The Press., 1903-12-03

| HUI AAAS 4OA OpI1AB1oAU, WHOIOsS bfIS expects to live, -.9
 There is to be distribution of boxes throughout the parish of the Congre- gational church in which to place the Christmas offering for the American Board of Foreign Missions. The com mittee for distribution consists of Miss E. Louise Patten, Mrs. w. P. Fuller, Mrs. Anna Pomeroy and Mrs. Fannie Kibbe.
 MANsFIRLD.
 Miss Myra Johnson is at A.E Sam ner's for 8 visit. ss r
 W. P. Wildes and family spent Thanksgiving in Providence.
 Miss Lila Simonds spent last week at Willimantic with relatives there.
 Mrs. Amelia Payson was at Her mothers in Gurleyville recently.
 Gilbert Storrs of Dean academy was at his home on Spring Hill last week.
 Miss Mary McQuade spent last week with Mrs. Landon in Ashford.
 Mrs. Arvilla Durham spent Thanks giving at w. I. Swift's in Atwood vile.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Kinney of Willimantic spent last week at o. G.. Hanks
 An auction was held on the estate of the late Albin Hauck last Saturday morning.
 The Connecticut Agricultural col lege opened Tuesday morning after short recess.
 Cora A. Dimock of Williman.ic high school was with her parents aor few days last week.
 Miss Nettie Hall of Chaplin visited her aunt, Mrs. Nichols, in Gurlsy- vile one day last week. :.' '.
 Mf. and Mrs. Wm. Hassett and daughter of New Haven were in this village Hanks Hill) last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Rufus Tilden of or wich were at the Misses Tildeh& at the depot over Thanksgiving.
 Rev. and Mrs. Jacobs and little Perces spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Jacobs parents in Willimantic.
 An oyster supper and social dance. will be held at MT. Beardsley's on Tt. Wormwood this week Friday evening.
 The farm of the late A. Hauck has been sold, and the son and daughters went to New Haven to reside last week.
 Paul Bergel and "Jim' Wood of Stonington were at. their homes in Gurleyville over Thanksgiving and Sunday.
 Miss Freeman of Woodbury Wassthe guest of Miss May Storrs at Spring Hill last week. Miss Storrs gave a Thanksgiving party Wednesday even- ing in her honor.
 Mrs. Mary Reynolds, wife of Edwin Reynolds of Milwaukee. Wis. and died at her Mansfield home, known as Rock Spring, Friday morn ing. Mrs. Reynolds had been in i'll health for nearly year, and last May was brought to her Mansfield home in a special car. Mrs. Reynolds was Fl years old, the daughter of Christopher and Sally Spencer of Mansfield, and was married to MT. Reynolds in 1853. MT. Reynolds has made his home dur ing the winter months for the past twenty-six years in Milwaukee, where he is the consulting engineer of the Allis-C Chambers company. The funeral was held at the house Monday at | o'clock. Rev. Leonard Smith of the | Spring Hill Baptist church conducted the services and many friends attend- ed. The bearers were all Mansfield 1 people, William Corbett, Merritt l Smith, Albert Botham and George | Steadman. Burial was in the Gurley | burial ground near Mansfield depot. Mount Hope.
 Miss Lucy Keene spent Thanksgi lying | at her home in Eastford. "~@ -
 James Copeland of stonington is spending few days at his home
 Mrs. Arthur Burdick and son of are visiting Henry White. Miss Nellie Copeland has been the saest- of relatives in North Windham.
 Mrs. George Rylss and son. of Nor Vich spent Thanksgiving at Joseph 3acon's.
 - MT. and Mrs. Jospeh Bixby of Bos- on have been visiting MT. Miner and Andrew Grant.
 Miss Katherine Everett spent the vacation at her home n Westerly, R.. I.
 Byron Moore and children, .Mabel nd Carroll, were guests of his parents n Mashapaug Thursday.
 Mrs. Susan Griggs and Miss Ra- hael Parker spent Thanksgiving at he latter's home in Mansfield City.
 Frank Young of Hackensack, N. J. nd Will Young of Fishers Island, \. y., spent Thanksgiving with their ,other, Mrs. Alfred Young.
 MT. and Mrs. Fielder Russ, MT. nd Mrs. Oren Russ and daughter, rene, and George Lamphear spent thanksgiving with relatives in Rock file.