The Press., 1918-08-15
WELLINGTON South WillingtOn

in the bleach house.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket were visitors for a few days the past week at Northfield summer Sunday school, visiting the conference now going on there.
 Corp. Danny Johnson, who was re- gently reported killed while in action over in France, was well known in this town, having been assigned here to do guard duty on the bridges of the c. ", R. R: at the beginning of the U. s. entering into the war.
 Rufus Worden has given up his meat business and has accepted pO- sition with the United States shipping oard emergency fleet at Mobile, Ala. The work is being done under the supervision of the Fred T.. Ley Con struction Go. MT Worden left last Tuesday morning for his new pc sitiOn.
 There will be no preaching at Me morial church next Sunday. The
 
 school will te held as usual at 10 o'clock. In the evening there will be a song and praise service at 7.3O, under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor society. There will be preaching on the Hill at 3O'clock 3 for those who desire to attend.
 The, Keenaws- baseball team of South. Wilmington, composed of the following players, defeated a team from Stafford Springs last Saturday. Score, 4 to 3. Keenaws-H. Safra- nek, C; M. Royce, p; F. Service, 1b; Longee, .2b; Bartek, .3b; R. Ladr, ss; Bugbee,. If; Cahoon, of; Farr, cf; LiskoYic, If i; Altenberg, 3b. Stafford Springs-A. Gilman, C.: c. Woods, 2b; w Argenta, ss; Panciera, 1b;- B. Greene, '3b; H.: Woods, If; Scussell, Of; *Daigle, p; Stark, If. The teams will meet again here next Saturday afternoon when a hot game can be expected.
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 Albert Poister is cutting very hand some field of oats. .,a ~.':
 Wilbert Ruby has just finished thrash ing his large crop of oats.
 :. w. F. Squier made a business trip to Hartford one day last week.
 Gardens are looking fine after the rains of the two weeks past.
 Mr.. Lackovich and daughter, Anna, spent Thursday in Hartford.
 W. c. Ruby has commenced cutting logs on the Samuel Bartlett lot
 Mrs. Ethel Hughes, after few days spent in Monson, has returned to her home here.
 lawrence Nemith recently purchased an Overland car of Louis Helm of .Staf- ford Springs. :>s
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 Mrs. Hodges of Springfield is guest at '.the Steele house." >..
 LuCian aRirdseye of Glen Ridge is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Henry Birds eye. :" :; .' :-..
 Mrs. Rose E. Clark of Vernon Centre is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis .B. Price. -.
 Mr. and Mrs. Vienot of New York are the guests of Mrs. Vienot's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Shalnac. Oscar A.. Leonard and Rufus J. Leon ard sent two Dutch ~belted calves to Covert, Mich. last week. -
 There will be no service in the Metho- dist church for the next three Sundays, as the pastor is on his vacation. Y {. Lieutenant and Mrs. George Webb and Miss Edith l.. Hunter of Hartford have been recent guests of Miss Mary k. Leonard. ...
 MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Newcomb and the Misses Lllla and Phyllis Newcomb have returned from their visit in Hart ford and Mapping.
 Mrs. Ethel Luhrsen Morganson has re- ceived word from her husband, Arthur Morganson, that he is pleasantly located at the University of Maine. The picnic of the Sunday school of the Lee Methodist church will be held Thurs day at Halls Grove, South Wilmington. There will be athletic sports, a lunch and ice cream to be served.
 Miss Mary Bowers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Bowers, has taken a government position in Washington, ID. c. She has worked for 8 number of years at The Travellers Insurance Co, ln Hartford,
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