The Press., 1920-11-04

l SOAo6C 1oSI Wcch WeuueSudy cNculuE Samuel Hay Dickinson of Amherst Mass, was the groom, and Miss Kath crime A. Bradway, daughter of MT. an ! Mrs. Charles P. Bradway, was tn bride. Rev. w. o. Berckman officiated The bridal party left shortly after fo l honeymoon trip.
 Stafford. Mrs. Fred Jones of Pittsfisld Mass | has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Per ley Wilkins.
 The regular meeting of the Del phian society will be held at the hom, of Mrs. H. F. Cady next Monday even ing
 There will be a whist party ant dance in the Grange hall, Frida, evening, Nov. 12. Admission 25 cents Miss Julia Park Loughheed, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. William B. Lough heed, and Wilfred Agard Eaton, sor of MT. and Mrs. Burt T. Eaton, will be married by the Rev. Dr. c. H. Puffe1 this Thursday afternoon at D. m. at the home of the brides parents Her only attendant will be Miss Mar. ion T. Dean of Glastonbury. The best man will be William Lough- heed, brother of the bride. Miss Flor ence Walbridge of Old Mystic will play the wedding march. The bride will wear white georgette and bridal veil caught with orange blossoms and carry shower bouquet of white roses. Her maid of honor will wear pink organdie and carry pink roses. Evergreens and chrysanthemums will be used for decorations. The groom's s present to the bride is a gold wrist watch and to his best man a fountain pen. The brides gift to the groom is gold watch chain and to her maid of honor gold bar pin and to her pianist a gold brooch. Miss Lough- heed has been in the employ of the c. H. Moore Co.,, as bOokkeeper for the past four years. MT. Eaton served overseas with the 107th ammunition train 32nd div. He is now employed by the Templar Motor Co.,, of Cleve- land, Ohio. After a short automobile trip MT. and Mrs. Eaton will leave for the West, stopping at Niagara Falls, New York. They will be at home in Cleveland after Dec. 1st.
 Staffordville.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Phil lip Hery last Monday night.
 Mrs. Willis Belcher is spending few days with her daughters in Hartford.
 Mrs. Frank Belcher and two sons wer' the guests of relatives in South Coventr. on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bosworth ant family of East Wilmington visited loca relatives last Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Tallman of Hart ford were the guests of her parents, NIT and Mrs. John Rishton. over Sunday.
 Norman BeIcher, son of MT. and Mrs Willis Relcher, was taken to the llartfOrt hospital on Tuesday for an operation fo adenoids and tonsils.
 Beginning next Sunday morning thei will be union services held in the MethO dist church for the next six months o both the Congregational and Methods churches.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve thei usual supper in the Congregational yes try this Thursday evening. llostesses Mrs. James Swift, Mrs. Herbert Boswortl and Mrs. Frank Belcher.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy moved Wednesday to their new home, 20o Wil braham Road, Springfield, Mass. The. have been residents of this pace fo many years and will be greatly missed.
 WELLINGTON.
 Misses Cunning and Palmer came from New York to vote, and will be at home for week.
 Mrs. Emily Baker Gardner, widow of Rev. Austin Gardner, was the oldest woman to vote in town, 88 and won derfully we'll preserved.
 To Mrs. Annie A. Preston was ascribed the honor of casting the first wom.an's vote in Wilmington, straight republican of course. A courtesy much appreciated. K
 Congratulations to Col. William Henry Hall for his brilliant thought o1 placing Lake in nomination for Gov ernOr as we'll as for his own election to the state senate.
 There were 290 votes cast here, E7( being republican. Many if not mos partook of the bountiful dinner served at the conference room where tht women worked cheerfully and har moniously, and as always found the occasion a stimulous to fine com munity spirit.
 It was Willington's greatest day Additionally there have been man! great days on the Hill from Regiment al trainings; church raisings; fiat raisings;, j, Memorial days, Independ ence days, but Nov. End 1920 will g( down in history as grand record ant testimony of progress.
 Mrs. w. H. Hall drove her fint closed car all day carrying voters ant every woman on the list had way provided to vote. Miss Halls limous inc, with George Reynolds as usual Col. Halls Pierce Arrow, with Gard ner Hall as driver, MT. Jones cars the Company truck, with one of thu Sofraneks, and Mrs. Joslyn's car were all in evidence for the entire day and great number of other cars a: we'll It would be interesting to know how many cars are owned in town
 UNION.
 William P. Marcy has returned tt Hartford for the winter.
 Major John Buckley of Hartford was home for the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hart ford spent the weekend at the Marcy homestead.
 Iosenh Rughee and his son anl