The Press., 1915-11-17
WELLINGTON.

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Mrs. Shippee is visiting her daug
ter, Mrs. B. G.. Robbins
i Prof. Barker of Boston suniyersit
: was a week END guest of Mr.. Cosgrov
and family.
Many inquire over the telephon
regarding the church services The
| will be held as usual, Bible school a
70. 80 a. M, and preaching. service a
| IL. 3d. 'A@7.s 30 Q " .S-''
| There are two deer left, one will
branching antlers and a smaller one
who showed themselves recently il
Il. @. Carpenters garden looking TO
"a breakfast Of apples. a $ . = =
i Addison D. Dimock is quite ill
Mrs. Dimook has returned from he
visit to her brother in Maine. y Mrs
Annie Dimock Houchans, graduate
| nurse, is caring for her father 500.
We have noticed recently the
suspension or disbandment of several
oranges on account of non attendance
at meetings owing to lack of interest.
There is from year to year an .ebh
and flow of those who. 60, and help
to keep up, the, enthusiasm in these
ritualistio orders that is interesting
showing uniformity of sentiment
not controlled by environment. 1t
is impossible to go to everything. In
many places there are new peace
organizations under the auspices of
the American Peace society. world
wide children's peace. movement has
been started Churches. are active,
and this movements is.taking more
general hold; of the hearts of the
people than is, perhaps realized by
those who do not happen to- have the
literature devoted to the subject.
81 South Wilmington.
Stated communication of Uriel
lodge, F, & A. M, Saturday evening.
Work on the F. @. degree. .''..~.. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N ichols, ~daugh.
tiers Alice and Edith, and Miss Anna
Wiegold spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawrence in Unionville.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Macfarlane,
Elmer Macfarlane and Miss Margaret
Wiegold were guests of Stephen
slingsby at Woodstock Valley, least
Sunday.
Fire wardens as we'll as owners of
wood Or timber land have reason to
be thankful for the frequent rains
that have prevented such list of
forest first as those of year ago. S..%... !;
At this writing it, is not known
who will occupy the pulpit in Memo
rial church next Sunday. There will.
be 8, a. preaching service however,
Later :. 1t is thought that Rev. E.
W. Duncan of Springfield may lie
here. ". $500.
We have been asked several times
if the item of last week stating that
the grand list of the town would be
about $3, 600, 900 was not mistake,
and we wish to assure our readers
that it is not. About two and half
million has been added by the family
of which the late G. Hall, Jr, was
the head.
In the sense that the sermon of last
Sunday closed the pastorate of Rev.
E. W. barrow, it was his farewell
sermon; in any other sense it was
nc. and he refused to have it so con-
as he did not feel that he
was, breaking away from the COM
munity and did not want others to
feel that he was He said he should
come here occasionally and wished
to be counted as a part of the people
At the reception given Mr.. and Mrs.
barrow last week over one hundred
attended and enjoyed social evening
and refreshments taking the oppor
tunity to present Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow
with purse of $3.50.
Moose Meadow.
L, M. Dillon, superintendent of
Regan's mill, Rockville, with party
of four, Clarence Whitbrook, with
party of five from New York and J.
R. Smythe with party of two from
have been the guests at +.
Fl. Fermier's the past week. They
reported some good shooting