The Press., 1912-08-21
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WELLINGTON. I4e Nellie Bnrleson is visiting her uncle's family in Willimantic. She expects to resume her duties as teach CT in Union at the beginning of the school year.
 We are told that Walter Bugbee, son of Station Agent George Bugbee, isquite ill of fever, and also the wife of the blacksmith near the Glass Factory triangle.
 The east winds brought the rain unheralded, making a wet Sunday, an unpromising old home day for Union, I~and, if it clears, a damp grove for the Ashford Bible day meeting.
 Mrs. William Downs and daughter have returned from their pleasant visits in Providence with the Pierce family and with the Lougees and Miss Potter in New London.
 The Ashford Baptist association will be held this year at Thompson, at the Central Baptist church, Tues day and Wednesday, Sept 24th and 25th. At the meeting of the Wom- ans A. B. Home Mission society Miss Gertrude L. Miller, one of our mis- sionaries in Cuba, will speak, telling of her work there and of the needs of the work. 9ouEh VvillinOHon. ] eyUReler Horace was of his trolley when he predicted terrible dry sum mer for 1912.
 MT. and: Mrs. George Morrison of WillimantiC are guests of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Morrison. a
 In letter from Oakland, Gal, W. E. Butler writes that he expects to come east in September.
 James and Harold Wood left Tues day morning for Boston, where they are to take a boat for Virginia.
 Representative w. H. Hall and A. l.. Spicer attended the legislatives reunion, at Savin Rock last week.
 MT. and Mrs. James Service, ,Jr., and daughterx>Alice, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Vim. H. Hall at Ocean beach. " -. :. ~, ss The bad weather kept many. away from church Sunday. Rev. James "A. Osborne gave another excellent sermOn.f
 There are several cases of typhoid fever reported in town. The source of contagious seems to be at West Wilmington.
 : Mrs. Mary Korper, Mrs. Lena K. Brackett. and daughter, Hazel, re- turned Friday from weeks outing with Leo Korper at Ocean beach. Clarence c. Essex is enjoying his release from the navy, where he has served as musician for eight years. He will probably enter the employ of G.. Hall, Jr., & Go. ......
 The place owned by Miss Charlotte R. Brigham at the south end of this village has been sold to Mrs. Ellen Morrison, who takes possession at once and will move in soon. '.'
 MT. and Mrs.. Wm. H. Bracket visited the county home at Vernon last Saturday, and were quite pleased at the way they found everything. Wilmington has two charges there, the children of MT. and Mrs. Stephen Madi.
 ,,jRev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford, superintendent of the Congregational Missionary Society of Connecticut, will preach in Memorial church next, Sunday. MT. Soule will need no in-. troduction here, as the people will remember him and his speaking at the chicken-pie supper given in the church last winter. ..a.... : County Health Officer Edw. M. Yeomans of Andover was in town Monday and, piloted by J. A. Hou- chens, made 8 round of families where births had occurred and no return been made to the registrar. Twenty six such cases were found and proper certificates made by Mr. .Yeomans. Ignorance or indifference is allowedI to pass for an excuse for the violation of law. Y. s... .4H: HOLLAND.