The Press., 1902-04-17

II EEOuD10 GuaL WAS u0C0SSbEy I'D 6IThuk0
and rehearse all the parts for only one
presentation before the public, and the
boys may yet decide to present the play
In other places.
MANSFIELD.
John MCGEE visited In Gurleyville last
week.
Chas. Dodge Is building a new hen
house.
o. s. Chaffee was in Palmertown one
day last week. ...
Mrs. sophronia Wentworth of Atwood
Vile is seriously i'll. .... .s-
Mrs. Burnham has been visiting at Otis
Commits for week. .......
Miss Hattie Morrow of Kingston, r. l.,
is In town for few days.
Edward Woodwork Of Tolland has
moved into Widow Kies' house.
F. R. Macfarlane visited his father at
Atwoodville one day last week.
Mrs. Estella Freeman has been at
Charlotte Turner's at Gurleyville.
Raymond Hanks of Clinton, Mass, is
visiting his parents at Gurleyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hauschild are the
parents of baby boy, born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Conant entertained
Rev. r. G. Jacobs over last Sabbath.
There will be social dance at Hillside
hall, Mansfield Depot, Friday evening.
George Dean of Mount Hope has been
spending few days with Edgar Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald LANCER and son
are working for p. g. Hanks in his mill
at Hanks Hill.
Mrs. Martha Baker and little daughter,
Clara, are visiting at Julius Hauschild's
for few weeks.
| Gilbert Southwick, who has been on
the sick list of late, is out among the
people once more.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman went to Daniel.
son yesterday to attend the funeral OF
, Mr.. Chapman's mother.
: Mrs. Thomas Moriarity has recently
returned from two-weeks' visit to her
/, sister In New Rochelle, N. Y.
l Mr.. Whitehouse of Ashford has moved
into one of q. w. Merrow's tenements
and Is to work for him the coming season
Rev. E. F. Smith visited friends al
> Gurleyville for a few days last week. The
new pastor, Rev. r. G. Jacobs, preached
9 his first sermon there last Sunday.
Mrs. Pitt Barrows gave a card party a
her home at Spring Hill last Friday even
ing. The evening was spent in playing
"hearts" and hunting "candy hearts,
Parties from Norwich were invited.
Rev. E. F. Smith moved his household
goods from the Gurleyville parsonage t.
his cottage on the Willimantic CAM
!, ground last week. Mr.. Smith and bill
daughter are with his son in Newark TO
the present.
The girls basket ball team at G. A. @
. intends to continue the season through
~ the present term. They will probabl
play out of doors from now on. The girl
, have perfect record, having won thre
:, straight games, two from Willimantic an,
!, one from Danielson.
i'll The Connecticut Agricultural college
!. In connection with its regular summe
" term, will inaugurate this summer schoo
,e for teachers. The regular term will begi
J. on July and last eight weeks. TIL
e. teachers school will begin on the sam
!. date, but will last only four weeks. TIL
Al schedule Is TO be so arranged that tn
" teachers will take the regular subjects
y that Is. zoology, entomology, horticulture
" agriculture, anthology, geology, etc. i
10 addition, they will study under the direc
., ton Of Mr.. Edward F. Bigelow of STAN
ls ford, editor of Nature and Science, youn
K folks department Of St. Nicholas Maya
l. zine, the best methods of teaching natur
1t studies in the public schools. Besides tn
d regular class routine, excursions will b
le made to places of natural interest In tn
;; Vicinity Of the college. Twice week earl
morning trips will be taken into the field
and woods to study the morning songs o
birds and two evenings each week will b
- spent the same way.
nj WALES.
Mrs. jackson Gardner has sold her plac
II to Frank and Fred Sherman of Palmer.
A large number are quite Ill with
!. severe cold.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
" Sherman Of Palmer is quite iii at tn
home of Mr.. Sherman's mother.
v Schools resumed session on Monday.
q. E. r. Shaw will build veranda on hi
|. house. T. J. Hines Ia to do the work.
k Miss Julia Flint of Stafford spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
i. Flint.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. wv. f. Peel of Stafford
vile called on friends In town Sunday.
j" The ladies' aid society Of the Methodie
q, church will meet at the church next Wed
nesday afternoon OF two o'clock.
re- The topic for next Sunday evening q
le the Methodist church is "How can
D. know that I am saved 2" The meetin
will be led BY J. i. Stanton.