The Press., 1920-07-22
WELLINGTON.


 WELLINGTON.
 Currents and gooseberries are un-
 usually fine this season. l Another wet moon, but the hay is
 nearly all cured and all crops are
 coming forward rapidly.
 A very large skunk has been caught
 in the Hillside poultry yard. It possi-
 bly, gave himself up that the fox
 should not have credit for all the
 stolen chicks. | (From another correspondent). Miss Laura Archenbault of Holyoke
 Is visiting her friend Miss Anna Glea- | son for two weeks. There was ball game at the Bates
 farm, now owned by Fred Squires, | Sunday afternoon, between the Will lage Hill team and Westford. Village | Hill won, g to 8, in Il innings. The Bohemian. club at Daleville | gave dance Saturday night. During intermission boxes of food were auc- toned off, the name of the donor be- ing in each box. The man who bought a box had lunch with the woman who prepared it.
 Tuesday evening, July 13 the Alumni club met on the hill for the annual business meeting. The society is com posed of town graduates since 1914, when graduating exercises were first instituted as a regular feature. Miss Clara Hall was elected president for iror md time were enjoyed, the orchestra as- sisting with the music. Col. Halls truck brought load from South Will lington. Three cheers were given for Charles PObuda, who is in Dakota HOLLAND MT. and Mrs. Russell c. Greene of New York are passing the summer in the Meadowrest House, owned by Miss M. Helen Hicks of New York Mrs. Walter M. Taylor is spending some time at Mount Hermon- with her son, Theodore Taylor of the Mount HermOn school.
 Lester Clark has sold his place, known as the William Anderson place" to Frank Blankowski, who lived on the "Shippe place." SOMERS. Miss Leora M. Fenn of Hartford is visiting Miss Marguerite F. Bugbee Mrs. Louisa Burden has been enter taining her sister, Mrs, George Frisbie of Union
 Neil the little son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Pierson, who has been seriously i'll, is recovering
 Mrs. Arabel Orcutt and daughter, Mrs. c. H. Meyers, are spending the week at Fishers Island Miss E. Louise Patten and Miss Mary R. Lawley are spending three l weeks in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Emma Lee Bartlett of Los Angeles, Cal, is spending a month | with her mother, Mrs. Ann Lee. Mrs. Myrtle Davis has as guests her son and family, MT and Mrs. Spencer Davis and Spencer, Jr, of Philadel- phia. It has been decided to hold the ! annual picnic of the Congregational 1 Sunday school at Crystal Lake next Thursday.
 A. Vail Smith, Jr., Arthur K. Prior, Carroll P. Moore, Frederick Ahigren and Wesley Kibbe left Monday for Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter B. Whitlock are in Warwick, N. Y., where they | were called by the serious illness of Dr. E. F. Petts.
 Frederick Ahigren and little niece l Arlene Pierson, have motored to RiV- erton where they will spend several days with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Bronson and 1 family and Miss Nellie Tracy of Wa | terbury spent Sunday with MT. and | Mrs. R. s. Bugbee.
 Mrs. E. B. Niles, who is spending | the summer with her parents. MT. and Mrs. E. P. Russell, has been Tn New York for few days this week. MT. and Mrs. Willard Prior and Miss Anna Mcfarland of Worcester | are visiting in the home of MT. Prior s | parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Prior. 1 Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Thayer are wis
 iting Mr. and Mrs. A. Vail Smith. MT.
 Thayer will preach again in the Con- gregational church Sunday afternoon l at o'clock 1 Homer Kibbe was arrested and
 brought before Justice of the Peace
 Herbert E. Thatcher Monday evening
 in the town hall for breach of the
 peace. He was fined $1O and costs | Instead of the regular hours for service Sunday, Sunday school was
 held at 1245 and preaching service
 at o'clock. Because of the illness
 of the pastor, Rev. J. s. Curtis, Rev
 Earl H. Thayer of Springfield pre- | sided.
 l Miss Isabel P. Bugbee has returned
 from East Northfield, Mass, where
 she accompanied her uncle, Willard
 c. Fuller, of Springfield, to spend the
 weekend at the summer home of MT
 and Mrs. H. K. Brainard, where Mrs
 Fuller. and little daughter, Barbara
 are spending several weeks.