The Press., 1911-01-25
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GW1ti eSuuU1y PHO.',. .OVAASSsg4W44tz;SA foreign smissionatswill bsE takanp UT the, being &93,7b; ,}k 7 The mission study class swiM ,slee held at Rev. MT. Gardner's ThmRsdaVR evening. Let there be- full attends. ance. .@ ' The personal ifjIssdfs pfofpertys' isef of the late Albert Root of RSIsg Wilmington ,wih be sold at public auction on Saturiayg at 10 a. fns9 Ga yn- ssza9 &.:4 : k, kg
 The children aE ChArlas Am4dUh 's.s' who were missed from Sunday school. on GicoounB of ifinesas are all better. Will Davis is under the doCtor'ssO6re.t
 We were vouchsafed but one Indian summer day last autumn, and siB womb seem that Mother Nature had taEeiks stored up for us, and they certainly make Q beautiful mid .wln ter 1piSOdef
 Isaac Still of Holyoke suffered a stroke of paralysis Q few days, since His sister, Mrs. L. B. Clark vas sent for and went, but returned to her home here, leaving him critically ill.,. >. - SS''s >"
 The church meeting at sontti.. Vii lington Saturday was we'll Attended and harnionious. A committse was appointed to confer with . committee of the Congregational EcclesiastiCai society. :, \. . o'es ts@.@ Etsssses>H .edEs1~.S
 I'd. v Smith and Mis- sadith1 hGfs in attendance on the poultry assUUsH ation meeting in Hartford this week. MT. Smith iS secretary of tha, aasoca' ation. From there Mrs. Smith: goes to New. Haven for two weeks. Mr. Smith 'g mother is again a guest of her son and his family '-:'. fA i sssaf
 Our former resident, Jesse Eno. had Q narro V ,esvaps from drow itnR short time since. h driving across pond where ice had heen4 out 2h'ta team broke through. and his .fns colt, valued at $500. was drowned Tn water 20 feet deep. 1MT.: Enc SWGs fortunate in clearing himself from the team by vigorous ju1npt *1 B Fz'1 Mrs. Sarah MatheWss f1ks gons" yts Wertforf to attend thte fulSSiskrat Of hSE long .time nstshbol and TfrtSsad, Sl44E Huntley.. This est1mablS w66iiiaSlaan7 66iiiSlaa ? VIII De oesl lnisso an about the country side. she has 30 long been identified with Westford. The popular -Blble snset,l IngG, for ohs sthfnfgss. WfHshGralyS'ssdn the same wtth6ut tiierstt6 1mdakeA shosd from neighboring towns welcome: t,+ 7 ;. We hear of bIuepirdG, SrobinsS and ether spring sonesters hsfS and: there making believe tt's spring. We hope they may fInd snug qdaTtera'Ss hen '4h9 Snows o,me, AG they are pretty B6eS to do We heard yeatTeday aFpathetip tale of a beautiful "deerf with ! broken leg. going to 8 house betWseb here and Willimantie. and s6eeDthk to wait patiently Ifks G suGesgtR child for relief, but for, fear of iI. ringing upon the game laws no aHe dared interfere, and after as:time;4 it wandered away agaiRsintos theswdld.
 At tho Congregational ohurch<5G {. day morning Mr Gardner 's' topic V Aa Abraham was called i',@ Ate@kf Baptist ChurOhs- at the same .rhouFs Rev. Mir. >Darfow preaohed: from ga Corinthians As:1 Ehis topic; beingss Ehe secret of Christian Oonstapey s'4' Friends at & .aastanoe who :readk this column will like to know that the services of the :Baptist church. on the Hill, and at South wilmington age WSN attendsd, and HeYer has sstherA ;beeG more helpful, tender And inspiIjhR services. -:The~sunday school attend ance was 8O7 Miss AAioa. ": Pratt, who has charge of-z the primarEt dS. paftmept, was. voted Q sum to. .tptf: chase new hy ymnals, similar to those used by Mrs. Mathews in the primary department at South. Willington..e. '-= r Wednesday, the day of Mrs. LO1dee M. Johnson $ 'funerAF. was petsect +, sunny and pprtng T ke.Ss She had ep lett among her papers written arrange. ments for fi6F funeral, and these wsre carried ont%in detalfsas9 far as Waa possible: Rev: E w. DaseosE sppke very baaut4fdlly fFoms;: tl1ee S8asct6d text. Rev, 91-::7!!s@sThe hyiane, III ll we'll with my soul'aSand 'sIawill siDg yon a song. e'" were %sweetly rendered by Mrs: Alice Holman Hall, who presided at the organ, Miss Ida Hall, Romain Tucker and Rev. @Mrs Barrow The Baker hearse was in attendance, and Dea. F. VI. Pratt took charge of the service. The flowers -were abdfad. ant and most flttingly selected .- There was an offering from the ohurOh; of which she was clerk and treasurer for several years, and from the w.. 0. T. U., she having been one of the con- stituant members of the local union, its treasurer as loBg as :ber heAlth permitted, and always one of its most loyal supporters. Friends sod ieia. tives were present from SpEfngAeld, i, MaSs'H5 Bridgeport; Mansasid. ssWsJu :: mantic and other plaoes,s and from all parts of the town Let us beg.thaukful that for three score years and tenl she has done all in her power to make the world better and brighter. The bhrial was in she Manning family lot in the Hill cemetery by the side of her hus. band, the late LeGrand Johnson.
 South Wilmington. :, ;:.s
 CARD OF THANKS.-W9; br0t kSsra. and sisters of the late Louisa M. Johnson, , wish to thank her friends and ,neighbors for their many acts of love and Kindness during her sickness and death, including the gift of many beautiful flowers.
 George L. Manning. f$FS
 Dewitt c. Manning -4 ;, {
 Mrs. Betsy Jacobs.
 Mrs. Frances Champion. "
 Wm. A. James is much better and Is able to be out around. e.,.
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