The Press., 1912-04-10
WILMINGTON.

. Mrs. Smith is in New York .city and vicinity with relatives for resI and change.
 It is difficult to please everybody but the weather man seems. to-, b, doing his clustering best. His slogan must be: s'Variety lends spice ..tt life..'' s <.
 We greatly enjoyed and appreciated the beautiful Easter greetings from many friends. Please do not thinl us unmindful if we respond inx thi way only.
 On Tuesday Miss Alice M. Prestoi visited her cousins, the Carpenter and Pennimans, on East hill in Mon son.. She was accompanied by Mis- Mercereau. -5f't
 Mrs. Walter Beckwith Allen, Wht was recent guest at Maple Corner is5a niece of the late celebrated Joh1 B. Cough and also of our congressman E, Stephens Henry of Rockville.
 !! Next Sunday the Sunday school will commence at g o'clock in tn, afternoon and the church service al 8 o'clock, according to the usual sum mer custom. Two o'clock, sharp. :.
 The old Elder Hubbell Loomi. place, where, by the highway, the double, rows of naples that he set out are sti1l the pride of the town, tffas been purchased by Col. W. H. Hall as a parsonage for Rev. Mir, Fukal, who is expected to come, soon, wit1i his family, from Detroit, Mich, to ftake up his abode there and to be at the head of the work here among our foreign speaking peoples. ,' Services will be held in the Congregational church, and it is hoped that the Bo- .hemians and others will appreciate hearing the gospel in their own lan- guage. MT. Yukal was here last autumn and made an excellent inn pression.
 A long letter from Mrs. Susan Mer- rick Hayward gave particulars of the two-weeks' distressing illness and death of her brother, o. H. Merrick. She passed the mid-winter season travelling through beautiful and pic turesque parts of South America, ii1 Central America and the canal xonnee, where the work already accomp1ished seem incredible even when one is gazing upon it. She visited the Maine, stood again upon the deck of the proud old vessel, and was in Havana during all the imposing cere- and reached her: home at Ar len, N. O., to find the news of her brothers death awaiting her. and started immediately for the, north. Her son, who is student at Phillips Exeter, passed the Easter vacation with her in New York city, but has low returned to school and she has returned to Arden. Charles Merrick ,ame from his present home in Michi- gan to attend the funeral of Mrs. Timothy Merrick two weeks previous, md was in Boston and Bfookline dur ng his brothers illness. ''' ''*'s, ', [ South Willington.. .. T
 MT: and Mrs. Paul Popela >. are pending a few days in New York. ,ity. : ....,s
 The mill was run as usual on Fast lay, only a few remaining away from. heir work. s ;..za.t,. .s!.n:5a,s.,5 ;, Ernest Stills of New Haven was the yuest Friday and Saturday of MT. and Mrs. John R. Neil. ....... ..., ...., :.
 President of Wesleyan college, w. \. Shanklin, was the guest, of MT, md Mrs., Wm. H. Hall last Thursday.
 The school at the Glassfactorye is losed this week on account of the Illness of the teacher, Miss, Daisy
 Lucas Safranek went to New York ast Saturday to see his daughter, Gary, who was in the hospital await AS ,chA Op01dOAOA
 Messrs. Wm. H. Hall and Arthur !. 'Spicer attended the republican aucus at the Springs House in staf ord. Springs last Monday.
 The Y. P. s. O.. E. social at thel hurch last Thursday evening was uite we'll attended. Following the | upper, games were indulged in by he young people.
 Edw. 0. Eldredge has bought a oke of oxen and is busy on road | 'ork. Wm. B. -sBattye is at present | 'orking with him, using his pair :ofa orses. Both state and town roads eed attention. 7..,.'. -.< # .@ f Frank Safranek of this village and [iss Frances Douda of New York ere married in New York city at 3; clock Monday afternoon, the 9th. hey are to live with the parents of T. Safranek for the present.
 Paul Benson of Everett, Mass, was recent visitor in town. MT. Benson1 as head carpenter at the building of le church, and it is reported thAt1 } is soon to come here again in the I nploy of G. Hall, IT,, & Go. h
 East WillingtOn.
 Wm. Downs and. family have moved [ Mansfield.
 There was mistake, in the item. st week in regards to the saving at
 s. Amidon's mill. It should have ad 35, ,371 feet, instead of 3a5, ,371 ct.
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