The Press., 1912-05-29

An elderly visitor remarked re gently: II love Sunday on Willing ton Hill, and think the Sunday after noon church service the most delight ful I ever attended. ..-
 The school meeting at Glass Factory schoolhouse last Saturday evening was adjourned to next Saturday even, ing, June 1st, at 8 o'clock. Full at- tendance is requested.
 There was a large atttendance al church Sunday afternoon, and Rev. E. w. Darrow' s sermon from Peter ;: 8, first clause, was said by constant at. tendants to have been one of his very best.
 Whitsunday was a most beautiful day throughout and was enjoyed by many automobilists, as was evident by the various unfamiliar machines that passed over the state road from early morning until nightfall.
 The fruit trees, especially the apple trees, are blossoming very full, and we agree with the friend who re- marked that no time could be more lovely than apple blossom time. The view from the Pinnacle is wonderful.
 MT. and Mrs. Reed went to New Haven Saturday, expecting to return with their household effects just as soon as the moving can be effected, and will then be residents of their new home, where we hope all promises and possibilities of prosperity and happiness may be realized.
 Rev. and Mrs. Darrow, who have been away since Monday, are ex- pected home tonight. They have taken in Hartford, Northfeld, Mass. :, and other places, and everybody will be happy to have them back, as they are among those people who fill a very large place in the community life.
 There was good attendance from the Hill society at the Y. P. s. C.. E.. convention at the Memorial church Saturday afternoon, and it is safe to say that all found much benefit and enjoyment from the truly delightful occasion. The hospitality displayed was ideal and the delicious supper all that such a supper should be in every detail t414S
 Having passed a, pleasant afternoon in the Center school recently, Miss Lillian Mathews teacher, we are inn pressed anew with the importance of the work of the teacher with the children whose native language is not English. The progress made by them in every way is marvellous, and their enthusiasm in the work of the school gratifying. < sf' ;
 One of the interesting episodes of the week was the losing of a pocket book with a large sum of money by 8 Wilmington man, and the finding of the same by a business man tat the borough, in which the telephone took helpful part in the way of quickly relieving the mind of the anxious owner, who made an early trip next morning to recover his missing prop erty. > r 9t Y The part taken by the Junior En- deavorers at the South ,Willington convention was one of the most pleas ing on the program. The hope of the world is in the children. George Herbert we'll said that "one good mother is worth a hundred school masters, y but when one beautiful mother gives her time as leader to a whole Junior society who can compute the results?
 - We are assured by Dea. Brackett, chairman of the board of selectmen, that the concrete at the reservoir at Gold Stream, broken by the unusual cold of last winter, will soon be re- paired and the water be available once more at the W. o. T. U. foun- tain and drinking tank at The Trian- gle. The many horses passing daily miss the water that they have grown accustomed to finding awaiting them there, and it is hard for the drivers to dip the water from the brook and bring it up the steep bank.