The Press., 1898-06-16
MANsFIELD.

MANsFIELD.
 Clarence Hawley and Miss Mary Will son are to be married at the brides home in Mansfield, to-day.
 Professor Charles A. Wheeler and Miss Maud Knapp, instructors at Storrs college are to be married to-day at MT. Wheeler's home at Trumbull.
 GurIeyvi1Ie.
 Mrs. O. H. Conant, who has been in poor health for quite while, is not as well. ',''
 Edwin H. Griggs andyMr. Pellet of Windham m called on friends in Gurleyville recently.
 School in district No. IA, closes Friday.
 Miss Gertrude Martin spent Sunday with her mother at Chaplin.
 Mrs. Hyzer Simonds and son, Edward, expect to attend the wedding of Mrs. Simonds' niece, Miss Gertrude Barrows, at Newington, to-day
 The children's day concert that was held in the ME. church Sunday evening, the twelfth, proved success. The church was prettily trimmed and the children did nicely.
 There was wedding at Julius Hous- chield's last Saturday. His neice, Martha Graper was married to man in Willi. mantle. Rev. G. w. Crabb performed the ceremony.
 The presidency of Storrs agricultural college, which has been occupied during | the past year by Prof. B. F. Rooms under arrangement make with the board o trustees, has been filled by theunanimous election of Principal George W. Flynt ol the Collinsville high school. He will enter upon the duties of the office July i. | The new president of the college spent | his early years in the state of Maine, acc was graduated from Bates college in 1871 He adopted teaching as profession, an6 was at the head of institutions. in New Hampshire and Maine before going tc Connecticut. Professor Rooms, who ha. held the presidency of the college for 8 number of years, is a candidate for professor-ship in the institution, but his appointment has not been acted on by the trustees.
 | UNION. Rock Meadow. .-' | Lewis Benway captured two full-growr crows recently with his hands.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Willis visited friends in Brimfield recently. l orl TS IT tended the children's concert at the Mashapaug church last Sunday.
 Mrs. Wm. House was absent severa days last week in Wales, taking care o her daughter, Anna, who is sick there. | MT. and Mrs. Albert Agard and child ren from Warren, Mass, visited his brother, Adelbert Agard. over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. David Matthews visited last Thursday with their daughter, Mrs Eveline Matthews, in Sturbridge, Mass | The Putnam Patriot says: HE. Back who has been prosecuting agent of Daniel son for over year, has been admitted as practicing lawyer by the Windhan county bar. MT. Back is splendid youn. | 1O11OW, O1 1L0 CudEdCl0I duu 0A.0Il6u abilities, and we predict for him brillfan success in his calling.
 Mrs. R. Back and Mrs. Ella Barrow have every reason to congratulate them selves upon the success of the children concert held last Sunday in the Congre gational church. There was not dul member on the programme. Music by tn choir and the careful training of tn children made it both instructive and i'm pressive.
 Mashapaug.
 MT. John Silcox of Rockville is visi ing his daughter. Mrs. F. B. Adams. |. MT. Edward Richards of Providence, I l., has been visiting relatives and friend ) in town.
 Herbert Smith is spending shol vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs M G. Smith.
 . Guests are beginning to arrive at May land Park. Mrs. J. M. Burrell ( Savannah, Ga, arrived Monday. D1. M. Lindsey and family of Philadelphia ) Wednesday. Engagements already mad will fill the cottages and Mayfower fo the season and engagements have bee made for the summer of 1899. l The observance of childrens day at tt 7 M. E. church last Sunday was one of u t most interesting and successful in u history of that church. The house ws l we'll filled, large number of childre took part in the exercises, a choir of te = voices rendered excellent music and tt f church decorations of wild flowers, as a = ranged by MT. Richard, were remarkab l combinations of taste and beauty. Ernest E. Corbin and Miss Martha
 Kinney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Miltt , H. Kinney, were married at the home , the brides parents, on Wednesday afte
 noon, Rev. F. B. Adams performing tf
 ceremony. The attendance was limite
 to immediate relatives and friends. TT n ceremony was performed in room tn t was plentifully decor ated with pott'
 plants and cut flowers. The weddil f march was played by Mrs. F. B. Adam
 MT. and Mrs. Corbin left shortly aft the ceremony for a brief wedding tri '- after which they will be at home at No.' s High St. Southbridge, Mass. Before You Ride Your Wheel s Be sure to shake into your shoes Aliens Fot Q Ease, powder for the feet It keeps your fe U cool and comfortable, prevents sweating fe' 6 and makes your endurance ten-fold greatt Over 1O0 900 wheel people are using Aliens Fot