The Press., 1914-06-17
WELLINGTON.

The SICK people are all making good recovery. ...
 Mrs George V. Smith is visiting friends in New Haven.
 Miss Nellie Thrall of Hartford is visiting Mrs. Gardner.
 Robert Rickets and daughter of Elizabeth, N. J.. are at Hillside for the summer.
 The 2d chapter of Revelations will be considered at the mid-week meet ing Thursday evening.
 There will be special communiea- tion service the first Sunday in July, the 5th, for the receiving of new members to the church.
 There were seven automobiles at the church Sunday afternoon, two coming with friends from Westford, and many with pleasure parties passed over the Hill during the day.
 MT. and Mrs. Eddie Burdick had with them at church, Sunday, niece from the west, whose mother was daughter of MT. and Mrs. Mathew Burdick, going west when this lady was a child.
 There is nothing much nicer than neighb )rliness after all and the asking in of the hurried pastor and his wife to the family Sunday dinner by Mrs. Brown was an evidence of the pervad- ing spirit of the Hill.
 Delegates to the Ashford Baptist Sunday school convention to be held with the church in Thompson, Tues day, June 30, will be appointed next Sunday and the letter of the local school with statistics read.
 Edwin c. Carpenter was notified Friday of the serious illness of his mother and with his wife and son left for Newport, Vt., Saturday morning. Mrs. Julia Woodworth is with Mrs. Emily Carpenter during their absence.
 Miss Ellis arrived at Rest cottage Saturday and receives, as usual, the welcome of the community, who re- call with pleasure the rare musical treats she and her sister have given them. Miss Ethel Ellis is expected to join her sister later .-
 We suppose the. South Wilmington correspondent will tell the Cols fish story so we will only vouch for the excellent quality of the fish. "Was not that just like Col. Hall to run around with his auto and carry those delicious fresh fish, all dressed, to his friends? ?" said Mrs. Cosgrove. and the rest of us assented.
 '. At the attractively decorated church Sunday afternoon there was a very beautiful observance of Children's day and Flag day special program being rendered under the direction of Mrs. Earl W. Darrow consisting of recitations and pretty motion song by the children of the elementary de- partment, responsive readings, group recitations, songs by the choir and aggregation, music by the orchestra, Miss Cunning, leader, cello; Mrs. Robbins Poutrey, organ; MI. Taylor, piano; Misses Church and Lipps. and Floyd Ayers, violins; Clarence Essex trombone. The school met in the conference rooms and marched in and around the church to their places to the music of the piano. Welcome was given all by Superintendent Reed. Prayer and an interesting address regarding home missions for which a collection was taken was by Pastor Darrow. After these exercises an mathematical piece, "The Fountain of Life, = Mrs. Darrow, leader, was very beautifully carried out by 21 pupils of the school. A way-side we'll had been arranged on the enlarged platform where an out t-of-door effect was prettily attained with laurel, ferns and roses. This scene led up to what was really the crowning event of the day.. the baptism of five candidates for church membership by Rev l.. Rees of Stafford Springs in