The Press., 1919-09-04
WELLINGTON

| MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Cobb left
 on Monday for trip to Maine. l Charlie Carpenter, little son of E. c. l Carpenter, is in Hartford hospital for l throat and nose treatment. l Miss Ruth Kinney, who has been a summer guest at Green Crest, has re-
 turned to her home in Norwood, Mass. Miss Jessie Dean Bennett has re- 1 turned home from her case in Abing- l ton and is at her home at Dr. Con- verses.
 Mrs. Frank Cosgrove of New York 1 is still at the Johnson hospital mak- | ing a good recovery from her recent operation.
 Mrs. Carrie Hemmeler and children, ! Frederick and Frances, left Wednes-. day for visit to relatives in the Do
 minion, going by boat from Boston to St. Johns, N. B.
 The Lords supper will be observed next Sunday, the 7th, at the close of the preaching service, the Wednesday evening meeting having been pre- paratory lecture.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Converse were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of the borough ill an auto trip to War ren, Mass, for the Welcome Home" and business mems clambake on Labor day.
 It was pleasant to receive call from William Bachelder of Boston, who has been recuperating at the old home in Stafford. Many pleasant memories of his parents were revived and of the boyhood of himself and brother, Dr. F. P.
 Mrs. Estelle J. Pratt returned by automobile to Boston with the last of the house party who remained at Pleasant View for a week after the wedding. She called in Worcester and has visited Revere Beach, Nan tasket and Nahant. The Scouts will meet Friday even ing this week. They will miss Don aid Reed, who has returned to New Haven, being now fitted to commence high school, but not old enough to enter at Storrs, as he has an ambition to do, being fond of farming as we wish more boys were. There is much interest expressed | regarding the old boulder that was l conspicuous on the hilltop and was buried when the old Congregational ! church was torn down. How many have an unconfused memory of the big rock that has reminded number 1 less people of The shadow of a great ! rock in weary land?" This tele- l phone number is 452, ring 4. Mrs. Amelia Johnson Wilcox, Mrs ] Frances J. Cushman, daughters of the late Ira Johnson, their grand-niece, Mrs. Warner, of New York, and hus- band, and cousin, descendent of the Albro family Cher father having been born on the Albro farm, the Nell Towne" place), called on Mrs. Pres ton on Friday and visited the church of their ancestors and of the youth of the two older ladies. Mrs G. V. Smith of Green Crest gave a delightful party Friday even- ing to the young girls of her Sunday school class and the boys of the school of about the same age, in honor of Miss Florence Dorward of New York, a guest at Three Gables. Those present were Misses Florence Dor ward, Rose Parazek, Helen Fliegel, Beatrice Lipps, Mildred Mirtl, Ruth Kinney, Pauline Chalker, Marie Hak, Lillian Kleecak, Joseph Mirtl, Wilbert Wood, Donald Reed, Wayne Morse, Fred Lipps Games were played and refreshments served. South Wilmington There will be dance at Town Hall in Holland, Friday evening, Sept. 5th, given by the Liberty Club Music by the Tempo orchestra. Admission: Cents, 50 cents; Ladies free. Alfred House has gone to live with his niece on Village Hill Mrs. Jennie Charvat and son, Wm., have removed to New York. Stated communication of Uriel lodge next Saturday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
 Chas. and Eddie Pobuda of New York were home for a short visit the past week.
 Mrs. Helen Wood of Lynn, Mass, was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Mathews.
 Mrs. Bart and son of Whitestone, L. l., have been visiting at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. Davidek.
 There will be republican town
 caucus in the hall next week Friday
 at 2 o'clock for the nomination of town officers.
 Mrs. David Anderson of Norwich
 and Mrs. Kinsman of Stafford Springs
 were recent visitors at the home of
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Bracket.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. A. Finn and Miss
 Annette Kappas of New York are spending a few weeks at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Nedwied. Miss Isabelle Service returned home
 last week from New York after three-weeks' vacation. She was ac-
 companied home by her brother, Louis Service.
 Through an error last week in this
 column in regards to the bearers at
 the funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Han
 sen, the name of William Parizek
 should have been used in place of
 William Nichols.
 Miss Bertha Cannon, a former
 teacher of the grammar grade of the local school, has been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Mathews.
 Miss Cannon will leave soon for Rich mond, Va, where she will become a member of the faculty of Hartshorn Memorial Baptist college, as a teacher of Latin.