The Press., 1916-11-23
WELLINGTON
Miss Nellie Thrall of Hartford il

Miss Nellie Thrall of Hartford is visiting at Three Gables.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Smith invited the ladies of the neighborhood to meet Mrs. Rankin.
 Mrs. J. N. Conklin from Spring field, Mass, is visiting her niece, Miss Pauline Chalker.
 Anton Wostrel will sell his stock of farm implements and furniture at auction on Saturday at 10 a. m. at Wilmington Hill.
 Will Davis was called by wire to Derby, Vt., last Tuesday on account of the: illness of his mother. She had passed away before his arrival.
 Miss Chalker found sweet peas in bloom in her garden early in the week and there are many modest wild flowers among the dead leaves to be found for the seeking.
 Supervisor of Repairs F. W. Pratt is driving about the county state roads in a handsome new Rec runabout His former driver, Oscar Himmeler is still in the state employ.
 G. V. Smith is about to start on { three weeks lecture trip before z series of Farmers Institutes to be helt in many places. MT. Smith is { pleasing, ready. intelligent and in structive talker, practical, witbal, an( what is best is true farmer at heart loves to make things go and grow ant loves to see them grow. We trust h' will enthuse many people, for farm Ing is the base of all supplies.
 An automobile party from Hartford spent Sunday at Maple Corner and attended church and Sunday school Charles Chapin and wife, Mrs. Della Glazier Chapin, their daughter, Mary, Mrs. Robert Glazier, MT. Glazier and his mother, Mrs Isaac Glazier. They brought a we'll stocked hamper and invited their hostess to dinner. MT. Chapin who has a large electrical supply business in New York resides in Greenwich, is habitual church attendant and expressed himself as we'll repaid for leaving all the privileges of Hartford to attend church in Wilmington.
 Sunday was typical St. Martins summer day. There were 96 at Bible school. The church decorations of chrysanthemums and begonias arranged as always by Mrs. G. V. Smith, con. tributed to the general air of cheerful ness Pastor Parker's sermon from 2d Kings 7th; 9th: We do not we'll: this day is day of good tilings, and we hold our peace, had no uncertain ring and was highly commended by the usual attendants and by those from a distance An old note book bears record that the then pastor, Rev. Charles A Potter, preached from the text June 19, 1881 notable sermon still held in memory.
 The wedding of Miss Angelina Jane A bercrombie and G Christopher Wellington will take place Friday evening, December l, at o'clock at the church on Willington Hill. The wedding procession will be led by little Miss Pringle as flower girl and little Master Jenkins as ring bearer. The bride will be given away by her father, Capt William Kidd Aber. and will be attended by Miss Arabella Hortense Binks as maid of honor. The Misses Susan Seraphina snodgrass, Hepsibah Hopkins, Jerusha W. Wilkins, Lucinda Lovejoy, Clarissa Priscilla Perkins and Henrietta Higg inbottom will act as bridesmaids The groom will be attended by his friend, Lord Lewis Cumberland, with whom he attended school in England. The ushers are long life friends of the l groom and with the other members If the bridal party form the very highest and most exclusive social circle ! If our town. They are Messrs. Arohi- ,ald Wintergreen, R. Rufus Runyon, lack Jackson, Peter T. Perkins, Fitz. green O'Hara and Jeremiah Wooley. l The Reverend Ebenezer Elderk in | will officiate. ..