The Press., 1919-07-10
WELLINGTON

Make your dollars do their most at the semi-annual clearance sale at J. Wasserman's.
 The three children of Ernest Wilson are i'll with measles, having escaped previous epidemics.
 Mrs. Sleight is at Belcroft for the summer. Mrs. Dodge is with her and will remain for visit and rest George Wraight is driving a new business auto, a valuable and useful acquisition to his farm equipment. Charles A. Robbins of Middletown is recuperating from tonsilitis at the home of his brother, B. G. Robbins. Mrs. Ada A. Wilbur of Lime Rock R. l., and Allen Bennett of Woodstock have been recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. Converse.
 Rev. MT. Bacheler and family are at his former parish in Madison by invi- tation for the week, expecting to re- turn on Saturday.
 There was a musical at Konjockety Tuesday evening, the hospitable home being filled with guests from New Haven and from Colorado. Mrs. Estelle. J. Pratt entertained over the holiday and weekend her nieces, Misses Mabel and Helen Graves of Boston. Miss Alice w. Pratt is at home for the remainder of the month Andrew Budna passed Sunday with MT. and Mrs. G. V. Smith. He is on ! furlough and will not be discharged from service until his wound is healed. He has been visiting his comrade, John Mirtl.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Converse an nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Lillian, on Saturday, July 9th, to Norris A. Hayes of Harmony, N. C., stationed on the transport Santa Ce-
 celia. Congratulations.
 l For the remainder of the month
 Rev. MT. Bacheler will be on his va.
 cation. The Wednesday evening
 meetings will be omitted, but the pull.
 pit will be supplied at the usual houl
 each Sunday. Bible school at
 o'clock, preaching service at o'clock l Clarence Eldredge, wife and son
 Claude, passed the holiday and week
 end in Hanover with Mrs. Eldredge'.
 parents. They drove down in theil
 handsome turnout, but having an op Iportunity to sell it to advantage, dit so, returning by automobile on Mon
 day.
 l Elizabeth Edna Parker and Masor
 Hubbard Parker were received into
 the membership of the Baptist churcl
 Sunday afternoon. The Lords supper
 was observed, the services all being oi
 great interest. There was large at tendance.
 l Dewitt Crane, superintendent and
 head of the purchasing department oi
 the navy yard at Newport News, Va.
 and Mrs. Crane arrived at Hillside Saturday evening. Mrs. Crane is the
 only sister of Miss Ricketts. They
 came from Baltimore in their Nash
 touring car, and when they struck the
 state road at Rockville MT. Crane said
 after few miles of it, This is the
 best piece of road we have found
 since we left Virginia"
 l The Hilltop club met with Miss
 Jennie Church Wednesday afternoon
 and spent pleasant time on her spa cious veranda. Refreshments were | served consisting of sandwiches, cake cheese balls, marguerites and lemon ade. Miss Jennie Church entertained Sunday her brother, Howard Church Mrs. Earl Church and Mrs. Remming- ton of Hartford and Miss Leila Church of Rockville. MT. Church drove the party in his new Peerless car which was presented to him by the Fred T
 Ley Go. of Springfield for which he has been purchasing agent for several years, and for the past year manager of a contract in Maryland. He went to New York Sunday night, enroute to Philadelphia, where he will open a
 branch office for the Fred T. Ley Co.