The Press., 1922-10-19

Walter HuLCnlnSOu .OI DAiS' N visiting at Lincoln Whites. : The church services on Sunday morning were we'll attended ana lh- teresting as always.
 Mrs. Preston can only use her !e1t hand, her right arm and shoulder. oe- ing afflicted with neuritis.
 The fair was enjoyed by most of the habitual attendants from here ana despite the weather was proclaimed success.
 Little Claud Eldredge, son of Clar- ence E. Eldredge, will pass the wln- ter with his cousin, Mrs. Dunham Ill Willimantic.
 MT and Mrs. John Edgerton of Yer non Mrs. Edgerton of Bristol, and other relatives, were recent guests at Judge Bugbee's.
 Colds have been prevalent. Among +bosa afflicted have been Mrs. Lucy !. Reed and Mrs. Walter Gahan, teach- CT of the Center school.
 Mrs. Rhome of Sussex, N. J., presid- ed at the organ Sunday morning. She and baby daughter, Elizabeth are guests at the parsonage. Dahlias, Nasturtions, Larkspurs' ana now the Cosmos, hold their own de- spite the brightness of the changing foliage of the many trees.
 Tn the sunshine of Saturday the two eraduate nurses, Miss Logan, al Relcroft. and Miss Rafferty at Hillside enjoyed a little trip to Willimantlc ln William Down new car.
 Pastor Allen attended the Baptist l State convention at New Britain on Tuesday, taking with him in ms car l MT. Cunning and Deacon w. Il. BracK' cit, who was delegate.
 Mrs. Emma Dodge, who returned I from New York with Mrs. Brown, haS after a few days visit with Mrs. Slelgn returned to the city. Mrs. Slelght k still a marvel of courage and continues l to improve.
 Miss Estelle Pratt of Providence l who was the victim of an automobile accident near Montague City, Mass is in the Farren Memorial hosplta | receiving surgical treatment lie | mother. Mrs. Merrick J. Pratt, is witt her.
 Miss Mildred Amidon, who has mad A success as teacher in seVera neighboring towns, is now taking normal school course in Willimantl where her sister, Miss Hazel IS at tending high school, making 1t yer |I pleasant for both.
 There are usual improvements Il progress at the Meyers farm. Jus now it is a shed that will, With IL southern exposure, be most usetu when winter comes. Edward Wralgh1 brother of George Wraight, who puT chased Cozy Croft of MT. CQsgrove, at present in charge of the farm.
 Miss Bennett made the journey b automobile from her aunts home i Valley Falls, R. l., to the Johnson hos Dital without extreme discomfort. He brOther-in- law, Dr. F. B, Converst and her nephew, Charles l.. CobE went for her, Her, many friends ar glad to have her practically at nom and she has best wishes Of all Tor speedy recovery.
 An effort is being made to tnteres people in the, more complete renOva tion and care of the beautifully situa' l ed old Hill cemetery. If the host who have ancestors buried there WOul make at least small contributions would make provision for perpetus care, G. P. Bugbee, secretary of tn Wilmington cemetery association would gladly acknowledge contribl tiOns and attend to all details and cOl respondence. Write him.
 There was 8 very large attendant at the caucus Monday evening and a l eniOyable session, Most interestln one I ever attended. Yes the Wome being there added to the interest K Personally we would have been gle to have had the town represented representative woman like Mrs. Sc vice. But this town will have to g N accustomed to the idea of women tai ing an active part in politics, In couple of years the sentiment mt change. Like a thousand of brick" was one time a popular phrase brought HI mind blythe many truck loads of tn building commodity that have bet taken oyer the hill to be used in tl M construction of the Parizek butte HI shop enlargement and in certain wa. HI about the large twO-family dwelliI H to be erected on the farm purchase of the Josiah Sparks estate, the fO mer Daniel Eldredge place. MT. Par zek is also having attractive porch and dormeP windows added to his OW large residence, the former Reubt Edgerton place.
 On opening the door I was inte Pupted by pleasant faced man stan ing there with, You never saw Il before, I am Squire Shaffer, son
 Leonard, who left town in the ye 1858 when I was fifteen and I ha never been back. No one is left WI was here then. Jonathan Weston w cfn Tio
 that pretty shingled house. Only ol of our family is left besides me, MI Susan Farnsworth of Willimant Had a blowout here in front so thought I'd just step in. I live
 Middletown now. May come aga some day and look around" II. South WillingtOn
 Albert Richardson visited in Hal ford the past week.
 Miss Cora DeVereaux, is Nisitil with relatives at Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. Linnie Rawson of Milford
 visiting at the home of her broth' Arthur Church.
 Miss Esther Gallup, teacher of t
 grammar school grade, visited at h home in Sterling last week.
 Gus K. COX, former resident
 this town, but now of Rockville, W in town Sunday calling on friends.
 Mrs. Moix and MT. and Mrs Warn of Hartford were recent visitors at t home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Math'
 Rev. William V. Allen, William
 Bracket and George P. Bugbee {
 tended the Baptist State conventi
 this week at New Britain.
 At the republican caucus held ls
 Monday evening for the purpose
 nominating representatives, and ju tices of the peace, William H. Brackt and Hans M Hansen, Jr., were t choice of the majority. Mrs. Ann Service was also named as candida for nomination as the choice of t
 women voters against MT. Hanse There were 120 ballots cast, MT. Ha