The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-07-23
MANSFIELD.

Try the Stafford Springs Mineral Wa
ter Soda at A. b. Campbell's store. 1t Is
all right. 1854
Saxton Foss is at o. Fl. Commits for a
few weeks.
Miss Eleanor Hanks has been suffering
from bad toe.
Miss Ruby and Ella Reynolds have a
new Lehr organ.
Mrs. Sara Stoughton is spending few
weeks out of town.
Mrs Althea Lincoln is spending few
weeks at her home In Webster, Mass.
Benjamin Baxter Is driving new horse,
recently purchased of Tolland parties.
Mrs. K. G. Jacobs and little daughter
are spending few weeks out-of-town.
We are glad to report that Fred Par
ker, who has been very Ill, is gaining
slowly.
Edwin Reynolds has recently bought
an automobile, which he expects to ar
rive in few days.
Edwin Reynolds has recently had a
telephone put into his residence at the
Maple Grove farm.
Mrs. E. L. Smith returned to her home
In Gurleyville last week after spending
several weeks In Lyme.
Rev. Leonard Smith OF Spring Hill OK
changed pulpits with Rev. r. G. Jacobs
Of Gurleyville last Sabbath.
Charles W. Tilden was taken suddenly
Ill one day last week, and at the present
writing Is under the DOCTORS care.
Martha LANCER, who has been spending
several weeks In West Haven, has re-
turned to her home in Gurleyville.
Miss Hattie Jacobs of Willimantic has
been spending few days with her broth.
or, Rev. r. G. Jacobs, at Gurleyville.
Mr.. Ferguson and family from Maine
have purchased the Cummings place on
Hanks Hill and moved there last week.
Mrs. Calista Disco, who has been EN-.
ployed In e. L. Smiths mill for the past
few months, has returned to her home 10
Ashford.
VIM. Haase and granddaughter, Elise
LANCER, spent a few days in West Haven
last week. Miss Elise will remain there
as the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. George W. Morrow and family Of
Hartford arrived In town last Saturday to
spend the rest Of the season at their old
homestead, the Crystal Spring farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker and little
daughter, Clara, spent few days last
week at j.. Hauschild's. Monday they
went to New York and sailed for Germa-
ny Tuesday. ,-.-
Our local merchant, Abraham Lincoln,
has sold out to Wellington parties, who
are to take possession about September
1st. Mr.. Lincoln, as stated, intends to
mercantile business with his brother,
Chas. F. Lincoln, formerly of this town.
Some twenty of the social lawn party
met with Mrs. John Reynolds last Thurs
day and all enjoyed a first-class, good
time Refreshments were served, con-
sisting of turkey, cake, sandwiches, ice
cream, lemonade, etc. July 30, the same
party meets again with Mrs. Herbert
Walker. All members of the club are
cordially invited. !,
Several of the Spring Hill community
went to Knowlton's pond last Saturday
and held a fishing party, but the rain
gave them an early arrival home. The
party consisted Of DR.. G. J. Fox of WILL
mantle, Mrs. Pist Barrow, Miss L. Ber-
ring, Oren Mason, MIR. and Mrs. e. F.
Storrs, Mr. and; Mrs. A. FL. Freeman,
Miss Ada SfoFrs, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Smith,
Misses Vera and Ethel Freeman, Gilbert
Storrs and. Miss Ida Reynolds.
jerome snow4of Mansfield was on his
wassto Exstar pond on fishing trip Sat-
urday, hen bear Exeter ha cafne upon
. birddsg thatiwas after ) woodchuck in
4 stone wall. Saow thought to assist the
dog and, procuring q. stick, began punch
ing the woodchuck, The dog didn't seem
to be quite sure OF his good intentions
and sprang at his face, fastening his teeth
In his left cheek, making severe wound.
Mr.. Snow drove directly to DR.. Parker's
office In Willimantic, where the wound
was properly dressed, requiring several
stitches to close it.-Hartfoyd Courant.