The Press., 1894-04-26

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 Orcuttville.
 "A meeting will be held Sunday, at g D. m., at Preble's hall, led by West Staf- ford Crusade Band
 MANSFIELD.
 Storrs.
 tCorrespondence.)
 Sherman w. Eddy, popular young gentleman, belonging to the class of '95, was called home Tuesday. MT. Eddy will be much missed by the students.
 Quite delegation from the school at tended the drama given at Elmwood Hall, Mansfield Center, Thursday evening.
 An entertainment will be given in the college chapel tomorrow (Fridayj evening, for the benefit of Mansfield grange. The following program will be presented: Piano duett, Prof. and Mrs. Peebles; reading, Prof. H. E. Wood bury; guitar solo, Miss c. J. Short reading. s. o. Barrows; trio, Prof. c. A. Davis, H. 0. Harrison, '94; I. H. Mans field, or; followed by the farce, lice on Parle' Francais." Role:
 MT. sprtggins, Dr. c. A. Waterman Victor Dubois, Prof. c. A. Davis. Major ReguluSt Rattan, A. J. Pierpont, 9c Mrs. SDRfGginS, Miss Mary Wilson. Angelina, Miss Leunette Hanks. Julia, Miss Low ROSebrOOkS. Anna Maria, Chas. H. Brtmble Prof. A. B. Peebles attended the Po- mona grangemeeting at Putnam, Tuesday. -Arbor day exercises will be held at the college May. 9th.
 -M Miss Hattie E. Bosebrooks spent Sunday at home.
 B. F. Valentine, of Brooklyn, N. r., was in Storrs short time last week.
 The grange conferred the 3d and 4th degrees on class of young gentlemen last evening. A harvest supper was served.
 Rev. MT. Lewis, of New Haven, again supplied the pulpit Sunday.
 The members of the Ionian Society expect to hold an open meeting next Thursday.
 Thursday number of the students attended very enjoyable birthday party given by Ms. Philo Hanks, of Hanks Hill, in honor of her granddaughter, Miss Eugenia M. Hanks, '96. Those present were: Misses E. M. Hanks, Leunette Hanks, Lottie Hutchinson, Anita Loomis, Bessie Parker, Jennie Royce, Louisa Rosebrooks and Grace Snow, Messrs. Frank Bartlett, w. A. R. Hawley, Geo. l.. Rosebrooks, Jr., Harvey Harrison, Arthur J. Pierpont, Geo. Hanks, Sher- man W. Eddy and Hobert J. Crockett. The evening was pleasantly spent in pleas ing games. Refreshments were served during the evening. All in attendance gatherings of the season.
 New telephone wires were put in be- tween Storrs and Eagleville last week. M. H. Parker, '94, who has been travelling for the Conn. Experiment Sta tion. expects to return to the college the last of the week.
 The students belonging to the class of '96 are having practical lessons in hor- ticulture.
 Prof. Rooms lectures at Wallingford before the New Haven county Pomona grange this week.
 Gurleyville.
 (Correspondence.)
 The infant son of Walter Barrows near Chaffeeville, is in critical condition of illness.
 The ladies' aid and benevolent society will meet with Mrs. E. B. Smith at Cur leyvillle, Wednesday afternoon and eve ming, May 2d. s--
 Mrs. David Munyan has been spend ing few days at Warrenville with Rev s. Thatcher, who removed his family te Meriden last Monday.
 ELLINGTON.
 Crystal Lake Correspondence.)
 MT. and Mrs. Butler, and, also, Joh1 Carson, the purchaser of MT. Buffers place at Crystal Lake, were here las Sunday,
 Albert Eaton had the posts set las week for wire fence along the roadsid, of the shore land lately bought of th' writer.
 Mrs. Albert Watson spent a part O last week here, and has now gone tt Rockville to live.
 -Alburtus Baker is now at Ellington Street in the employ of Mr. Beebe.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Baker, of Yer non, accompanied by friends, were at tn, Lake on Sunday.
 Next Sunday it is expected that MT Edwards will preach here at 1O.4O a. m. and Rev. 0. l.. Aver at p. m. This vii probably be our last opportunity to hea MT. Aver at present, as we regret to learl that he, has resigned his pastorate il West.Etaffurd.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Aborn, of Fl lingtOn Street, always welcome visitors a Crystal Lake, were guests of MT. ant Mrs. E. H. Dimock last Sunday. Several of "our boys'' are zealou fish catchers. Three of them secured 3 pounds of ''suckers" one evening recently
 The Hotel Warwick in Springfield ha beon remodeled and renamed The Russel after the old American, later Russel House, that formerly stood on the pres ent site of the new Russell and the B. A. railroad office building. The ne, lesses are John J. Hart and George H Prouty, the latter, who will be manager going with royal reputation as "host from The Windham at Willimantic. Tn Russell will be favorite with easter Connecticut visitors to Springfield. |
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