The Press., 1915-12-01
WELLINGTON.

Rev. aud Mrs. Darrow motored out
last Wednesday and motor truck
took the remainder of their goods to
West Hartford.
Charles Amidon and family spent
TIL nksgiving day with his parents
where there was a family gathering
of nearly thirty.
Miss Emma f. Robbins went Tues
day in the Joslyn automobile to Mans
field to visit her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Towne.
A letter of thanks from the former
pastor and wife for the parting gift
from church and congregation was
read from the pulpit on Sunday.
There will be meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society Friday at 2.30 at
Mrs. Preston's. As there is necessary
business to come before the meeting
all members are requested to be
present.
Helen Naoen. the little daughter
painfully burned yesterday by falling
back awards into kettle of hot water
that had boen set ON the floor. She
is in the Johnson hospital.
Mrs. W. II. Marsh has been visiting
in Hartford, aud with her host and
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd, attended
the West Hartford Baptist church
Sunday and enjoyed hearing Rev.
Mr.. barrow. She came Monday t.
the borough and expects to reach
home o-day.
1t is expected that another social
will be held next week, the proceeds
to go toward gifts for the Sunday
school Christmas tree. The announce.
ment will be given Sunday morning.
Counting the Cradle-roll there are
good many children to be remem
bered in this pleasing way.
South Wellington.
Mrs. Clara Sharp Potter of Saranac
Lake, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. E.
J. Holman.
Rev. Charles A Parker of New
Castle, N. H., is expected to preach
here next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Charter of
Stafford Springs spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Neil.
Miss Helen Dimook came out from
Hartford to spend Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Service, Jr.
Louis Czegledy shot deer Monday
evening, the second one since the
restriction on shooting them was
removed.
To correct an error: Elmer J.
Mathews is incapacitated by reason
of having slipped while getting into
the store delivery wagon, his leg
going d wn between the step and
wheel and injuring the bone of his
leg.
D. l.. Royce came near to bagging
a deer last Wednesday night, While
on his way home from Andover his
machine struck and knocked down
one of the pretty animals. No
particular damage was done, either to
the machine or deer, which seemed
confused by the light and stopped in
the road instead of crossing over, as
it had started to do, and as Mr.. Royce
expected it would.
Tuesday evening, the 23d, under
the auspices of the Y. P. s. 9. E. :,
a supper was given in social hall,
followed by the presentation of "a
Puritan Sketch" by the school chill
dren under the direction of Miss Mary
L. liner who took this means to raise
funds for reference books for the
school library. One third of the
proceeds going to this purpose and
the balance to the church and En-
deavor society.
West Wilmington.
Miss Grace Bentley is visiting her
Mrs. Hams of Eagleville.
Miss Helen Nichols, who is teacher at
the Vernon Home, was home over
Thanksgiving.
Those who did not go to church Sun
day missed rare treat In not hearing
Rev. r. S. Stolz of New York.
MIR. and Mrs. William Converse spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs. E..
Z. Carpenter at Wellington Hill.
DR.. Converse and family are suffering
with an epidemic of colds, the DR.. being
unable to attend to his duties Monday
6. P. Bugbee and wife had as guests
over Thanksgiving, Miss Edna Bugbee
of Berlin, and Raymond Bugbee of
Groton.
Miss Leila Stanton returned to her
school duties Monday, after spending
her Thanksgiving recess with her par
ents in East Hartford.
DIR. and Mrs. F. B. Converse had as
guests for Thanksgiving DR.. and Mrs.
81. H. Moore and daughter, Mabel, OF
West Warren, Mass. DR.. Converse's
sister, Miss e. L. Walker of New Haven
Miss Minnie Converse of Kittery, Maine,
and Mrs. Converse's sister, Miss Jessie