The Press., 1915-11-03


 Myriad Rebekah lodge will have a regular meeting this evening.
 Michael Kmetz has purchased new Ford touring car of the Hudson Garage Go.
 The ladies of the Methodist church cleared $12S in their rummage sale last Wednesday,.
 Miss Eva Bousquet and Miss Florence Whitaker have returned from week in Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Palmer Chamberlin and daughter, Harriet, of New Britain, were guests of MT. Ohamberlin's uncle, A. l.. Howard, over Sunday.
 Edward Stephens, whose license was automatically suspended as provided by law when an accident resulted in a fatality, appeared before the secre- tary of state last week Tuesday, when
 
 A large quota of local members of the F. B. l.. went to South Man. chester in automobiles Thursday evening to attend the 11th anni- versary observance of that council. Dancing with refreshments was en- joyed.
 Nine liquor and two druggists licenses. all renewals. were granted by the county commissioners Monday afternoon. when they met in the Springs house for that purpose. Adel- bert Needham did not make applica- tion this year. This town is allowed ten licensed places by law exclusive of Sirug stores.
 Winters long "shut-in'' days will soon be here. Gan you "get out'' by telephone?
 WILMINGTON.
 Miss Chalker returned from her, Springfield visit on Monday.
 Miss Lucy Eldredge, the only re. main;ng aunt of Sylvester Clark Dun- ham, of Hartford, and many cousins here were shocked to hear of his sudden death.
 At the mid-week meeting the scrip- ture study will commence with the 9th chapter of Genesis and will in. clude the flood. The last weeks meeting was very interesting.
 On Sunday Miss Alice W. Pratt was made superintendent of the graded department of the Sunday school talk ing the place of Mrs. Darrow. Miss Copeland retains her position as assist ant.
 Rev. MT. Darrow moved here in early December 1908, officiating at the communion service on the 1st Sun. day of that month, and his pastorate has been happy, peaceful and pros- porous.
 Notice was given that there will be preaching next Sunday probably by candidate. The time of the service will be changed to the usual winter arrangement: Bible school at 10. 80. Preaching service at 1 80 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Frances Spooner, nee Linda Gardner, and their son, Frank Spooner, have been passing a few days with Mrs. and Miss Gardner They came from their home in Spencer, Mass, in the family auto- mobile driven by MT. Spooner. ST.
 On the 18th of this month the Sunday school are to hold another social for the purpose of raising money for Christmas. Miss Mercereau and Miss Palmer and their classes of young ladies have the matter in charge and very pleasant time is expected.
 On Sunday morning letters of recommendation from the church here to the Congregational church West Stafford were granted MT. and Mrs. Warren Ayers. Also similar letter to Mrs. Julia Denman Burnham to unite with the Congregational church Willimantic.
 Mr. Cosgrove had automobile tourists as guests over Sunday. MT. and Mrs. McCullum from New York state who had met him and heard him lecture on poultry at Cornell university. They were much interested in the poultry plants here, especially the Baron stock at MT. Cosgrove's and the fine Corning laying house, and the beautiful birds at Hillside.
 Miss Dunning returned from New York on Thursday, and on Sunday morning all were glad to greet her at Bible school where she has been much missed. There were 6S present, and an interesting congregation to listen to Rev. MT. Darrow s appropri ate and helpful sermon from Psalm 42-9th. ''God my rock. '' The duet by MT. and Mrs. Darrow was beauti- ful although painfully saddening.
 East Wilmington.
 Henry Walton has moved his family to Holland.