The Press., 1922-12-07
WITTINGTON

Miss Florence Wilson passed the week with friends in Rockville.
 Mrs. Smith has been entertaining for several days lady who was a friend and neightor in New Haven.
 Mrs Treat is again with Miss Gard ner, expecting to remain for the pres ent. Much sympathy is felt for her in the death of her sister, Miss Cham berlain, at the Johnson hospital.
 A Thanksgiving eve wedding at the parsonage, Rev. w. V. Allen Offlciat- ing, was that of Leroy B. Wilson and Katherine Becker, both of East Will lington, MT. and Alec Becker of Staff fOrdville attending. Congratulations.
 The PresbryLeland Co.,, of Hartford are erecting large and elegant mon ument in the new cemetery for Louie Dimock, in memory of his parents and others of the family and Ander- son Brothers, also of Hartford, are placing Marble and Armitage family monument.
 Mrs. B. J, Pratt left on Tuesday for Providence, 133 Bayview avenue, Wedgewood, to pass the holidays with, Harold. and family, expecting to go from there to her son, Robert in Hyde APark. Mass, for the remainder of the winter.
 The patrons of route 1 were glad on Monday to have William Mascinda, the regular carrier, on duty, as much anxiety had been expressed for him since the hazardous experiment of his car turning turtle while on the route last week Wednesday. c. KOr- ner drove for him during the remain der of the week,
 Donald Reed, who is a student for two years, at least, at Storrs, had his Thanksgiving dinner a guest of his grandmother, Mrs Reed and aunt and uncle, MT and Mrs Tyler He called on friends, who are much gratif1ed that he is to have special training for carrying on of the farm work that he loves.
 The laying stock at the poultry farms of Green-crest and Hillside have their houses lighted with cleo tricity, morning and evening to give them longer day. The breeding stock are not included in this inn provement. With eggs at seven and eight cents apiece it is we'll to put in all the time there.
 Many have expressed interest and qualification at the Dimock- -Crowell wedding at Morrow. Miss Rose Dim Ock having been for so long so indes- pensible and useful community-W wise, it is pleasant to think of her estab- lish-ed upon the largest and most highly improved poultry farm in Con- necticut. Congratulations.
 Thanksgiving passed very quietly, with little coming or going. MT. Cos grove and MT. and Mrs Benton dined at w. Downs The nurse, Miss Logan, went to Willimantic Mrs Emma Dodge from New York, Mrs. Sleight and Mrs. Brown were happy to be quiet, comfortable, and together. Nor man Bligh from the Agricultural col lege at Amherst was a guest at Hill side, returning to his studies on Sat urday.
 Although Pastor Aliens Sunday morning sermon on missions was to many an unwelcome and uninterest- ing subject, it was listened to with rapt attention by all. What missions mean to the world, the impress placed | by Christ upon the world and com prehensiOn of missions that embraces | the whole scheme of salvation was so clearly and impressively presented as to make an impression upon the mind and heart of all present.
 The Christmas sale at the Studio opened on Saturday with a large number of patrons. many of whom were from a distance, and was de- lightful socially as we'll as in a busi- ness way. The pretty rooms with open fires were artistically arranged and the unusual and attractive arti- cles on sale made charming effect. There were visitors from New York, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, Stafford, South Wilmington, and other parts of town during the hours of the opening day,
 Last week Wednesday morning as William Mascinda was going over his regular R. F. D. Route, No. I, West Wilmington, his Ford turned turtle on a lone stretch of road in East Willing ton and he was pinned under the car remaining so for an hour or more un- til Harry Pratt, who lives on his farm nearby, chanced to go that way and discovering the wreck, hastened for bhelp. Singularly, no bones were bro- ken, but Dr. Converse on examina- tion, at his office, where the victim of the unexplainable accident was immediately taken found injuries that necessitated some days of quiet. The mail, scattered over the roadway was gathered up, but parts of the route went unserved for the day.