The Press., 1912-04-03
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J AB. MCGuCQ6OuB s, NOs D 4O EItCn avenue, New York send a card for 1t if you are looking for something new. We wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereav ement.
 Mrs. Ortha Knight,
 Mrs. l.. D. Gary
 Mrs. Waldo is sufferi ng from a severe cold.
 Teachers and pupils are enjoying the vacation. e-
 Dwight Gardner started on one of his long western business trips on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Bertha Jaycox and son are ex- pected at Mrs. Gardner's to-day, Wednesday.
 The rainy spring weather upsets many pleasant plans, neighborhood- wise and otherwise.
 The school at Daleville took it's va cation while the teacher was ill with measles and is now in session to make up.
 The work going on at Mrs. Sleight's dwelling necessitates the removal of Mrs. and Miss Mathews, who are to occupy part of the house at The Naples.
 Masons from New Haven are plast- ering the rooms in the Reed house that, when completed, will be one of the pleasantest and most rOomy resi- dences in the vicinity.
 Louis Morse is soon to build a cota tage for MT. Hansen on the land re- cently purchased by him on the road from East Wilmington to Daleville The present owners of the late Lncien W. Holt property are expecting soon. to return from Panama and to again occupy the premises.
 East Wilmington.
 Miss Ethel Potter's school will be closed Good Friday. She will leave Thursday night for New London, where she will meet her mother and go to Providence, R. l., to spend Fri day and Saturday. ::
 Again the record of saving lumber has been broken at 0. s. Amidon's mill last Monday, saving 335, ,371 feet in exact running time, 9 hours and 20 minutes. Sawyer, O. s. Amidon; fireman, l.. E. Dimock ;; marker, O. E. Smith; log roller, Ernest E. Wilson. Rallied by An drew H. Amidon, who vouches for the correctness of the same.
 -..- West Wilmington.
 Miss Carrie M. Kjoller has gone to the home in South Hadley, Mass, to spend the Easter vacation.
 Miss Cleora Church, who has been spending the week at N. O. Wards, has returned to her home in South Hadley, Mass.
 . N. O. Ward, collector of taxes, was at the town hall Monday and will be there next Monday and the Monday following to receive the taxes due at this time.
 Following are the names of pupils who have been neither absent or tardy at Buff Gap school during the whole winter term: Alice Ward, Harry Ward, Tessie Kayan, Arthur Ward and Clifford Ward.
 South Wilmington.
 Miss Cora Devereaux is visiting. her sister in Danbury.
 To James Service goes the honor of 4<. |, q tered in 1912. =
 Mrs. Sarah B. Mathews and daugh- ter, Lillian, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Elmer Mathews.
 Miss Doris Hall is home from Wellesley and Franklin Gurley from the Worcester Tech for a vacation. Next Sunday the time for services at the church change to the forenoon. The Sunday school at 10 o'clock and preaching services at II.
 Miss Della Enc of Mansfield, secre- tary of Willimantic union of Y. P. s. c. E., attended the meeting of the local society last Wednesday evening. While here she was the guest of MT: and Mrs. Elmer Mathews. #
 R. H. Worden of Williamntic spent Sunday with friends in the village. He has just purchased new Flanders auto truck to use in the delivery de- partment of his bakery business. i
 Misses Margaret and Mary McCon- nell of Ballouville, Mass, made a short visit with MT. and Mrs. James Service on their return from visiting friends in Stafford Springs Friday last.
 A supper will be served at G.30 o'clock Thursday evening in the social hall at the church, under the auspices of the Y. P. s. o. B. Ten cents will be charged for the supper. All are cordially invited to attend and enjoy a social time and to help replenish the treasury of the society.
 ASHFORD.
 Westford
 B. Cushman and wife were in Staf- ford Springs Monday.
 S. l.. Case and wife called on rela- tives the first of the week.
 Miss Myrtle Chapman of Mansfield Depot spent Sunday at her home.
 Paul Metsaker has bought 60 acres of land near his farm of E. w. Brooks of Mansfield.
 James W. Baker has gone to An dover and is in the employ of Clark surveying lumber.
 School in district No. 8 closed Fri day for weeks vacation. Those not absent nor tardy during the term of 13 weeks are as follows: Ernest George Urda; not absent,