The Press., 1913-09-17
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 Miss Coleman went last week to New York for the season. Er It is an old saying that cold Sep- tenber makes a warm October What is the explanation for the dearth of crab apples this fall? Our frosty mornings are followed by wonderfully clear and beautiful days.
 Rev. MT. Yukl is absent in attend ance upon religious convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
 It is pleasant to see Charles Ami don. out in his runabout again after his serious illness.
 And the road in front of the par sonage repaired the pastor "Every one over against his house,
 i. The personal property of the late Samuel D. Lamb will be sold at auction next week Thursday at 10 a. m.
 Carl JOslin is attending the high school at the borough, going back and forth from his home on his wheel each day.
 The appropriate and consoling duet by Rev. and Mrs. Darrow Sunday D. m. "Our Father Knows,' '' was much 
 Mrs. R. A. Nothnick of Stafford Springs and two children have been the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Ruby.
 " On Sunday afternoon Miss Alice w. Pratt and Miss Helen Nichols took charge of the primary department of the Sunday school.
 + Mrs. Hutchings left Rest Cottage for her home in New York to-day. Mrs. Sleight and Miss Sleight went to the same city on Tuesday. .. News was received here last even- ing by the Robbins relativess of the death of Frank Dawley, a native O. this town. but long a resident of West ford. The topic to be considered at the evening meeting is Songs and prayers of women in the Bible. " Come and tell which is your favorite or which one has impressed you most.
 Maj. Edward V. Preston and Mrs. Preston of Hartford celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last week. The friends here in the town of his birth send congratulations and best wishes. + -
 Misses Dorothy McFarlane, daugh- ter of Charles McFarlane, and Minnie Converse, daughter of Dr.. K" B. Con- verse, are fitting for teachers at busi ness college in Springfield, Mass. They board at the Y. w. O. A. , | Miss Louise Adamac of New York, whose parents owned and occupied the Simeon Williams farm for some years, is visiting at MT. Pelican's and re- newing old acquaintances. The fami- |y. were very faithful in their attend ance at the Congregational church while residents here and have united with a chureh. in New York since 5heir remoHal,2a a result no doubt of Rev. MT. Gardner's faithful min isbra- lions.
 .: t's' sss~.s' South Willington." Y CARD or THANKS Mrs. Sarah E. Math- ews and family desire to express to rela- ives and friends their deep appreciation Or the ..sy mpathy expressed in their great sorrow and loss; and for the beauti- 'ul floral tributes sent '' Waitet. E. Ma1o and family are the week with friends in Vo1untown-u.s ....
 The annual meeting of the W. O. E. U. will be held at the home ot Mrs. E. J. Holman Friday evening. :. Next Sunday at Memorial church, I o'clock a. m., Emil l.. G.. Hoenthal of South Manchester, chairman of the prohibition state central committee, will address the people. k
 The democratic nominations for the town ticket are as follows: Assessors, John H.. Westerfield, D. L. Royce; board of relief, Merritt L.. Usher, George s. Wilson; selectmen, H. l.. Charles B. Nichols; town clerk and treasurer, Walter A. Allen agent town. deposit fund, Seth Scho- field auditor, George H.. Nichols; grand. jurors, Charles Nichols, tAddi- son Dimock, George A. Rounds; col lector, James Service, Jr:; constables, Wm. H. Nichols, Clifton Schofield; registrar of voters, Hans M. Hansen, Jr. :; town school committee, D. L. Royce, Ernest Wilson; tree warden, Frank l.. Joslyn. <5. /. ..-..-. - The republicans met in the hall last Saturday and nominated the fol- lowing ticket: Assessors, E. H. Bur- lick, George P. Bugbee; board of re- lief, F. R. Tucker, Wm. O. Eldredge; Wm. H. Braokett, Wilbert ). Ruby, town clerk and treasurer, Walter A.. Allen; agent town deposit fund, Carlos J. Gurley auditor, Jas. Q. Jennings; grand jurors, Warren E.:Ayers,a Elmer J. Mathews, Charles 5. Amidon;; collector, James Service, Jr.; constables, William o. Eldredge, B. aGriggs; registrar of voters, Vim. H: Hall; town school commit tee, Walter A. Allen, W. H. Hall; tree warden, Oscar F. Hemmeler.