The Press., 1898-09-01
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 Mrs. Dr. Parker of Manchester Is visit | ing Mrs. Olive Parker at Wormwood Hill. The fall term of Storrs college opens September 18th. Entrance examinations at the college next Saturday, beginning at .. m.
 Willie Lee, who has been spending the summer here, returned to his home In Westerly, R. l., last week. His grand mother, Mrs. Lee, accompanied him.
 The republicans of Mansfield have elected the following delegates: State Martin Atwood, Charles Crane, F. O, Vinton, P. D. Stevens; congressional E. W. Ellory, John MoriaIty, Dr. Sum- ner, B. F. Rooms; senatorial-C Charles Wyllys, George Macfarlane, Charles Lin- coin, G. O. Southwick; county-A. B. Grant, Professor Pebbles, s. M. Ross, A. c. Gully. The state delegates are unin- structed, but known to be for LounsbuTy.
 GurleyviIle.
 Mrs. Andrew Ide has been visiting her son, Dwight w. Ide, at Willimantic.
 Miss Lucy Whitehouse Is spending a few days with relatives at New London.
 Rev. Henry Conant, wife and grand son, are visiting MT. Conant's nephew, O.. H. Conant.
 Miss WInifred K. Durham has been spending few days on the Willimantic camp ground. Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Conant of South bridge, Mass, have been the guests at O. H. Conant's.
 Rev. Fred E. Sumner and wife of Little Falls, Minn. have been the guests of his brother, A. k. Sumner.
 Fannie Lee, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Charles Dodge, returned to her home in Westerly. R. l., last week.
 Mrs. Andrew Bosworth of Moose Meadow has been spending the past week with her son, Herbert A. Bosworth. Miss Lily Bosworth and Mrs. Lucy Newcomb of Moose Meadow spent Sunday with their brother, Herbert A. Bosworth.
 Rev. Walter Lanphear and wife of Oberlln, Ohio, have been the guests ot Mrs. Lanphear's sister, Mrs. F. c. Dun- 
 ham.
 Rev. Fred E. Sumner of Little Falls, Minn., preached a very interesting ser. mon in the M. E. church last Sunday evening from the text found in Exodus A. 9, "What Is that in thine hand2" Herbert Langer, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Oswald Langer, who have re- gently moved to Willington, died Sunday evening, the 21st. Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring It'll preached the funeral ser mon. Interment was in the Gurleyville cemetery.
 Mansfield Depot. Dora Thomson is visiting relatives ir Hampton.
 Mrs. c. N. Badger called on friends in Warrenville Monday. Miss Grace Snow of WiIlimantic was home over the Sabbath. Clayton Easterbrook of Franklin has been home for a few days.
 Dr. Brigham and sister of Hartford called on friends Monday.
 Miss Maud Easterbrooks of Williman tic is home on a vacation. Walter and Johnnie Snow are visiting friends In Webster, Mass.
 H. D. Pollard of Wilnmantic spent 6 few days at his home last week. Charles Bosworth and friend of Storri called on friends in town Wednesday. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Gladden. of Hartford are stopping with Mrs. Mary Dimock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren Avery of Stafford spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ ary Durkee.
 Misses Grace Easterbrooks and Carrie Durkee are out with new Eagle wheels.
 MT. and Mrs. Austin of Hartford were guests of the Misses Tilden over Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. BlIsh and Mrs. Griswolc of Manchester spent the Sabbath at David Snow's, also Miss Mivifa Snow of Hanks Hill.
 | Walter Oldershaw and Percy Smith went to Hartford Monday to take a busi ness course in Huntsinger's business col lege.
 l Master Lester Bosworth of Hartford gave birthday party to his young friends Thursday afternoon at the home of his | 0randf afhar (4ao Sfaadman