The Press., 1922-09-07

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 For the information of many i'm quiring friends it is a joy to write that the condition of Mrs. Sleight shows marked improvement.
 On Sunday the automobiles were an ever present spectacle. In one hour 50 passed a given point by actual count. Monday was kill-joy for mo tOrists.
 B. G. Robbins and Mrs. Robbins passed Sunday, and the holiday with MT. and Mrs. Exist Mondor and daugh- ter in Willimantic and were pleasantly entertained, taken for a long motor ride and returned home in the family car
 Rev. and Mrs. w. V. Allen, will have been married 15 years on Sunday, September 10, They were married at Hope Baptist church, Albany, N. Y. Rev. E. R. Allen, then pastor and father of our pastor, performed the ceremony, as he has also done for his other four sons and one daughter:
 The ordinance of the Lords supper will be observed on Sunday morning at the Federated church, Wilmington Hill at 9.45; South Wilmington at II o'clock. It has been very gratifying to have such large congregations dur ing the summer months, and we are sorry to lose our summer friends and hope for their return another season.
 The showers of Saturday night and Sunday were the most severe of the season on the Hill. The rain of Sun day night and Monday morning was almost like a cloud burst. A short interval of wind that twisted the Ma ples brought an accompaniment of seemed like send off from a tornado came straight from the south, and sizable hail stones. This visitation at some distance.
 NeighbOrs as well as the family miss MT. COsgrOve's niece, Mrs. Addie Spencer, who has left Belcroft for needed rest, after her long visit that was vertically the entertaining of an angel of helpfulness and good cheer. Her being there seemed more than a mere happening with her fitting in" to the family life during Mrs. Browns enforced absence. Adaptability is more than requirement, it is a special gift
 Pastor Allen, whose second mile with the Federated church commenced on Sunday morning was greeted by a large attendance. There was unan- imity in the thought that the sermon was the very best of all his excellent discourses, the singing beautiful and the prayers inspirational. It is safe to say that community wise and church wise we are thankful for the ministratiOns of Pastor Allen and that all unite in best wishes for many ad- ded miles
 On Saturday afternoon the sedan from KonjOckety, with lady members of the family, turning the corner near the new Bugbee Garage, being we'll within it's own right of way, was run into by Massachusetts car and overturned, while the heavy roadster, out from under control, smashed into a telegraph pole. Naturally great ex- citement prevailed. Paul Bugbee took an injured lady from each car to the Johnson hospital at Stafford Springs and notified the state police. The crowd who gathered had been quick to detect the odOr of liquor, broken bottles and jugs and drinking glass among the equipments of the long distance car. Arrests were made and bonds given, details of which the court records will give. After exami- nation and treatment both ladies left the hospital. Mrs. Ermuck, although suffering from compound fractured collar bone and shoulder, was brought to her home. Much sympathy is felt for these new corners, very nice peo- pie, and it is fortunate they have friends in the DeVorsky family. This point at the foot of the hill near Mrs. Pratt's, where the state road running east and west crosses that of the road running north and south, is considered danger point although the high banks that hide approaching cars have been graded
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 Mrs w. H. Hall and family returned home last week.
 Mrs. Cornell Green, Jr., is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Cornell Green this week.
 Rev w. V. Allen starts in on his second year as pastor of the Federated church this week.
 Mrs. J. Tothe and daughter, Elsie, of Norwich spent Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards.
 Miss Ethel Armstrong will take charge of the primary school for the ensuing year, and Miss Esther Gallup of MOosup will have charge of the grammar school.
 Antonio Arciero went to New York last Friday to meet his brother, who had arrived from Italy. They returned home here late Saturday night.
 MT and Mrs. Rudolph Fisher, and MT. and Mrs. J. Hrones and wife, and MT. and Mrs. B. Pobuda, all of Brook Iyn, N. Y., are visiting with MT, and l Mrs. Charles PObuda.