The Press., 1915-10-20
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WELLINGTON. South Wilmington.

born the 18th of Oot to MT. and Mrs. Leslie Korper.
 MT. and Mrs. O. J. Gurley have been on a visit to their son, Franklin, in Philadelphia, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Robbins spent Sunday with A. G. Rosebrooks and family, Village Hill.
 Mrs. wm. Battle of Worcester, Mass, was a recent visitor at the home of MT. and Mrs w. H. Brack ett
 The new railing by the side of the state highway between this village and West Wilmington is being placed this week.
 Mrs. Thomas Lewis and son, Burton of Andover, and Miss Evelyn Shippe of Atwoodville were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. F. W. Colburn.
 A party of thirteen from New Britain and two from Rockville motored here last Sunday and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. Wm. E. Battey.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Colburn, Walter Colburn, Miss Ruth Ellis, Geo. H. Nichols, John R. Neil and Chas. E. Woodworth took a trip to Mt. Tom by auto last Sunday.
 Edward Latham went to the Hart ford hospital Sunday to have bullet extracted from his leg. The accident occurred Saturday while he was handling the revolver, that was de- fectiye. As the bullet could not be located, an X-Ray was to be taken Tuesday.
 The resignation of Pastor B. w. Darrow was read to the church last Sunday and accepted after it was shown that he would not reconsider No one who has the good of the church at heart but regrets sincerely that MT and Mrs. Darrow are to leave. No criticism has ever attached to MT. Darrow's services as Pastor and Mrs. Darrow have worked faith. fully and accomplished great good in the Sunday school. It will not be a1 easy task to fill their placer, but they feel they must go, and wherever they go they will make a host of. friends, as they have here, and they will continue, in an unobtrusive way, to do the Masters work, bearing patient ly the disappointments that have al ways attended the efforts for estab- fishing Gods kingdom in righteous ness. While MT. and Mrs. Darrow are free to leave at their own con venienoe, it is thought that they will remain for perhaps another month.
 West Wilmington.
 Raspberries were picked by a party last Saturday.
 Carl Joslyn is working for few days in Andover.
 Andrew Urda is said to be gaining. He is still at the hospital in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. Bugbee has two of the lieuten. ants wives to board while the cav airy are camping here.
 pr. and Mrs. H. H. Converse of Eastford were recent guests of his son, pr. F. B. Converse.
 Mrs. Alma Mcleod of Boston is helping Mrs. Hans Hansen while she is laid up with bad arm.
 Mrs. Brigham of Hartford, with her son and daughters, called on friends in town Saturday, s,opping at her old home near the church.
 The cavalry men that are lotting the country and are camping at Wm. Bentley's have kept the livery autos busy taking them to Palmer, Spring. field, Willimantic and Stafford Those who have visited their camp were very much interested to see how convenient everything is.
 CAMP NOTES.
 Sergt. Goodman, Q. M. O. of Fort Adams is 0. M. of Stores.
 Major W. O. Rivers has gone for a weeks visit with his family at Fort Ethan Allen.
 Lieut.. G. F. Bailey is in command of the camps during the absence of Major Rivers.
 A special train arrived yesterday from Burlington with a ten days ration for the camp
 Troop E moved from Southbridge to Ashford today. Troop F. is in Putnam and troop G. in Thompson vile. Troop H. headquarters are at West Wilmington. Major Pillsbury is expected tomorrow to commence his ninety mile ride with escort
 ASHFORD