The Press., 1920-10-07
East Wilmington.

The Wilmington Pearl Button mil
 was closed for two weeks.
 Many telephone lines were put out
 of order by the severe storm.
 Misses Emma Lowry, Mary Sladel
 and Rose Seckar visited the Hollow
 school last Wednesday.
 M Zaicek was hurt quite badly las,
 week while hauling logs in his woods
 He is now able to be out, although he cannot do much work.
 Mr. Mohos of Ashford, who has been
 working for G. Lowry, went to New
 York with his wife They will leave
 on a steamer for Europe where their
 relations are anxiously waiting for 1 them.
 South Wilmington.
 1 Special communication of Uriel 1 lodge, A. F. and A. M., next Saturday
 night at 7.30. E. A. degree 1 Mrs. B. Knapp and son, Francis of
 Elizabeth New Jersey are visiting at
 the home of her parents MT. and Mrs Marks. l Herbert Lillibridge is quite serious | ly ill at his home, having contracted
 a severe cold which has developed in- | to pneumonia.
 Rev. MT. and Mrs. George Richard 1 son of Cape Cod, Mass, visited at the l home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Church | this past week.
 At the senatorial convention held
 in Rockville last Tuesday, Col w. H. Hall was unanimously nominated as a candidate for senator for the 35th district.
 Mrs. Mary Altenburger returned home, from the Johnson Memorial hospital at Stafford Springs last week, and is quite improved in health after an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Arthur Spicer was operated on for appendicitis at the Day Kim bal hospital at Putnam last week Mrs. Spicer at this writing was rest ing as comfortably as could be expect ed.
 The republicans of the town of Will l iington are requested to meet in eau cue at the hall in South Wilmington on l Monday at 8 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of nominating two repre- | sentatives and three justices of peace. The probate convention was held at the town clerks office at West Will |
 chairman, and A. E. Clough clerk. | George P. Bugbee, was nominated l candidate flor Probate judge in place of Judge Agard, resigned. The com | mittee elected for the ensuing two years was James Service, Jr., Byron L. l Metcalf,
 At the Eastern Exposition held at | Springfield the following cattle owned | by w. H. Hall were among the prize l winners: In the yearling bull class
 the first prize went to K. K. F. V
 Ormsby 274194. Storrs King Korn l dyke Payne, 305015, won End priz,
 and Fannie Veeman King, 313665 wor
 9th prize in the senior bull class. II
 the junior bull calf class, Braesidt Amarillo King 313664 took the blu, ribbon. Lillie De KolPietertje, sec
 ond, 191499, won third in the ageC l COW class. She won, first last year
 and made fine showing this year bu was handicapped by being too nearly l dry to show at her best. K. s. P. w | Manorbeets 5100S3 took second in the senior yearling heifer class. K. K. F. W. Agness took 4th prize. In the | junior yearling heifer class K. K F. V. Helen 5100S8 took the blue ribbon l Tn the junior heifer class K. K. F. ". Inka, 593620, took first prize. Col ! Hall took 1st prize for best young | herd, 1st prize for best calf herd and 1st and 3rd prizes for best get of | sire and 1st for produce of COW. The | Holstein classes were so large and the quality so high, that it meant lot | even to get placed, as there was large | numbers of very fine animals that | were not placed at all. Col Halls I showed against 120 heads of other | cattle and were the largest money | winners at the Springfield exposition At the Hartford fair Charter Oak park Col. Halls cattle won 19 first prizes
 second prizes, 4 champion, 2 Grand l champion and 1 premium champion.