The Press., 1900-07-26

About ten years ago she was married TO
Mr.. Manley of Windham, where she went
to live. She had reached the age of AZ
when she died, and leaves besides her
husband father and little son.
TOLLAND.
Rev. W. T. johnson has been enter
tanning his father from Ohio.
Mrs. Abigail Lull of Chambersburg,
Pa, Is visiting friends In town.
Miss Addie Fountain Of Staten Island
is the guest of Miss Marian B. Agard.
John Root of New London visited his
father, J. P. Root, few days last week.
A lawn social was given under the aus
pices of the Epworth League, at J. P.
Roots Tuesday evening.
The picnic of the Congregational church
and Sunday school will be held next We'd
nesday, August 1, at Hubbard Vests on
the east shore of Snipsic lake.
A lawn social will be given at Chas.
Underwood's Friday evening by the Y. P.
s. q. E. Ice cream will be for sale for
the benefit Of the Congregational church.
The annual "thank Offering" meeting
and missionary tea Of the ladies' foreign
missionary society of the Congregational
church will be held at the church parlors
Friday afternoon. 1t Is expected that
Mrs. G. A. Jewell, president of the Hart
ford branch will be present.
George, the little son of D. A. Brown,
has been suffering from trouble with his
head and ears. 1t was found necessary
to perform an operation, which was
effected by DIR. st. John of Hartford and
DIR. Giinack of Rockville Since then he
has been gaining steadily.
Raymond, the eleven year old son of
John HI. Steel has been critically i'll with
blood poisoning for some time. 1t was
caused by sticking a stub in his foot.
After healing, a horse stepped on his
foot, blood poisoning resulted and the
case has been very serious. DIR. Gilnack
has been the attending physician with
DIR. Flint as counsel. Last Friday an
operation was effected from which the
patient rallied, but Tuesday other alb
cesses forming, another operation was
necessary, which was performed by Drs.
Mcknight and Isham of Hartford, and
Drs. Flint and Gilnack of Rockville.
The boy stood the operation we'll, the
method of treatment was changed and
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
He Is In the care of a trained nurse, and
Is as comfortable as could be expected,
yet his condition is still very critical.
FLORA.
sOMERs.
DR.. Hiram Pemeroy of Boston visited
relatives In town over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Emma Griffin of Meriden is g
guest at the home of her uncle, u. c.
Wood.
MIR. and Mrs. Cyril johnson of Stafford
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Fuller
last Friday.
Mrs. Albert X. Thompson of Spring
field was In town over the Sabbath, re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Chella Davis returned Saturday
from weeks outing at Laurel Park
Northampton, Mass.
Edward Courtney and Miss Nora Gal
braith were married Monday evening
July %, by Rev. Mr.. Ralph.
The Y. P. s. q. E., Will hold lawr
party at E. B. Little's Wednesday even
ing. Ice cream and cake will be on sale
Miss Alice Wardwell left town Satur
day for a visit of several weeks Will
friends in Hartford, Manchester and Put
nam.
Mrs. Theodore Pease and son, Stanley
of Andover, Mass, have been guests
since Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Claudiul
Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Arnold of Broad
Brook, with Mrs. Melissa Lee of Charles
town, South Carolina, were guests Satur
day Of Mrs. A. G. Pomeroy.
The marriage Of Miss Lulu Chapman
and Lewis Baxter took place at tn,
BRIDES home Wednesday afternoon, Jul,
IS. Rev. Mr.. Ralph performed the cere
J mony.
, Mrs. VIM. Kibbe returned last Thurs
day from visit of several weeks In New
Britain. Her daughter, Miss Laura s
, Kibbe, accompanied her, to spend tn
summer vacation.
The base ball game on Kibbe's fielt
, last Saturday between Somers Street AM
, Somersville resulted In victory for tn
former. In the eighth inning the Somers
vile team refused to play the game GU
and the game was awarded to Somer
: Street by score of 9 to O. The Rishe
battery proved very effective.
somersville.
Pro pa patria counsel Of the Ancien
Order of the Noble Romans held thei
annual meeting for the election Of officer
for the ensuing year last Saturday even
ing, when the following were chosen
President, d. +. Sullivan; vice-president
Thomas Williams; secretary, Joseph Rus
t sell; treasurer, Robert Bailey. Worth
Chief D. ]. Ferguson reported the orde
:, In fourishing condition and SO member
;. In good standing. The society hold thei
v annual picnic at Buena Vista park Satul
day, July 2Sth.