The Press., 1898-10-13
MANgFIELD.

Miss Anna c. Jacobson, Storrs 1900. Is sick at her. home, at Wormwood Htll, with nervous prostratiou. Mrs z Russ of Mansfield Centre, who has been in poor health for some time, has gone to Hartford, where she has had an operation n performed.
 An auction was held at w. V. Brill's this week Monday, at Mount Hope. MT. Brill and family will move back to Dutch ess county, New York. While Mrs. Enoch Dodd was riding through Mansfield Centre last week, her horse became frightened at a team and ran down bank, tipping the carriage over and throwing Mrs. Dodd out.
 The Second Congregational church of Mansfield, which Is attended by the students of Storrs college, and which has been without a regular pastor for some time past, has voted to extend a call for one year to the Rev. H. H. Gravies of Rocky Hill. MT. Gravies is @ graduate of Kings college. London, of Yale theo- logical seminary, 'Ss, and is Ph. D. of at Yale and has also become noted as writer, especially for religious and phio- sOphical magazines.
 Mansfield Depot.
 Mrs. Mary Durkee Is visiting friends In Vernon this week.
 Miss Amelia Leles of Branford, Is vislt- ing at NJ. D. Millard's.
 Remember the social dance at Hillside hall on Friday evening. Clinton KIbbe of New Haven visited at Geo. Stedman's recently.
 Allie Carpenter of WillImantic spent Sunday at c. N. Badgers.
 Mrs. Jessie Squires of Stafford Springs Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bowers. Miss Grace Snow, who Is teaching in Jewett city, spent Sunday at her home. Mrs. Wm. LItchfield of Hampton has been visiting her brother, A. E. Botham.
 Walter Chamberlin and wife of Vernon spent the Sabbath with Mrs. M. Durkee. George Palmerton and family of Central Village were guests of A. A. Whipple the past week.
 Mrs. David Snow has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Fltts, of East Windsor.
 MT. and Mrs. c. N. Badger gave 8 party at their home Saturday evening. About ten o'clock the guests were invited to partake of @ bountIful repast. Music by Gal vey's orchestra added much to the enjoyment of the evening. GurleyvilIe.
 Qulte u numOoE III LulS NlclillLy dIIonu- ed the Stafford fair.
 Mrs. c. w. Crabb and daughter Nellie, visited Mrs. Crabb's sister in Norwich last week.
 Mrs. NJ. Buell. of Hartford has been staying a few days with her sister, Mrs. o. H. COnant.
 Mrs. Julia Conant has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Olive Parker, at Wormwood Hill.
 Misses Gertrude Martin and Florence Kendall of Chaplin spent Sunday with Miss Martins sister Mrs. F. c. Dunham.
 Albert White and wife of Middletown, have been the guests of Mrs. Whites sisters, Mrs. William Cross and Miss Mary Roberts.
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