The Press., 1914-04-22
WELLINGTON.

Miss Grace Hill of Hartford was a week-e guest at Hillside.
 Miss Hutchins of New York is visit ing her sister, Miss Palmer.
 The lesson study for Thursda even ing will be the 53 chapter of Isaiah.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Underwood of Moose Meadow are spending the week in New York.
 Sunday gave sample of mid-sum mer weather, the mercury registering 95 above zero in some localities.
 Plans are being formulated for an every body at church Sunday in May. Details will be given next week.
 There were 56 at Sunday School and good attendance at the service who enjoyed Pastor Darrow's excel ent sermon.
 The regular Grange meeting will be held Friday evening. Be on hand to have voice in the business that is to be transacted and to participate in the profitable program that has been arranged
 The social last Friday evening was successful in every way. The cKowder was delicious, the music enjoyable, the games new and interesting, the sociabllity exhilerating and the pro- ceeds satisfactory.
 The family of R. F. D. Carrier Charles Korner, who passed the winter in Springfield, Mass, have returned to the farm here and it was pleasant to have the little girls with Charles Lyon in their old places at Sunday school. A dozen small chairs have been purchased for the primary de- partment of the school that are very fascinating to the little people
 A singing school, taught by Miss Cunning at the Daleville school house, is largely attended by people in the district, old and young, and it is remarkable fact that the largest school in town numerically is in the Roaring Brook distict, some of the foreign purchasers of farms who became dissatisfied and moved away having found business dull in the larger centers have returned with their families to the farms.
 "Please do not say anything in the local column, is a request we always heed even if we are ill doubt as to the sincerity of the one that makes it i; generally it is one who reads, and likes to do so, the casual happenings among acquaintances. A mere men, tion that keeps an old acquaintance from becoming "A stranger to thy thoughts" can do no harm and there are many who can say with truth, es- pecially as time passes:
 ''I count myself ill nothing else so
 happy,
 As in soul remembering my good
 friends. ''
 On Friday afternoon at o'clock will be held in the conference room, a meeting under the auspices of the w. 0. T. U. to be addressed by Mrs. Emma Graves Dietrick national or ganizer and lecturer We trust that all the women in the community will avail themselves of the opportunity and privilege of listening to and meeting this accomplished lady of whom so many pleasant things are said on every hand. The invitation is general and the acceptance of it certainly should be- Let us give our County and Local Union President Mrs. Holman the pleasure of finding room full of people to welcome her guest in partial return for her thoughtful kindness in giving us this opportunity and of the many oppor- tunities she has given the town people of hearing good speakers and good music, as we'll as for the unquestion- able good influence of the w. O. T. U. in this community.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lyman Stan ton celebrated their 5Oth wedding an niversary at their home in Brimfeld on Friday. There were 22 people present, including John Hamilton o1