The Press., 1898-08-25

Rufus Munyan and son, George, of Danielson, are the guests at his brothers, David P. Munyan.
 Harriet Cross, who has been in the in- sane asylum at Middletown for the past two years, died last Friday. The body was brought to Gurleyville Monday. In- terment was in the Gurleyville cemetery.
 Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Grace Snow is stopping in Willi- mantle.
 Miss Grace Green is away on a two weeks vacation. s. -..
 William Corbit is having fresh coat of paint added to his house.
 Miss Carrie Thompson of Hampton is visiting at Albert Botham's.
 Mrs. o. N. Bodger and Mrs. A. E. Botham spent Monday in Hartford.
 Mrs. William Steadman of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. George Steadman.
 Master Lester Oldershaw visited his aunt, Mrs. M. D. Willard, last week.
 Orin Smith of Westford spent the Sab bath with his brother, Merritt Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi Brown of Springfield are stopping with Mrs. Mary Dimock.
 Miss Maud Oldershaw is employed at Herbert Walkers tRock Spring farm"
 The Misses Eva Burlington, Anna Hall and Carrie Durkee are visiting friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. M. D. Willard and two children, Ethel and Arthur, are visiting relatives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Merritt Smith entertained the "Willing Workers" at her home Friday afternoon. It is hoped there will be more of those gatherings in the society. Miss Risedorf of Willimantic spent the Sabbath with Miss Maud Carpenter at Geo. Huntington's. Truman Johnson all so spent the Sabbath at G. H. Hunting tons.
 There will be social dance at Hillside hall next week Friday evening, with mu- sic by Millard's orchestra and E. Case, prompter. The management are spa1ing no pains to give the public an opportunity to enjoy fine evenings entertainment. | Os ANs DoU6OA "AlA oOU 10 AOOI uLLOCOOI Don't forget the date, Friday evening, September 3.
 Several from this place are at the Will limantic camp-meeting.
 Herbert Buxton of Worcester called on friends in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ella Barrows and family spent the Sabbath at Providence, R. I. l Quite a number from town attended the G. A. R. campfire at Warrenville We'd nesday.
 | MT. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson of Web ster spent the Sabbath with her brother H. F. Corbin.
 Harlow Back and family from Athol Mass, are with MT. Backs parents, MT and Mrs. Roscius Back. | Mashapaug.
 The interior of the Methodist church has recently been papered and painted and presents very neat appearance.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Adams started The pulpit was supplied last Sunday by Rev. c. w. Morrow of Norwich. Mex Sunday Dr. Lindsey of the University O Pennsylvania will officiate, and Septem Der 4th, Rev. J. H. Brown of Philadel phia, who preached August 14th, will supply again. All of these preachers ar' stopping at Mayland park with their fam lilies. Before Rev. MT. Adams starte' on his vacation he was presented with purse, sufficient to meet all his expense while away. made up by the people stop ping at Mayland park. Rock Meadow. Miss Marion Webster has been visiting a week with her grandparents, MT. an, Mrs. Blodgett, in Holland.
 Miss Olive Goodell from Hartford call ed last Sunday on her cousin, Philen' Agard.
 Charles Duclous, who now lives on thu Elder Goodell place, has bought the Rich ards farm, near Union town.