The Press., 1921-06-23
WELLINGTON,

Mrs. Gilman LOugee and baby, Louie, are with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Bugbee.
 On Sunday afternoon Rev. MT Allen preached and sang with great accept ance to about the average cOngrega- tiOn.
 There will be a dance at the BOhe- milan hall in Daleville Saturday night Music by Klecak's orchestra of Staff fOrdville.
 Even a weekly correspondent likes to be accurate and "hear-say" may not always be dependable, because one may hear almost anything.
 Leon Woodworth has bargained his "SunnySide" to a party, who, if the sale goes through, is contemplating many improvements, it is said.
 It is safe to say that every neighbor will be sorry to have MT. Woodwork, C|Mr. Leon" as he is affectionately called), move away from the Hill.
 Miss Palmer is expecting that her sister, Mrs. Hutching, will very soon arrive at Rest Cottage for her usual summer sojOurn. Pleasant news in which all the neighbOrs are interested.
 Miss Cunning, after the exercises of graduation day in the schools here went to Vermont to visit her brother and family and to attend the com mencement of Burlington University, her niece, Miss Esther Cunning being among the graduates.
 Work on the Hill had to give way to having on Tuesday. There is June grass that should be cut at other places beside Maple corner. If hay is light as observers say, all the more reason for saving what there is as it is sure to be needed.
 John BOttomly, who has made his home at MT. Poutrey's for several years, has bought back his former home, the William Snow place, the nose picturesquely located dwelling in this locality. He is there for the summer at least and with his garden and fowls is happy and content.
 The passing on of the venerable and highly esteemed Dr. Cyrus B. Newton to his well earned reward for faithful service brings grateful memories of kindly messages from this gentleman and kinsman appreciative of work we was trying to do in our own small way that only busy man with cOmpre- hensive mind and understanding heart would have noticed. He has been missed and will be missed by very many. Sympathy.
 Miss Phila Williams of the borough is having placed handsome and ex- pensive white marble monument on the Williams family plot in the old cemetery to the memory of her brother, Charles P. Williams, and others of the family, and is to place in the treasury of the association $500, for permanent care. Miss Will Hams called to see Mrs. Preston, who is the only one left of the old resi- dents and of the name and family she so we'll remembers in her youth at Wilmington Hollow.
 On Wednesday the 18th, at what is known to the older residents as the Slingsby farm, now the home of the Hincier family, there was pleasingly celebrated a happy June wedding, the daughter, Marie Hincier, being given in marriage by her father, Joseph Hincier, to Michael Farrer, whose 26th birthday was thus joyfully com memOrated. The bridemaid was Miss Mary Zusick, the best man Charles Farrer, and the flower girl, Miss Anne Farrer The officiating clergyman was Rev. l.. Rees of the Congregation al church, Stafford Springs. A most elaborate and bOuntiful supper fol- lowed the late afternoon ceremony The young couple left in the early evening by the boat train After which the young people went to Farrar farm, 1 just across the field, where the newly Weds are to commence life together, for a reception of goodwill. The ser vices of Mrs. Clara Joslin, with her closed car was in requisitiOn for the entire day.
 South Wilmington.
 Miss Alma Keech of DanielsOn was the weekend guest of Miss Harriett Smith
 Albert Richardson of Mystic has teen visiting with relatives for few days this past week.
 Mrs. William Tomasek and son left last Saturday for trip to New York to te gone about ten days.
 There will be a ball game here Sat. urday afternoon between the Get-To- Gether club and the 1st Stafford bal team.
 The first business meeting of Cli.
 max chapter, U. D., will be held al
 Masonic hall next Saturday evening
 at 7.3O o'clock. All charter members
 are earnestly requested to be present
 The fourth of July committee of tht
 Get-TO-Gether club are planning on {
 big time this year. They will meet or
 Monday night in the club room. Al
 members are earnestly requested to bt
 present.
 Rev. MT. Allen of New Jersey, whC
 preached here last Sunday as a can
 didate made a very favorable impres
 sion upon those who were present a
 the service, preaching a very instruc
 tive sermon and also rendering a yer. beautiful solo. Rev. MT. Allen is alst
 a very good vocalist.
 The wedding of Miss Mary RybeC daughter of MT. and Mrs. LOrance Ky bee, of Mansfield Four Corners an, Robert Pobuda, of Hartford, son O MT. and Mrs. Charles Pobuda of thi town, took place last week Wednesda at the home of the brides parents : The ceremony was performed by Re7 Leonard Smith of Spring Hill. Tn attendants were John Rybec, brothe of the bride, and Miss Agnes Pobuds sister of the bridegroom. A receptio and wedding dinner followed, whic = was attended by about fifty guests Following a short honey moon MT. an g Mrs. PObuda will live in Hartfort where the bridegroom is employed b l the Hartford EIectrOtype Go. ELLINGTON. Crystal Lake.