The Press., 1922-10-26
WELLINGTON

Mrs. Brown and Miss Palmer went to New York on Saturday, Will Downs taking them to Willimantic in his car, thus saving a tiresOme wait
 Ralph JOslyn is driving for Walter Gahan, who is gladly welcomed back as superintendent of the state road work by roth officials and workers.
 G. B. Robbins and Mrs. Robbins, ac- companied MT. and Mrs. Mondor and daughter of Willimantic to dine with friends in Westford on Sunday after noon,
 After touch of autumn weather. that the south wind has dispelled, the WltchIng October days have returned. It IS pleasant to recall that we have the Indian summer in store.
 We are pleased to receive from chaiAnan of Town Committee Arthur Spicer, U. s. Senator George P, Me Leans picture and platform: Con nectlcut First, and Fair Deal for All. ,"
 The many friends of Miss Jessie Dean Bennett will be glad to know that she is comfortable as can be ex pected, after the serious operation of Frlday at the Johnson hospital for ap- pendicitis and complications.
 MP. Snyder came from New York bv boat Friday night, returning Sunday afternoon, Howard Bligh taking him to Hartford for a convenient train. It is marvellous in how many ways the automobile helps out in every day details.
 Another favor from South Willing ton is the announcement of the mar rage on Saturday evening of the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F McFarIane, Dorothy Louise, to Gordon A. Charter of Stafford Springs, Con gratulatiOns,
 Judge c, P. Bugbee and Mrs. Bug- bee, after attending morning service at the home church on Sunday. were dinner guests of MT and Mrs. John EdgertOn of Vernon. Mrs. Pomerov who accompanied them, will remain TOT visit, with her brother and fami- ly.
 Rev. MT, Allen and family started early Monday morning for Sussex, N. J:' to take home their guests for two weeks, Mrs. Rhome and daughter They went for them two weeks ago Mohoay returning the next day, as is the plan this trip. A ninety mile urlVe each way, made without a hitch.
 Joseph Dimock and wife and his mother, Mrs. Esther B. Dimock, were among the goodly number who were Tn attendance at the interesting church services on Sunday morning Mrs. DlmOck is planning to go soon to Hartford to pass the winter as us ual with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hou- chans. There she enjoys attending the South Baptist church, Rev. Mn Lackey, the beloved pastor.
 Mrs. Preston was appreeiattve of the friendly calls and gifts from friends rom near and far that on the 18th made her Sand birthday memorable, In times feeting race she each year overtakes her friend, Madam Hall. who, on Novemt CT 26th will be eighty three. Mrs, Halls sister, Mrs. Hol- comp, who is not as yet an octogene- rlan, will have birthday Novemher zOth. Mrs. Esther Dimock was 82 the 4th or March and Mrs. Angeline Pom eroy the 18th of February
 South Wilmington
 Meeting of Climax chapter, Order eastern Star next Wednesday evening at 7.30 p. m,
 MT, and Mrs, J. R, Edwards visited at the home of Mrs M, Tothe of Nor l wich last Sunday,
 Master John Tomasko of Williman- tlc recently visited at the home of his uncle, Andrew Tomasko
 Louis Weigold of Providence has ac- cepted position in the bleaching de- partment. of the G. Hall Jr. Co.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards and MT Elmer Mathews, attended the '. P S. C. E convention at Eastford last Sat ufday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Lena Bracket and Mrs. James Service were elected delegates to the State Sunday school convention to be held at Torrington November 1st to 3rd.
 At the Young Peoples Society Christian Endeavors convention held at Eastford last Saturday afternoon ana evening the banner was awarded to the Eastford society.
 On next Friday evening, October 27. l the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society will be held in conjunction with the w, Q. T. U. at which time MT. Hohenthal, the noted prohibition ad- yocate, will be present All are cor dially invited to be present.