The Press., 1901-05-30
SOMERS,

Miss Edith Hurlburt Is home from
Northamton for few days visit.
Mrs Mabel Niles of New York is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
Russell. ..& -
Jerre Kibbe of Staten Island has been
stopping several days with his sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Wood of Battle street.
The younger ball players of Somers
were defeated Saturday afternoon by the
Hazardville visitors, 20 to II.
Richard Delaney has put on team to
carry passengers to and from the depot to
Somersville and Somers Street.
The Thompsonville high school nine
was defeated Saturday afternoon In Som
ersville, 10 to 4, by the home team.
Revilo Gowdy of Westtield returned
home Saturday, after several days. stay
with his wife's relatives In Somers.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Hubbard has
bought a bay horse to take the place of
one he lost by breaking It's leg recently.
Rockwell Keeney is improving with the
milder weather from the two shocks he
had some time ago, and has gotten out a
little within week or so.
Rev. W. J. G. Ralph and family are
stopping at the Elmwood until they get
to housekeeping in H. r. Keith's tene-
ment on East Broad street.
The section of state road is nearing
completion, and as soon as the weather
will permit the steam roller will finish up
the job and the road will be opened to the
public.
HI. S. Stevenson is making still further
changes on his place on the main Spring
field road. His tobacco shed has been
taken down to build horse barn near the
wood-shed.
The main road near the Center, now
undergoing repairs, has been dug down
some two or three feet and Is ready fol-
grading. Is was expected that plenty OF
gravel for filling could be gotten at the
bank belonging to Jacob Friend, near the
Center, but Saturday he informed Mr.
Mullen, the contractor, that he did not
want any more dug out.
MANSFIELD.
There will be regular communication
of Uriel Lodge, No. "a, F. & A.. M, or
Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Meserve of Hartford Theo
logical seminary preached at the Second
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Mead of Danbury, who recently
purchased farm of g. o. Akers, moved
thereon last week. The farm is known
as the Freeman homestead.
Miss Betsey Capson returned few
days since from visit among friends IL
Worcester, Mass. Though in her S9tl
year she enjoys up-to-date travel as wei
as her younger friends.
Memorial day exercises will be held to
day at college chapel, commencing at 9. 81
a. m. DR.. McNeille of Pennington de
livers the annual address, followed by tn
decoration of the graves.
Rev. r. W. Stinson has again been In
vited by the senior class to deliver tn
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, Jun
16. He has been the unanimous choic
Of every graduating class since he com
menced his college labors, and is grea
favorite among the students.
Mansfield Depot.
J. P. Smith spent the Sabbath wit
friends In Norwich.
Mrs. Frank Austin has been the CUES
of the Misses Tilden for a few days.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Steadman {
Hartford were at George Steadman's owe
the Sabbath.
Irving w. Botham and family. go
housekeeping June LIST In Horatio Coz
dard's tenement.
Mrs. Ella Bowers was agreeably SUI
prised Tuesday evening at her home h
q members of the family, including son
daughters and grandchildren, it beir
her sixtieth birthday. A most enjoyab
evening was spent by those present.
: Days Of Comfort, Nights of Rest
E, IL Won take Pvnv-Pectoral for that corloh.