The Press., 1898-06-30
MANsEIEIn.

MANsFIELD. Mrs. Wm. Simonds Is entertaining friends from Moodus. Professor A. B. Peebles and family | will spend their vacation at Utah with Professor Peebles' father. Professor Henry A. Ballou, with his wife, spends his vacation at his home in Massachusetts.
 Fred Johnson is very dangerously i'll with typhoid pneumonia at the home of George Swift at Mansfield Hollow. GurleyvilIe. Hyzer Simonds and son, Edward, have purchased horse of o. $. Chaffee. It Is expected that three girls will be baptized in the M. E. church next Sun- day.
 Several in this vicinity attended the graduating exercises at the Willimantic | normal school.
 Miss Payson from Lebanon is with her grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Nichols. Wm. Stackpole of Willimantic, who is at work at Storrs, Is boarding at H. A. | Nason's.
 Miss Lucy Johnson of Mansfield Hol- low has been visiting her friends, Misses Winfred and Florence Durham. At the school meeting which was held last Friday evening A. B. Sumner was | appointed committee man.
 The presiding elder, Rev. c. H. Bates, preached very interesting sermon in the M. E. church last Sunday morning. In the afternoon he preached in the Willing ton M. E. church. UNION.
 Next Wednesday evening will be stew ards night at the grange. s. w. Newell visited his son, |. c.
 Newell, at Three Rivers, Monday. Il A large number attended the M. E. so cial at E. H. Barber's last Thursday ) Several from this place attended the Reynolds Reach wedding at North Ash. ford.
 ) The standing grass on the Chaunce,
 Paul farm will be sold at auction Tues
 day, at 9 p. m.
 Elder Amasa Morse will preach in thu Foster school house, district No. 8, Sun day, July 3d, at 3 p. m. G. D. Colburn has been visiting hi daughter, Mrs. Edwin Goodwell, at Staf fordville, the past week. l Mrs. Royal Chapman of Westford ha! ? been visiting friends in town, a guest 0 = Mrs. Lucy M. Marcy. f The floral committee for the Congrega q, tional church for the summer are: Mrs l.. A. c. Barrows, Mrs. R. Back, Mrs. w , Richards, Miss Jenny Hopkinson, an ,, Miss Young.
 ]. The following books have been adde l. to the public library: >. a61 Hero tales from American History, Q s62 Chtldren's Stories in American History, n a63 True to his Home, Butterwortl
 264, 265, 266 Seaside and Wayside, No. 1.
 sSs m saores sepoe seGGde beeds | 274, 275, 276 Stories of Our Country {" d 277, PTS, 279 Stories of American History.
 28O, 2S1, 2S2 Hans AnderSen'S Stories.
 2S3, 2s4, 2s5 Geographical Reader -3d book, Ktr n 2s6, 2s7, 2ss " 1st |" e 29O Shrubs of Northeastern America, Newhal
 1ss, ss @ lss Hugh R4. wynhe @ vols.,, Mitch. M!tene
 187 Soldiers of Fortune, Davi 1SS SCory-TellerS Pack (ShOrt StOr1eS) ,StOcktC ,f 90 Impressions of South Africa, Bryc o s1 The Island of Cuba tmaps). Rowan & Ramss l. 6S Success, Marde
 20 Some Strange Corners of our Country, Dunn School in district No. closed June 2
 Ella c. Barrows teacher. Pupils perfe y in attendance were-RaymondG G. Town
 Ralph V. Towne, Raymond c. Barrow
 Florence l.. Barrows; not tardy but a 's sent one day, Marion G. Webster, Dori
 Roberts, Oscar H. Rurrill number
 pupils registered, IA; average atten l. ance, 1917.
 Rock Meadow. , CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to than the friends and neighbors for their mar 'f acts of kindness during our recent b
 reavement. WILLIAM SMITH, ,,I JOSEPH SMITH.
 Wallace Wilson from Moose Meade was the guest at F. H. Ballous last Sul
 day.
 .e Mrs. Charles Webster entertained ht
 mother and brother from Holland lal g Sunday.
 David Matthews and wife took ca
 riage drive to Brimfield a few days az, t and called on James George. d MT. Barlow from Southbridge was
 town last Monday as travelling salesma
 for the Southbridge Cutlery Go. Mary A., 75, wife of William Smitl E died at her home last Saturday. Tt F. funeral was held on Sunday at II o'clocl @ Rev. Leonard Goodell officiating. I'll
 burial was at Union Town. Mrs. Shit
 was a good christian woman. She hs been an invalid for several years, b, a was confined to her bed for only abol ,- two weeks. During her sickness he 70 husband gave her kind and constant car o She leaves beside her husband one sol n Joseph, who lives in Hartford. The
 have the sympathy of all neighborin F. friends.
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