wilmington did mol complain, but were not out in the vary wettest of it.
 The roll-call and annual business meeting of the Baptist church Tues day. the 13tb, for good and sufficient reason. was adjourned and will be held next Tuesday, 2Oth, when the usual good time is expected.
 Next Sunday, following the chiI- drep's day exercises at South Willing ton. will be held baptismal service at the usual place, the south shore of Lake Beauty. The Sunday school on the Hill will be held at 2 o'clock, as usual, but there will bs no preaching service, as that would make Q too strenuous day for faithful Pastor Dar- row. Probably large delegation will attend the whole service at South Wilmington. as their children's day exercises there are always very beauti- fully carried out.
 South Wilmington.
 Grass Is improving under the past and present cloudy and wet weather.
 A ball game is scheduled to be played here Saturday afternoon be. tween the local team and a team from WillimRntic.
 Mir. and Mrs Albert vose of West. brook have arrived here and will go to house keeping as soon as their tene- ment is in readiness. t..@
 Local friends of Rev. J. B. Cornell of Hartford, who. with his wife. Is travelling in Scotland, were recently favored with post cards showing Soot- land scenery. ... .. ..-..- ...-.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Ruzicka of New York city celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs Ruzicka's parents, MT. and Mrs Luoas Safranek. last Sunday.
 Harry Denman, who is at Eastern Point for few weeks, gave some of his friends here 8 chance to try some fl sh fresh from the Sound. It cer- tainly beats out the stale variety.
 Next Sunday, ohildten's day. will be observed by the Sunday school and there will be no preaching service. The exercises commence at 10. 30 o'clock and are similar in character to those of previous years.
 Adfer Potter is very much used up with rheumatism, suffering consider ably with the complaint. He had contemplated going to the hospital to be treated for that and heart trouble, but will not go for the present.
 Wilmington lodge, o. s. P. s., held a bazaar Saturday afternoon and even ing. Safranek's orchestra furnishing music The attendance exceeded 100 and nearly $1OO was realized above expenses. This money is to be used toward enlarging the lodge building to accommodate the increased mem. bership ..'
 About 5 members of the Baptist church met in the hall Monday even. ing to consider the articles of feder- ation prepared by the committees of the Baptist and Congregational churches. The whole matter was thoroughly considered and the articles adopted without a dissenting vote. This action is final and the federation nov fact.
 Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. 6 A. M., held a celebration at their meeting last Saturday evening. at which were pres- ent some sixty: visitors, representing Indifferent lodges in this and other states, among which were the present grand master of the grand lodge and two past grand masters. Carnations were given as favors. The evening was enlivened by several members of the craft, historical sketch by Bro. E. O Smith. given in his inimitsble style. Compliments, congratulations and anecdotes fIwed freely A fea- ture of the evenings enjoyment was the presentation of loving cup to Past Master Wm H Hall The cup