The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-04-02

1 EDWARD nODDy spent laSC week IN Hart
ford.
Miss Eleanor Hanks Is at work in The
mill at Hanks Hill.
Everett Moulton Is busy In the commu
nifty clipping horses.
| Earl Bates visited his mother in East
Greenwich last week.
Paul Bergel returned to his work In
Bloomington, after visit at his home in
Gurleyville.
Gilbert Storrs and friend are spending
their Easter vacation at the formers home
on Spring HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rupprechtt are the
parents of daughter, Agnes Rosa, borr
last Wednesday.
| Rev. r. G. Jacobs left last Monday fol
Brockton, where he will attend the South.
ern New England conference this week.
Mrs. Jacobs is also visiting friends out oil
town.
The Ladies' Aid society of Gurleyville,
Mrs. John Durham and Miss Lucy White.
house entertaining, held supper at the
home of o. s. Chaffee last Wednesday
evening A goodly number were present
and about $15 was taken in.
Clarence Munyan, "a, died at his home
in Gurleyville last Wednesday afternoon,
after long illness of kidney trouble. He
was an esteemable young man, and will
be missed by all who knew him. Besides
father and mother he leaves a brother,
John Munyan, of North Windham and a
sister, Mrs. James Sunderland of Ashford.
The funeral was held Saturday at o'clock
p. M, at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D p. Munyan. Rev. r. G. Jacobs
officiated, interment In Gurleyville ceme-
terry. The abundance of beautiful flowers
showed the esteem of his many friends.
The bearers were Webb Warren. Edward
Simonds, Elmer Simonds and Arthur
Wood.
Conn. Agricultural College Notes:
School closed last Friday for short re-
cess.
F. s. G. Mclean and Edward Moriaty
spent few days at the college last W Elk.
The legislature committee on appro-
prlations is to visit the college tomorrow.
in the college hall last Wednesday even
ing.
The new catalogs are being sent out
They are very tasty and contain many fine
pictures.
Miss Marjory r. Monteith spent few
days with the Misses Shurtleff at Ashford
last week.
The short course session ended Friday
oud oox,oroI ~ tho o%,,don<o roA,,ryr,I1S u,
their homes.
Grace E. Rooms of Mortified seminary
is spending her vacation with her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. Rooms.
Gurleyvi1le.
o. G.. Hanks is under the doctors care.
Rev. r. G. Jacobs has gone to confer
ence.
Charles Thresher has b ught the Marcus
Barrows place.
Miss Fin ey commenced the spring term
of school Monday.
Ralph stimpson has purchased horse
of Clarence Eldredge
Miss Mariva Snow is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Palmer at Lisbon.
James Munyan, from New Milford, was
at D. P. Munyan's Sunday.
Mrs Amelia Payson from Lebanon, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs Hannah Nichols.
Edward Simonds has moved onto the
Williams place, recently purchased by
him.
Mrs.. q. N. Turrrer hos returned O. Aer-
home, after an absence of two or three
months.
Rufus Munyan from Webster, who has
been at his brother d. P. Munyan's, re-
turned to his home Monday.
Mount Hope.
School re-opened Monday after weeks
vacation.
Clinton Grant, has been entertaining
the mumps.
Mrs. Gilbert Matthewson of Worcester,
is at her sister, Mrs. Monroe Church's.
Everett Chaffee of Westford, is working
for David Russ.
Miss Lucy Keene has been spending
two weeks with her parents In Eastfotd.
Miss Nettie Copeland Is working for
Mrs. Alfred Young, out of school hours.
WestfOrd.
The school has commenced on West
ford Hill with Miss e. J. Chism teacher.
Rev. FL. A. Ryder has accepted the call
to the Congregational church and will
preach next Sunday.
Miss Lydia Hartig has left the churches
In which she has been working In this
town to take an evangelical tour of Toll |
land county.
Harlan Amidon has purchased the arm |
formerly owned by Thomas Whitehduse,
Hpoun oc tho Sho rr nlooo and will 10 b a L