The Press., 1900-06-21

prosecution, DOn0 OF $40 was OFQ0r0O
filed by the first Tuesday In September.
In McIntire US. Griggs, motion to be re-
leased from liability was granted, 81. d.
Gard of Willimantic substituted. A fore
Tolland Savings Bank vs. Hobby, the
the limit for redemption. The Squires
vs.. Reach boundry line case Is still on
tIial.
.. MANSFIELD.
Mrs. Clarence Savage and little Elliott
are visiting relatives In Berlin.
Mrs. Monroe Snow and son, David, of
Webster, Mass, returned home last Mon
day after short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Snow, at Mansfield
Depot.
Commencement exercises at the Con-
necticut agricultural college took place
last week. The baccalaureate sermon
was preached by Rev. Rufus Whitaker
Stimson, M. A., B. D., in the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday, the 10th. Class
day exercises took place Tuesday after
noon In the college hall, with the follow
ing program:
Ad S1reas Of Welcome. sI S sdmone
Glass History, Miss 81. B. Squire
Our Alma Mater, Miss e. B. Mason
srsh The Ratchet, Miss 9. J: Mason Mason
Glass Poem, II. g. Williams
Music-Piano Solo, Miss G. e. Grant
.... PLAY-"cHUMs."
Mr.. Breed, q Vermont Squire, r. ]. Baldwin
Harry Breed, A. B., his son,l ELS. Bishop
Tom B s5Ia leading lady chums, " o,,,,,,,
Flora strong, Mr.. Breeds niece, Miss 6. Brown
Music-SoIo, Miss L. e. Latimer
Glass Prophets, Miss A. c. Jacobsen
f Fare~ a Address, President H. B. + Enmons
Class Song.
The commencement exercises took
place on the college campus Wednesday,
the 18th. The graduating class consisted
of eighteen members, ten of whom were
young ladies. The class motto was
"Ever progressive" and the class colors
purple and old gold. The following Is a
list of the graduates, with the subjects of
their addresses: Herman Dean Edmond,
"War and Peace" Hannah Bertha Squire,
Education for Domestic Life;" Hester
Clarice Hall, Mot as the Other Half
Lives;" John Bowers Lyman, 1.-THE VAL
ne of Good Training 5" Horace George
Williams, Plant Diseases; Irving Charles
Karr, "Steam Railway Passenger Traffic."
Christie Jennie Mason, Gaming :" Edna
Mabel Mason, "The College Girl in the
Country Town" Lena Eliza Latimer,
"Silent Forces :" Edwin Stanley Bishop,
s'The Student and the FARM Albert
Vincent Osmun, 1.-THE Importance of En-
tomology;" Marie Carrie Brown, "Char-
acter Is Property" Edith Sara Latimer,
''The Sea and Some of It's Creatures -
Anna Christina Jacobsen, "Self Reliance )"
Harry David Emmons, ga Commence
ment Day Prediction :" Gertrude Eliza
Grant, 1.-THE Imagination;" Frederick
Joseph Baldwin, ''Oleomargarine ;" Eva
Belle Mason, "The Choice of Current
Literature" The commencement adj
dress was delivered by DR.. Albert E. Win
ship Of Boston on "Rascals and Saints"
Gurleyville.
William Ingalls, of Brooklyn was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Conant of Willimantie is
visiting friends In this vicinity.
Mrs. s. p. Chaffee Is visiting her BROTH
er, Elijah simonds, at Oxford, Mass.
Addison Turner. who has been failing
for long time, passed away last Monday.
Miss Gertrude, Grace and Blanche Bar
low of Westford have been spending a
few days with Mrs. Fl. A. Mason.
Ralph Stimson, who recently moved
from Chaffeeville to Willimantic, is now
ton.
Prof. Wilbur Cross, wife and two chill
dren Of New Haven visited his sister,
Mrs. George Dimock, the first of the
week.
There were no services In the nj. E..
church last Sunday evening, as Gurley-
Vile people assisted In the praise service
at Mansfield Center.
Mrs. Henry g. Barlow, Mrs. Arson G..
Barlow and daughter, Gladys, of West
ford visited their sister, Mrs. III. A. Ma
son, one day last week.
The ladies' social and benevolent socie-
ty will hold strawberry and ice cream
social at Mrs. 81. e. Simonds' Friday af-
fernoon and evening. It is desired to
have full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs, Edwin and
Gertrude Gfiggs of Elliott were guests at
II. A. .Nason's last week, and attended
the commencement exercises at the Con.
necticut agricultural college.
Mansfield Depot.
Osmer Reynolds family have arrived
at the Maple House for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Litchfield Of Hampton was
the guest of A. e. Botham over the Sab.
bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buxton of Westford
visited at Merritt Smiths over the Sab.
bath.
L. e. Morton of Tryon, N. c., was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. e. L. Fuller, the
past week.
Thomas Conner and family, Miss Rose
Shelly, Miss Hickey and Joseph Garvey
visited at Peter Garvey's on the Sabbath
Andrew Bowers and Miss Carrie Dur
kee were married at the BRIDES home
Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock
Ernest b. Durkee, brother of the bride
was best man. The bridemaid was Miss
Anna Hall, cousin of the bride. The
bride was attired In white. Only relatives
were invited to attend the ceremony
Mrs. Farrow presided at the organ. They
n0SO lnC UOCL Wl6uCo VI Lu0lE kuAuy
Mount Hope.
Miss Lima Bacon is spending few days
with relatives In Willimantic.
Fielder Russ and Mrs. Eliza Russ ant
daughter, Irene, visited In Dayville ovel
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Grant, graduate of thu
Connecticut Agricultural college, Is hom.
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. David Russ and two children
George and baby Ruth, visited her sister
In New Haven, last week.
Town Health Items.
Sick folks, who are afflicted with bat
blood, weak nerves, or rheumatism, shoult
know that we will refund the money on ,
dollar bottle Of Smiths Green Mountain