The Press., 1921-11-03
WELLINGTON

delightful six weeks visiting relatives in different places, is again at her home.
 Mrs. HOuchens came on Saturday to the late Addison D. DimOck home farm to remain for a time with her mother, and also her sister, Mrs. JO- seph A. Dimock.
 Mrs. George Bugbee is away for a week of rest, visiting her daughter in New London and making her first visit to her son, Walter Bugbee, re- gently married and housekeeping in that city. .,
 Miss Jessie D. Bennett is now at the home of her sister, Mrs. James w. Mann, Pomfret Center, after her month with relatives and friends in Rhode Island. She passed the Paw tucket anniversary week in that city.
 On Saturday afternoon there was a charming Halloween party at the Sunday school rooms, the primary department having merry time play ing games in the warm sunshine on the church lawn. Refreshments were served by the young lady teachers. In the evening the Scouts masquerade was a very pretty picturesque affair, ending up happy day.
 On Halloween Monday evening came the last of the autumnal festivities that have we'll covered the week last past in different sections of the town. There was a large and very pretty party at Daleville. The boy scouts made merry in a quiet way marching about with Jack-O-lanterns, and Miss Mersereau's birthday was celebrated by small gathering at Hillside, with usual and reasonable accOmpani- ments.
 More fascinating than the first wild spring flowers are autumns surprises. Wild roses were brought last week to Mrs. Downs, teacher of the East Will lingtOn school, and Sunday afternoon, during a woodland stroll, Miss Mer- sereau and Robert, looking for par tridge vines and berries, found wild strawberries, blossoms, green and ripe fruit on the same plant. Fruit trees have put forth blossoms in many places. On the Hill the first freeze has just cut down the garden flowers that have been blooming luxuriantly during the whole of this very unusual ly beautiful season.
 l We are very proud and happy to receive the following for insertion in this column :-Whereas Sunday, Octo- Der 30, 1921, has been set aside as law enforcepent and observance Sunday in our country. Therefore be it resolv- ed that the Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the Federated church of Will Irregular business session, hereby give their hearty support of all laws pass. led by town, state or nation for the Reinforcement of law and order, and that each member pledges to help ouI lcountry maintain her reputation as g law abiding nation and country ot steady habits.
 F Harriett B. Smith, Pres. + Ellen M. Bridges, Sec'y.
 At the Parsonage on the Hill, Mon day afternoon at five o'clock, Miss Harriet Elizabeth Smith and James IGallup Service, both of South Willing ton were married, Rev. William V Allen officiating. Miss Hazel K Bracket was maid of honor, Ernest Smith, brother of the bride was best man. The bride wore suit of blue duvet de-laine, with an Oppossum collar and hat to match. She carried an arm bOQuet of bridal roses. The maid of honor carried an arm bOquet IOf pink roses. Congratulations and Ebest wishes attend this young couple who are favOrite, we'll known leaders in all that is best in the church and community life.
 | On Sunday, in conformity with off cial request and general pub lie sentiment, Pastor Aliens address was on law, and law enforcement, on the necessity of law, and of the Thou shall and the thou shall not of Scrip. lures. It was an interesting logical presentation of national conditions and the closing summary on the i'm ' dressed to the many children present was beautiful and effective. The solo as always, was listened to with al intense interest that could but carry it's effective long remembered mes. sage. That MT. Allen loves to sing is obvious. Next Sunday, he announced that he would have Gospel sermon There was a large congregation anC over 60 in, Bible school.
 South WillingtOn
 Mrs. Antonio Mature gave birth last week to a boy, weighing 1O% lbs.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Green of Greenfield Mass, were the weekend guests O MT. Greens parents.
 There will be a supper in SOcia hall on next Friday evening under tht auspices of the Y. P. s. c. E., followed by social time.
 Mrs. William McBee of Nortl Adams, Mass, gave birth to g. daugh ter last Friday morning. Both moth CT and daughter are doing well.
 Members of Climax chapter, U. D. Order Eastern Starr will attend thu meeting of the Rockville chapter mex Tuesday evening in Rockville. Al members are earnestly requested tC be present.
 William Ladr has marked off ground for the erection of a new buiidint which he expects to have completeG the coming year. It will be 30X3O fl and contain two stores, one. mea and groceries and the other as confectionery store.
 ! Miss Harriet Elizabeth Smith am James Gallup Service, both of Soul Wilmington, were united in marriag last Monday afternoon at five o,c1ocl at the Wilmington parsonage, Rev. W W. Allen officiating. Miss Haze Bracket was maid of honer MI ' T7Ss.. cN...s AL. AT... .