The Press., 1921-09-15
WELLINGTON.


 May we be permitted to thank Rev. Felix J. O'Neill in this way, for his beautiful poem appearing on editorial page of last weeks Press?
 Elizabeth Parker, who has passed most of her vacation very pleasantly at Hillside resumed her studies at the State college at Storrs on Monday. The other hot afternoon casual call CTS from a distance remarked Do you know that as you come up the hill over that last grade you strike vein of real, mountain air, we all no ticed it?"
 MT. Dean of Springfield, Mass, musician and composer of airs for songs, was a recent guest at Three Gables, and his violin and D. B. Gard ner flute were pleasant addition to the Kutlek club Wednesday evening. Allen w. Brown of West Hartford, New England manager of the Presbry Leland Monumental Co.,, was in town Saturday inspecting recently placed work, the Boulder on the Common being one of the pieces set up since his last visit. He was much impress ed y the excellence of the work of the grading and other improvements on 3he common, the work on the gutters cling still in progress.
 South WillingtOn. . Elmer Mathews has returned to work having recovered from diphthe- ria.
 Master Harry PospisOl fell off the piazza at his home last week and broke his arm.
 MT and Mrs. H. Costello and daugh- ter visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Service, the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Lewis of Taun- ton, Mass, were recent guests at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Louis Service.
 Regular stated communication of day evening at 7.3O o'clock in the new Masonic hall at Morrow.
 Angelo DeCiccO, who has been en- plOyed as a labOrer for the G. Hall Jr. Co.,, has given up his work and sailed for Italy last Wednesday.
 The Wilmington ball team defeated the Mansfield team last Saturday aft ernoon, by the score of 10 to 8. Mer win Royce pitching for the home team The many friends of MT. AdemeG will be sorry to learn of his recen accident. While getting off moving auto truck he lost his footing and wa violently thrown to the ground, break | ing his collar bone.
 There will be ball game next Sat urday afternoon between WillingtOl and Eagleville at the Gurley. Thi will be the banner game of the season and ought to draw a large crowd o roOters for the home team.
 There will be a meeting of the WO mems Christian Temperance UniO next Saturday afternoon at O'clOc at the home of the president. A larg attendance is desired as this is tn annual meeting.
 An important meeting of the execu tive committee of Holland County Sur day School association will be hel at the West Stafford Congregations church on Friday at p. m. All tn pastors and superintendents are il vited to attend. Supper will be ser0 ed.
 The funeral of the late Charles B dredge, son of MT. and Mrs. w. Eldredge, took place from his lat home at East Longmeadow, Mass, la! Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in tt EWillingtOn Hill cemetery, where tf masonic burial service was cOnducte by Past Master Stevens of Uriel lOdg of which the deceased was a membe
 The caucus of the republicans ws held in the hall on last Monday ever ing and the following nomination were made: Assessors for 4 years, Burdick, George P. Bugbee, for years, Louis c. Dimock; board of r. lief, H. R. Tucker, w. O. Eldredgt selectmen, w. H. Bracket, Wilbur Ruby; town clerk, George P. Bugbet town treasurer, Robert T. Jones agent town deposit fund, Carlos Gurley; auditor, Arthur L. Spicel tax collector, James Gallup Service constables, w. o. Eldredge, Charl' Woodwork; registrar of voters, V H. Hall; school committee, w. Hall, c. Pobuda A. l.. Spicer wa chairman and George P. Bugbee W. clerk.