The Press., 1922-12-14
WELLINGTON

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 Miss Florence Wilson has taken a
 position in Rockville for the winter
 and will be much missed by her
 young friends, .---..
 A herd of deer was reported in north part of town, exiles from Mas
 sachusetts during the open season,
 no doubt let us hope none of them
 were wounded.
 On Sunday morning Pastor Aliens excellent sermon was from the last verse of the 126th Psalm: He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his Fsheaves with him" And weepeth being explained as sorrowing for condition necessitated the going forth. An other message with food for thought" said an attentive listener.
 Miss Margaret Walker, graduate nurse, pleasantly recalled here as an occasional summer guest at Hillside, arrived there from her home in Mon- treal on Tuesday, a very welcome addition to the depleted Hill commun- ity. She will have charge of Mrs. Snedicor, who is her close friend. She was summoned when Mrs. snedi- COT was stricken 18 weeks ago, and came asasoon as released from an en- gagemeilt in her home city. Miss Rafferty, graduate nurse, who has proved most efficient, has returned to her home in Willimantic. - The late Julius P. Maine of Flor ence, whose estate is estimated to have a value of about $75,O0O, made a num- her of bequests to churches and be- nevolent institutions, as follows: Te Lathrop Home for Aged Women, 5000; Florence Methodist church, $2OO0; city of Northampton for care and improvement of Springs Grove cemetery, 5000, this being gift in memory of the testator's wife, the late Aure1ia F. Maine, and daughter, the late Florence D. Maine, the village of Florence, $200O,the income to be used to defray the expenses of Me morial-day. observance, it being stip- ulated that the children shall have a part in the exercises; Church of the Blessed Sacrament. SsQQ:: St, Gather ne church, $500; Cooley Dickinson hospital, $5000; Village Hill cemetery It Wilmington, Conn, $2Q00. The fol- owing personal beauests are made: 5000 each to his sisters, Mrs. Annette Maine Royce and Mrs. Mariette Tyler; '2OOO each to Ernest D, Royce, Ems na Brown, Nettie Royce MeNeill. 1rs. Walter B, GaRbin, Marshall Hen 1 " Tyler; 5000 each to George B. ! Bliss, Julia Mabel Conlin, Mrs, Mar l hall H.. Tyler; $500 each to Maine ! fl. Royce, Thursten V, Royce, Fred A. l Royce, Jennie A, Royce, Herbert J. ! Brown, Mabel A. McNeill, Maine R. ! dcNeill, Mildred R, MeNeill, Dorothy }. McNeill, Henry D. Tyler, Philip D. Tyler, John Tyler, Marshall A. Tyler, 3eorge M, Tyler, Marjorie Conlin, Frances M. Royce, Alice c, Royce, Edith M. StUdley and Maine R, Me lelll: $25O each to Esther F. Peek and florence E, Peck; $200 to Julius c. faynon: $100 each to Elizabeth 'quires and Pgiseilla squires. The esiduary legatees to have equal hares are Henry B, Tyler, Philip E. 'yler, John Tyler, Marshall A, Tyler, Feorge M. Tyler, and Ruth Tyler. Arthur M. Ware and William H. Hall f Florence are named executors to erve without bond, and each to have 1000 for his services.
 South Willington
 Mrs. B. J, Holman and Mrs. w. H. Tall visited recently at the home of IT. and Mrs. Ralph Page of Spring cid,
 Special communication of Uriel 0dge A. F. and A. M., on Saturday vening at 7.30. Work on the M. M. egree.
 The many friends of Mrs. William |. Bracket will be pleased to hear lat she is very much improved after CT recent illness.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards motored Durham, N. H., last Saturday, visit lg with relatives. They returned ome Monday evening.
 Mrs. R. Birdsall gave birth to g Ib on at the Johnson hospital last Mon ay evening. Mother and son at the resent time are doing we'll.
 The local Y basket ball team play 'rfday nig6t in Wfllimantie and were ere efeated by A scere of 19 to 10.
 Frank Iuend has given ID his ne= lt1on ln the dye house of the G, Hall, r. Co., and has accepted a position fireman at the Mansfield State raining school
 The newly elected and appointed hieYers of Climax chapter, Order of iastern Star, were installed by Past ,atr9n John Fftts at Masonic hall, lerroW last Saturday evening. ~
 Frank Fargnoli, aooidently fell own stairs last Saturday and was aken to the Johnson hospital where Il examination was held. He was ound to be only slightly bruised and eturned home after few days