The Press., 1916-05-03
WELLINGTON

Friday, calendar day for May, wa very rainy with snow at intervals.
 We hear rumors of a golf club to b organized soon and are sure man, will be interested.
 On Sunday the Federated ohurci voted a letter of dismission to Floy' Aver that he may unite with tn church at Mount Herman where h is attending school.
 It is interesting that a number O people are to try their luck at raising turkeys by setting eggs under hens Now, who will recognize the need O more wool and go to raising sheep?
 Chaunoey Reed has employed hi spare time during the winter by add ing to his set of farm buildings [ convenient structure, including too and work room, a large wood room and dairy room, all tending to sav' steps in the day's work.
 Mrs. B. G. Robbins drives dowI from the borough nearly every week and is as obliging as usual in shopping for her neighoors here. Both MT. anG Mrs. Robbins are much missed ant it is forlorn to have the dwelling closed for so long a time.
 The girls of Mrs. Reeds Sunday school class and the boys of Pastor Parker's class as organized by Mis-: Dunning promise to be fine junior choir after some training and practice. Miss Dunning helped them to a very enjoyable afternoon Saturday; enjoy able as we'll as helpful.
 The Fuller brothers, who board with Miss Jennie Church, are em ployed by F. s. White of Coventry in setting out 12,O0O pine trees furnished by the state, on the Tender son place, north of Mansfield Foul Corners. These are in addition t' "A, ,OOO placed previously.
 The Holland County W. O. T. U convention is to meet with the locs union at Memorial church the 18th and the Press superintendent. Mir Preston, hopes all her helpers in til local unions will send her the reports and that they will all present at the convention.
 Our second day letter of lal week left in good time as usual bI did not reach the borough until was too late. There has been muc complaint of late regarding mail Stafford Springs from points south [ we'll as from here and quite likel it arises from wrong handling on tf railroad.
 To find a person st 90 retainir her faculties and taking intelligei interest in all that is going on in tl world as is Mrs. Emily Shaff' Carpenter, is certainly fact worth of mention. This interesting lad is still confined to her bed, but looking forward to warm, bright da, when she shall be able to sit up ar enjoy seeing her friends.
 South Wilmington.
 Fred Colburn has exchanged h year-old Briscoe for Dodge car.
 Gardiner H. Hall, who has bee quite ill with bronchitis, is on tl gain.
 Mrs Thomas Lewis of Andov, called on her sister, Mrs. Fred Go burn, last week.
 Up to, and including the first |, May last year, one hundred al twenty dogs were registered in tow while this year the number was or hundred and seventeen.
 A special meeting of the W. O. ] U. it's called for Thursday evening . Mrs. E. J Holman's, to plan fG county convention which is to be hel in Memorial church, Saturday. Ma Is.
 Miss Alice Rawson of Jamaica, ! Y. is visiting at the home of he uncle, Arthur H. Church, and wi leave the last of the week for a wis with her grandmother. Mrs. Hal of Mansfield Center.
 The Overland Go. are havir difficulty filling their orders for car As a consequence, the car sold Arthur H. Church, which was to ha' been delivered Monday, will not delivered until the latter part of tl week.
 The Get-Together club will give minstrel show in Social hall of Mi morial church, Friday evening at o'clock. A first class program promised. Admission, 10 and : cents. Ice cream will be on sale the close of the performance.
 Louis O. Dimock is sporting a ne Buick runabout. MT. Dimock is son sportsman anyway, as his string trout, captured Good Friday, won prove. This was as handsome striI of trout as has been brought into tl village for many a day. Althoue there were no extremely large one they all ran good size, the large being. eleven inches in length.
 There was an entertainment he in the Social hall of Memorial uhurt last Friday evening under the auspic of the Junior Endeavor society. "Tl Fete of the Flowers was the name the oprretta given by the juniors. MT W. H. Hall was the pianist for tl evening. At the close of the ente tainment ice cream and fancy cak were on sale.