The Press., 1917-04-26
WELLINGTON.

WELLINGTON.
 Interest and sympathy is expressed here for the illness of Miss Miller.
 Pretty little suzie Savor is in the Hartford hospital taking necessary treatment for adenoids, and much sym pathy is felt for the child.
 The first garden to be ploughed is that at Three Gables, although the one at Rest Cottage is a close second.
 party of four ladies from the Hill accompanied Miss Hall to Willi. mantio in her car Tuesday afternoon anu enjoyed the trip. appreoiating the friendly courtesy.
 Miss Terhune of Holland called al Hillside the other day and her cousin, Mrs. Earl Church, of Hartford, and others Of the same auto party called on Miss Jennie Church.
 Rev. Charles A. Parker went Tues day in his car to Wilton, N. H., where he delivered an address Wednes day at the Tooth anniversary of the Baptist church there, returning Thurs. day.
 Mrs. Smith gave the children al Sunday school a pretty and instructive talk Sunday regarding the symbolic meaning of the Easter decorations, and every ohild, some of a larger growth, received stalk of pussy vii. low to which clung a gorgeous butter | fly.
 Early in the week Veteran O. F. Reed of our national episode, 61 to 65, who naturally has great regard for the flag, noticed in passing, it's ab. sence from the Village Hill school house. Inquiry elicited the fact that in lack of flag pole the emblem was displayed in the school room. Return. ing home Mir Reed communicated with Col Hall, learning that the pole was ready and waiting for some one to dig hole to place it. This MT. Reed volunteered to do, and the auto truck quickly took the pole to it's destina- tion with a man to assist. When all was in readiness the teacher, Miss Duffy, and her Al pupils, with some of the parents, assisted in the raising and saluting the lag, after which na. tional airs were sung, ending with America. All were we'll pleased and grateful to MT. Reed for his kindly interest and efficient hustling. "You might mention that the flag is flying up there, but you have no need to mention me-" he said characteristic. ally.
 South Wilmington.
 Nomer Neal, Jr., has purchased a Ford touring car.
 John Richardson, Jr., passed Sun- day with friends in Mystic.
 Miss Eva Taylor fig visiting for a week with her folks in Mystic.
 Mrs. J Westerfield spent few days last week with friends in Yonkers, N.- Y.
 Georgina Mnndell of Springfield spent Thursday of last week with her parents.
 Merritt Usher has purchased Ford car from the Hudson garage at Stafford Springs.
 Master Henry Krig of New York made brief visit to relatives here the past week.
 Mrs. John Brownlee and Mrs Thomas Denman were in Hartford last Wednesday.
 Tie Campfire girls play, "spruce and Bunchberry," will be given at Social hall this evening.
 Adler Potter has gone to the Dr. Mason hospital at Willimantio to be treated for heart trouble.
 Frank FiskoVes was operated on last week at tlls Hartford hospital, having had his tuusiIs and adenoitFs removed.
 Mrs. Wm. Voight and Miss Kathrina Klar of New Britain are spending the week with Mrs. Robert Klar and family.
 A son was born last week to MT. and Mrs. Tony Arciero of the Fisher place. Both mother and baby are doing well.
 Mrs. Louis Sohretti of the Fisher place was removed to the Hartford hospital and was operated on fol appendicitis.
 Master Leon Woodworth, who is al the Hartford hospital, is getting along nicely. It Is expected he will be able to come home in about two or three weeks.
 Local adherents of the Bahai move ments have received announcement oi a Bahai congress to be held in Bos ton April 29th to May 2d at the HotelBrunswiok. Universal principles, economics, social and religious, will be discussed establishing the Foundations of the next great peace.
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