The Press., 1912-09-04


 ing delegates on Friday: State, s. l.. Case, E. Weeks, E. Barlow, Fred o. Chism; congressional, Fred Wright, R. M. Balch, Henry Amidon, F. M. Burrell; senatorial, H. s. Brown, s. l.. Case, B. M. Grant, M. E. Chat ham.
 Westford
 Willis Reed and family have re- turned to Stafford.
 Roy Barlow of West Stafford, Ruth and Leslie Barlow of Hartford were at home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah and Miss Lillian Mathews have returned to Wilmington, as it is nearly time for school to open.
 Mike Ruglaski is selling his stock and tools and is going to his native country, where he has inherited some property.
 o. A. Walker entertained several of his friends Labor day by furnish ing clambake. Although it was wet day there was a good number at his house to partake of a bountiful dinner. 70. .4.~. Warrenville.
 Mrs. w. H. Platt has been visiting friends in Putnam and Boston the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Monroe Robbins of Jo1 aIy Sunday.
 Next Sunday at 1 o'clock a concert will be held in the church. Recita- tions and special music.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Scott and Mrs. Nellie Bates attended exercises of old home week at South Coventry on Fri day.
 Mir and Mrs. G. o. Balch were recent visitors of their relatives, MT. and Mrs. Fred Parker, of Wormwood Hill: N:s~: Saturday afternoon there was a baseball game here between the locals and Mansfield. The, latter won, 11-4. ...
 MT. and Mrs. David Mathewson, w. A. Brown and Miss Ethel M. Dur kee took an automobile trip to Hart ford on Thursday.
 Mrs. David Mathewson entertained the young women of the Cleaners or ganization at her home, "Cady Villa" on Wednesday of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Ormsby of North Grosvenordale returned home Saturday after a weeks visit with their mother, Mrs. Ellen D. Mathew son.
 J. W. Maxim of Webster, Mass. was the guest of Orin P. Durkee over At the O. B. in the even- ing MT. Maxim sang two solos, much to the pleasure of the few present.
 Church services Sunday were quite we'll attended and communion was Subject of sermon, The nobility of the laborers '' The Q. E. at T. 30 was led By Mrs. B. o. Bug bee. Attendance small owing to rain. -"
 The entertainment held last week | Tuesday evening in Bakers hall under the auspices of the Cleaners was much enjoyed by all. There were music, dialogues and exercises of a dramatic nature and much fun was to all. Cake and ice cream were served and about $2O was raised. |
 Westford Hill.
 J. A, Dimock is stoning his we'll. | t is about 25 feet deep. -- J. w. Armitage has moved his mill | ,n his lot near Hedgehog.
 W. H, Dawley of Norwich spent Sunday with relatives here.
 H. P. Amidon has baled large quantity of No. 1 hay for VIC Ruby.
 H. P. and H. N. Amidon spent last with relatives at Abingdon
 Miss Grace Cruff of Thompson has been visiting her friend, Miss Abhiet Amidon. I
 Miss Clara Armitage visited her 'ousin, Miss Mildred Amidon, at East Hillington the first of the week. | Miss Helen Hutchinson of Bristol, who has been visiting at E. l.. Nhite's, returned home last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Fitts and little laughter, Josephine Maria, from Los Angeles, Cal, are spending a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. H. H. Up- on and family.
 Despite the rain of last Sunday a: lumber enjoyed MT. Yukal's sermon 'n Some qualifications of a really ,reat man. Mrs J. A. Dimock and Hiss Jennie Kidder sang two solos. A picnic party from Westford Hilld md Warrenville spent one day last week. at Bakers camp on the shore of Jrystal Lake, Eastford. Boating, 'athing and fishing were enjoyed. Ill report a fine time.
 Dr, Rockwell H. Potter of the Gen. ral Congregational church, Hartford, ccompanied MT. Soule and gave an ddress at the Bible picnic. The ex- rcises were voted 'sThe best I ever Ittended, :" by an out-of- town party. An effort is being made to make these nnual meetings benefit to all the 'eople. sa.. +