The Press., 1913-07-30
WELLINGTON.

t We are informed that both tn
 Savor men are able to be out. e Thomas Smith and lady friend iron f Manchester have been visiting at c
 A. Cosgrove's.
 Il David Russ of Mount Hope, famil! . and guests visited recently at tn F Mathews cottage.
 Miss Ethel Ellis from New Yorl r has joined her sister at Rest Cottage Very welcome guests, always. I Mrs. l.. B. Clark and Mrs. Id'
 Clark Dawkins have returned iron a their visit to Mir. and Mrs. Robert E. Hull, Norwich. r Joseph Wooliscroft and family mo
 tored up from Woonsocket, R. l., fol s an over Sunday visit with his sister
 Mrs. B. o. Kidder. .... z Dr. Converse and family are enjoy ing vacation and the fishing at thei1 usual summer resting place, on the shore of the Coventry lake of the long name. .
 . Wilmington gets glimpses of the poultry association visitors as they fly past in automobiles, out to take a look at the college neighborhood, probably. ....-
 Charlie Korner, the regular R. F.. D. carrier, after a two weeks vaca- tion, is gladly welcomed back to his route, although Willie Cleveland, sub stitute, performed his duties satis- factorily. He has returned to his work in Springfield.
 Church services will be held as usual Sunday afternoon on the Hill. Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill will preach. As there will be no preaching at Memorial church in the morning, there will be, doubtless, a large congregation to listen to MT. Smith.
 Benjamin Green, the father of Mrs E. W. Darrow, died yesterday morn ing at his home in Waterford. Rev. and Mrs. Darrow were called to Waterford from the beach and arrived before he died. The funeral will be held Thursday at 3 p. m. at the home.
 MT. Williams and helper have finished painting the bungalow and are work on the Mathews cottage. Mrs. Williams, who is rapidly im- proving in health since she left Dr. Mason's hospital, and daughter, Vivian, are summering at East Thompson.
 According to Mrs. Whitney, Some things are happening most days" and one day it was a call from Frank Johnson of Providence, who was visiting at his cousins, F.W. Pratt's, and also a call from Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Cushman of Hartford, daughters of the late Ira Johnson, and the meet ing of these lifelong friends was pleasant episode for all concerned.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Underwood are entertaining for two weeks Mrs. Un- derwood's s sister, Mrs. William Meyers, Miss Elsie Meyers and Robert John son from Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Jose phine Erman Mrs. UnderwOod's sister also) has been spending some weeks here, and finds the air so beneficial intends to stay for the remainder of the summer The ladies. visit here each summer and have made many friends among the neighbors, and all are glad to meet them once more.
 South Wilmington.
 Mrs. Sarah Klar has moved to Springfield, Mass.
 A son was born the 25th to MT. and Mrs. Albert Richardson.
 E. J. Mathews spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives on Wilmington Hill
 Miss Clara Reuch is home from New York for a vacation of few weeks.
 Mrs. Arthur H. Church and son, Clinton, returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Coventry, R. T.
 George N. Sterry has his heavy auto truck fitted up temporarily and is taking parties to ball games, dances, etc.
 There are New York visitors at the homes of Lucas Safranek, Anton Radla, Charles Pobuda, Charles Reuch and Joseph Nedwied.
 It has been thought best, on ac- count of so many being away, not to have any preaching service in the church next Sunday. The Sunday school will be held as usual.
 A force of men under Builder Da- voll of Willimantic are rushing work on the two new houses being con- structed for the company at the south end of the village. The new cellar for Gilbert Spicer's house is about completed and ready for the house to be moved on to.
 Mellen Polk, who. was found drown ed near his home in Mansfield Hollow Monday afternoon, was employed for a number of years by Gardiner Hall, IT,, & Go. in the dye house, and w. H. Brackett worked with him. MT. Polk was brother of the first wife of James Still, formerly of this town.
 The result of the game last Satur- day:-
 Wilmington, 3 8 o 3 1OO4 ia Stafford, o 70 0 70 3 o 1- 54
 Hits off Safranek z, off Oonnors z. Batteries, Safranek and Quinley, Con- nors and Duchame. Umpire, Dan Green.
 Visitors at the beaches near New London include MT. and Mrs. Arthur