The Press., 1921-04-28
WELLINGTON,

There will be a dance at the BOhe- milan hall in Daleville Saturday even ing. Music by Klecak's Sunshine or chestra.
 Mrs. Estelle J. Pratt has been called to a<cousin in Providence, who is i'll, so her house at West Wilmington will. not be opened as was expected.
 Mrs. Mary Stiles Clark has sold her corner house at the Glass Factory village to Ralph Parasek. Mrs. Clark Is with her daughter, Mabel, Mrs. Rob- ert Hull, at Norwich.
 Raymond Bligh of Boston, one of Allen & Halls interior decorators, older brother of Howard Bligh, is busy at Hillside making the rooms ready for summer guests. The ways of the mails have been past finding out. The Courant of March 28, reaching here April 18th was an example. With the change in the trains, worse service is ineVit ably in store.
 Next Sunday Rev. w. T. Thayer of Hartford, the state director of relig- ious education, will be the officiating clergyman. It is a priviledge to hear these able and prominent leaders in the forward movements of the Lords work.
 Mrs. Preston was suddenly stricken the afternoon of the 21st, with acute gastritis. She is much better but Dr. Converse is still in attendance and Miss Bennett still with her. All her kind friends and neighbOrs are solicit Ous as usual.
 On Saturday eight active and alert koy Scouts, under the direction of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. Brown, Ipicked up and raked up the parsonage lawn and door yard. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Mersereau served buns, cake and IhOt cocoa to the workers.
 The large red barn so long at the
 Baptist parsonage, is now in evidence lat Lincoln Whites home place as a
 shapely barn-garage. The barn was
 taken down by MT. Reed and Donald
 The strong heavy timbers were hauled
 the short distance to MT. Whites by
 Clinton Eldredge's team horses, anC
 the barn was rebuilt by Lewis Morse
 and his helper, Allan Bennett.
 South Wilmington
 Special communication of Uric
 lodge next Saturday evening at 7.3( o'clock. Work on the F. c. degree. Mrs. Clark Burnham of East Hamp } ton visited last Sunday at the home O her parents, MT. and Mrs. ThOmaI } Denman. Fred Service and family have moved
 in to the tenement formerly occupied
 by Harry Hopkins, who has removed to Eagleville.
 William Ladr has purchased tn : Morrison place, and after a~few mino i changes will open up a meat and gro lcery business.
 7 MT. and Mrs. Frank Holup and chil
 dren, Sophie and William, of Manches . ter, were the weekend guests of MI = and Mrs. William Ladr. a Miss Bessie Buker, who was con d fined to the house last week with = throat trouble, was able to resume he . duties as school teacher last Monday. :. At Social hall on Friday evening
 there will be a supper at o'clocl > followed by an address by the Rev. , :. w. Palmer of Hartford, and an enter ? tainment.
 Z Mrs. Sarah Mathews appreciate [ the many acts of kindness of he 5. friends who remembered her on he : 18th birthday with pleasant calls, gift q and cards:
 d Cornell Green of Holland and Mis- g Mary A. Capewen of Providence, R. s were united in marriage by the Re- r Theodore Bacheler at his parsonage n Providence last Friday. y The recent arrivals from Italy t ! come to this town are Salvatore Cris : pino and his sister, Miss Mary Crisp Q no. who are residing at the home C e their sister, Mrs. Frank Papas. Rel s faelo Arcerio, also recent arrival, 1 living at the home of his brother, All
 tonio Arcsgio.