The Press., 1917-06-21
WELLINGTON


 guest at Three Gables.
 Mrs. G. V. Smith returned Satur day from her Massachusetts trip.
 Mrs. Eva Fuller of Marlboro il visiting her sister, Mrs. Benjamin G. Robbins.
 George Jsbpson of Boston is picking up points in poultry raising as 8 helper at Hillside farm.
 AS welcome as sunshine after rain is truthful as we'll as poetical this leafy June.
 One of the finest and most promising fields of potatoes hereabouts is that of O. F. Reed at Konjookety.
 The Misses Mabel and Helen Graves of Boston, nieoes of Mrs. E. J. Pratt, passed the week. end at Pleasant View
 Miss Nellie Thrall of Hartford, who has been at Three Gables for g visit of a week, has returned to the capital city.
 Miss Coleman has arrived at he1 much loved studio for the season. An other summer guest sure of a warm welcome.
 The Housewife's league is gaining members in nearly every family. Mrs. Jones, colonel, has appointed Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Earnest Wilson and Miss Alice W. Pratt captains.
 Miss Phoebe Rin, who returned from her winter in Florida a week ago. was on Friday gladly welcomed to Hillside where she has been a guest for several years for the summer.
 Wayne Morse stepped on a rusty nail Saturday morning making a deep and ugly wound in one of his feet. Prompt medical attendance averted serious consequences, it is hoped.
 Miss Ohalker requests that the chil- dren come to the church as usual at 2 o'clock next Sunday for necessary rehearsal for the concert that will commence at 8 o'clock.
 Chester A. Nolan has been appoint cd supervisor of state road repairs for Holland county, succeeding the late F. Wayland Pratt of West Wilmington.
 The passenger train at 1O.24 a. m. north and the 2. 15 p. m. south from West Willington on the O. V. will be taken off next Monday in order to give place to the freight traffic.
 Tennant Bugbee has moved from Southington and is relieving his brother of the farm work, thus giv- ing him time for his new duties of town clerk. Jasen Bugbee, who is at Deep River, is expected at the farm soon.
 The Bible school, in general, and her class of interesting young girls, in particular, have greatly missed Mrs. O. F. Reed who has been ailing for some weeks, but, happily is improving.
 The Ohildren's day concert will take the place of the preaching ser. vice next Sunday. With favorable weather this concert usually brings out the largest congregation of the year.
 Bsrtram Griggs Holt of old Willing. ton stock, grandson of General Orrin ! Holt. and wife are touring Southern California and Mexico in their car as l friends are reminded by souvenirs of ! scenery.
 Miss Hall, who presented the linoleum for the floor of the new Sunday school rooms, has had it relaid I in cement by experts from Willimantic, making a faultless and durable carpet. 1 She has also had the Vestibules of the church audience room re-carpeted. This was done before rOll-caII and was a much needed improvement,
 Rev. Charles A. Parker accepted the position of superintendent of the Bible school Sunday afternoon. Miss Palmer, Misses Amidon' and Chalker, with the pastor, were named as dele gates to the annual Sunday school of the Ashford Baptist association to be held with the Baptist ,huroh in Putnam the last Tuesday In June, this year.
 Some of the papers print such i'm. Oossible information regarding edible greens" that If followed the partaker would take his life in his hand, while he common plantain, mustard, narrow ock and common purslane all whole ome and very good, particularly I Vheh mixed and boiled with a bit of , alt pork for relish, are not mentioned. | 'lantaiD, horse radish and milk '