The Press., 1902-04-03
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William Morey is at work for Pitt Bar
rows.
William Day moves to North Coventry
Miss Lula Blakely lie at work for e. Z.
Smith in theAmill.
Mrs. Henry Hanks is visiting her daugh-
ter In Willimantic.
Merrill Spellman has been visiting In
Stafford few days.
Pitt Barrows has returned home from
an extended Western trip.
/ Louis Wood, who has been iii With
pneumonia, is improving.
e. L. Smith did not run his mills last
Friday, 1t being Fast day.
Mrs. Arvilla Durham has returned
from visit In Willimantic .
Ida Bramble has been entertaining com
pany from Norwich for few days.
George w. LaValley has returned to
e. L. Smiths after visit at Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of VII
lington were at Joseph Kuhnert's recently.
Arthur Burditt of Mt. Hope has hired
out to work for the season, for Geo. W.
Morrow.
Mrs. Henry Dart Is on the sick list.
Her daughter from Willimantic Is attend
ing to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Latham from Staf-
ford have been stopping a few Gays with
his father, Jerry Latham.
f. o. Vinton of Eagleville has pur-
chased naptha launch for use on the
Eagleville pond this summer. e.
The winter term of the agricultural col
lege closed last week Thursday. The
spring term will open Monday, April z.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society of Mansfield Center gave an enter
tainment and supper last Thursday even
ing.
George Lincoln of Columbus, Ohio, and
Charles F. Lincoln of Oneco, have been
spending few days in town with their
brother, Abraham.
John Rider of Wellington Hill, is to
move into Mrs. Kies' place, and is going
to work for Mr.. Perry In his large Ice
house at South Willington.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Spring
Hill Baptist church held 'sconundrum
supper and shadow social" last Tuesday
evening In the church vestry.
MIR. and Mrs. William Turner, Jr., will
move to Chaffeeville from Spring Hill.
Mr.. Turner has a position at the farm q,
Connecticut Agricultural college.
After standing idle for number of years
the old Tilden place, ION Coventry side),
has passed into new hands, and general
repairs are being made on both of the
houses.
The G. A. G. girls basketball team
played the Danielson high school here
last week with score of IL to in favor
Of the home team, and on Fast Day the
college girls went to Danielson to play q
return game, which resulted IL to In
favor Of the visiting team.
Prof. G. s. Phelps, who has been ID
years connected with the agricultural col.
lege, recently sent his resignation to the
trustees. 1t is quite generally known
that there was some opposition to Prof.
Phelps In the board of trustees during the
Flint administration, and the opposition
has been agitated anew the present year.
In order to prevent further lack OF harm
ony, Prof. Phelps has thought best to
resign. 1t Is understood that the resigna-
ton will be acted upon at a meeting oil
the trustees early this MONTH
GurleyvilIe. $50
q. A.. Walker Is nursing boil on his
neck. s.s....e ..e.,.1ss
School commenced Monday, Miss May
Thompson, teacher.
Christie Mason of Hartford business
college was home over Sunday.
Edward Simonds has purchased horse
and buggy of Gilbert Williams at Mans
field Center.
Mrs. Arthur Burdick and son OF WILL
mantle, were at Mrs. q. A. Walkers one
day last week.
Mrs. 81. E. Simonds and daughters,
Lila and Ethel, attended church at Will
mantle Sunday.
George Crane of Hanks hill has bought
the Barton place in Chaplin, and is moving
there this week.
Next Sunday Rev. John g. Gammars,
P. FL. D., Of Rhode Island, will preach in
the M. e. church.
Miss Gertie Martin, Arlene and Mar
guerite Durham visited Miss Martins
mother at Chaplin recently.
At the present writing, Rev. E.. F.
Smiths wife Is more comfortable. His
two sons, who made her short visit, have
returned home.
Mrs. Calista Disco, who has been at
work for E. L. Smith the past winter, has
given up the situation and returned to her