The Press., 1912-06-12

Rev. Charles l.. Snow, formerly pastor of the Baptist church here, is doing good work in Hopkinton, N. H., where he is now settled. He is
 working in harmony with the other pastors and much is being done for the uplift of the community. <' ''
 ss.( South Willington.
 Mrs. Adler D. Potter is quite i'll. w. E. Battye has sold his team of horses to John Champlin of Coventry. The engagement of Miss Alice Denman and Walter H. Westerfield is announced
 All the schools but two in town close this week, the two exceptions being Glassfactory and Daleville. ,s Col. w. H.: Hall and Arthur l.. Spicer were in Rockville Tuesday with several who were seeking natu- ralization papers, -,-y....
 Scarlet fever is now within mile of this village, the sufferer being Harvey Gergler, who is living in the house with B. E. Benton.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph H. Paige of Springfield, Mass. were guests over Sunday of MT, and Mrs. Gardiner Hall. MT. Paige is to be guest of the state delegation to Chicago next Saturday.
 i The, frosts of Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings were freakish, kill
 ing vegetation here and. there and leaving spots untouched. The worst was Monday morning, when ice formed in places.
 ! MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hall and Miss
 Rosa o. Hall attended the exercises
 at the Wellesley college, Wellesley,
 Mass, last Saturday evening, Miss Doris Hall, student, returning home with. them Sunday. s... ! MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ruzicker of
 New York city are visitors at the I home of the latter's parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Lucas Safranek. Saturday even-
 ing they entertained about 30 friends
 from Daleville, Wilmington Hill and
 this village. 5 ~s~ .... ,.'~' Announcements of the wedding of
 Miss Julia Flood Smith of Hartford
 and Charles Noel Flagg, Jr., of Meri
 den have been received by friends of the groom in this village. The wedding occurred in Hartford June 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Flagg will be
 ''at home'' after Dec. 1st at Lambert
 avenue, Bradley Park, Meriden. Robert T. Jones, son-in-law of Gardiner Hall, Jr. is now, bookkeeper for G.. .Hall,, Jr. ,.s& Co.,, filling the ! responsible position so long held by Adolph .Korper. The selection of Mr.. ! Jones for the position and the fact i that he has accepted the office is very
 pleasing to all concerned, and that l is quite few, as, independent of the | office, it will mean that he and Mrs.
 Ida Hall Jones will now be residents of the village, adding greatly to the l social and church life of this section of the town, at least. ! Col. w. H. Hall, alternate and ! secretary of the Connecticut delegation ] to the republican national convention at Chicago next week, has just re- ! ceived the badges to be worn by the delegates from this state. As secre. l tary he chose the design to be used, \ and they are certainly beauties. The pendant bears fac ..simile of the { state coat of arms The Connecticut
 delegation will, leave New Haven on
 special train of baggage car, diner, three sleepers and observation car l at 1 50 p. m. June 15, arriving iI | Chicago ? p. m. the 16th. Return ing, they will leave Chicago 1O.1 a. m. June 21st and arrive at Hartford
 10 .O5 a. m. the 22d.
 ;. East Wilmington. ;. MT. and Mrs. Charles Amidor
 autoed to Hartford Tuesday.
 <. Mrs. George Potter of New London
 is the guest of her daughter, Mis-
 Ethel Potter.
 Mrs. Alphonso Ruby and family re turned to their home in Russell Sun
 day aftera weeks stay here.
 Roland Squire and family of Mer.
 row and MT. and Mrs. Lyman Squire ] of Westford were the guests of Elme1 Squifs Sunday. = :
 Edwin Cushman and Miss Edith
 Cushman were in Willimantic satur-
 day to see Mrs. Cushman, who is ir
 St. Joseph's hospital, , Moose Meadow.
 Dr. l.. 0. Horton of StafEorC
 Springs will preach at the Moose
 Meadow church next Sunday at 3 p l m. 8. es