The Press., 1920-07-22
WELLINGTON.

Mrs. Joslyn is finding many appre ciative customers for her new and easy riding seven passenger closed car.
 Mrs. Louis Snediker of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived on Friday at Hillside, where she will be guest through the summer
 For many months, including the whole of the strenOus winter, the tel ephones held their own so well that now, while they are so unsatisfactory, one forbears to complain. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Smith are enter taining at Green crest, his mother from Pennsylvania. On Sunday his sister and family, MT. and Mrs. Alcorn, of New Haven, mOtored up for the day.
 Mrs. Dodge is at BelcrOft. Mrs. Car tier, former resident, is at the Ryder house. a guest of her friend, Miss Church. She was brought by her son, Frank Cartier, in his car, from their home near Boston, where they have lived since her husbands death. Rev. MT. Bacheler and family are | now pleasantly installed in the house of friend at Madison, his former pas l torate. They expect to return to the parsonage here before Sunday, August | 1st. Mrs. Preston has his address ! and telephone call should he be need l ed in his field here. On Saturday Howard -Bligh of Hill l side Poultry Farm found two freshly | killed white leghorn bullets buried in l their yard, and at night surrounded l the spot with traps, and as his reward ! he found in the morning the hand somest bright, alert grey fox caught | by both her graceful legs. But hand some is as handsome does is we'll l proven by the fact that MT. Bligh has l missed 126 of these blooded bullets | within a short time, all readily sale l able at $3 per-"One of the outs of ! the poultry business," says this hard 1 working and ambitious young expert. Rev. E. E. Bates of Hartford, pastor l at-large, preached most acceptably on ! Sunday from Mark 6-36, applying the | feeding of the multitude to the oppor- | tunity of Christ's followers under ! present conditions. He said that in | going about the state he often spoke in country places where there was not such splendid congregation as he ! saw before him; a we'll deserved com mendation and yet, melancholy to re-
 late, it did not adequately represent
 our community of fine people. Next Sunday the pulpit will be supplied by Rev. F. B. Sloath the vice-president ! for this state of the Baptist General 1 Board of Promotion. l East WillingtOn.
 Harold Oswald of New York is ! spending the summer vacation at MT | and Mrs. Secrar's
 Miss Emma Lowry gave birthday
 party on Sunday to her nearby friends
 who enjoyed the afternoon, although
 it was rainy.
 Miss Emma Lowry who attended business school in New York City and finished the course of private sec
 retary has returned to her parents.
 South WillingtOn.
 Miss Hazel Anderson and Mrs. Lula
 Wilson, both of Norwich, were recent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket.
 George c. Westerfield of New Bruns- | wick, N. J., a former resident of this town, is visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins. l /. ASHFORD WestfOrd Hill.
 Miss Lillian Amidon is visiting rel
 atives in Thompson
 J. w. Armitage has finished having
 on the home place.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hutchinson of
 Bristol were recent guests at B. L. ! Whites
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Dugan of l.. l.. and Mrs. George Lipps and daughter
 Eunice, of West Hartford, have been | Sfn at q IT Cp,ith'c