The Press., 1919-10-30

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bliss, Mrs. Ed gar Swift and MT. Allen of Long meadow, Mass, were the guests of
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Belcher last Sat- urday. N
 Miss Mary Gibson, George Gibson and Mrs. Martha Goodwill accom- panied Mrs. c. Goodwill to Springfield last Thursday in Miss Gibson's auto.
 Miss Bessie Goodwill, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. M. Good ell, for several weeks, returned to her home in Dorchester, Mass, last Thurs day | Mrs. J. M. Von Deck and two daugh- ters, Aleta and Edith, have been vis- iting a week with her~daughters, Mrs Albert Skinner and Mrs. H. L. Lee, in | Bolton.
 | Mrs. Emma Whitaker, who has been | with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Bas- sette, and family in Springfield, Mass, for week, returned to her home here on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Wood are located in Mount Vernon, N Y. MT. Wood has accepted a government .po- sition. Mrs Wood will be remembered here as Miss Gladys B. Phelps.
 The friends of Miss M. Esther Hedges of Wollaston, Mass, a former local teacher here, will be interested to know that she has recovered from her illness and has accepted a posi- ton at the Choates-Burnham school in Boston. Mr and Mrs. Estin Belcher, MT. and Mrs. Willis Belcher, MT. and Mrs. Frank Belcher and son, George, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Everett Ryder and Mrs Louis Allard attended the funeral of Mrs. John Marsh at the Baptist church in Wales at 1 o'clock on Mon day.
 A union service will be held in the Methodist church for the next six months, beginning next Sunday. The pastors subject for next Sunday morn ing will be With what God put in mans trust" The Epworth League topic for Sunday evening will be Our relation toward others; toward neigh bors and friends" Leader, Mrs. James Swift.
 WELLINGTON
 Clinton Eldredge has bought the farm of B. G. Robbins at the west end of the Hilltop hamlet.
 The Ladies' Aid met with the secre- tary. Miss Palmer, at Rest Cottage on Wednesday, for work and a social time that all enjoyed. Refreshments were served. This was one of the birthday socials that the society has been observing each month for a year or more.
 On Tuesday evening a most inter- asting talk was given at the Center school by our school nurse, Miss Os- mund About forty people were pres ent. There was vocal, instrumental and Victrola music and a general good time, which we hope may be repeated, not only in this district but in every school-house in Wilmington in the course of the coming winter. West WillingtOn MT and Mrs. Wm. J. Bowler, ac companied by Mrs. H. M. Hansen, as chauffeuse, enjoyed a motor trip last week through the Berkshires and the picturesque mountains of New Hamp shire and Vermont. On their return home they stopped at Dorchester, N. H., where the formers son is em- ployed
 There will be social entertain ment, consisting of various sketches and dialogues, given by the pupils of the River school Saturday evening at the chapel at o'clock sharp. The program will be followed by penny Halloween pleasures and the sale of cake, doughnuts and hot coffee. Ad- mission: Adults, 20 cents; children, 10 cents. The proceeds will go to help the children accumulate a Vic- trola fund.
 South Willington
 Miss Hazel Anderson and Miss Will son of Norwich were the weekend H. Bracket.
 Regular communication of Uriel lodge at Masonic hall, Morrow, on Sat urday evening at 7.30 o'clock. The M. M. degree will be worked.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards returned home last Saturday evening after a pleasant vacation, visiting their for mer home in Lowell Mass, and also about eleven days.
 The welcome home to the soldier boys of Willington, given by the Get Together club was held last Friday in Social hall and was counted as one of the best times eyer held here. Under the leadership of A. B. Waite of Rock vile a very interesting minstrel first part was given. In it were many prominent people of Rockville. The Marley's, father and son, showed their skill as leaders in clog dancing, pro-
 ducing some wonderful steps in fancy dancing. MT. Duncan of New York gave a very good entertainment in
 yentrilouuiSm The dinner was ir icharge of the social committee of the Y. P. s. c. E., and the committee de. serve great credit for the way ir
 which they catered to the large at tendance.