The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-01-01
MANsFIELD.

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Mrs. Charlotte Turner Is spending sew
eral weeks out Of town.
Miss Lila Simonds Is still confined to
the house with q severe cold.
Mrs. o. q. Hanks Is visiting her daugh-
tiers In New London this week.
Mrs. E. l.. Smith spAnt few. days last
week at Rev. E. F. Smiths In Salem.
Thomas Moriarty Is driving a new
horse, recently purchased of Coventry
parties.
Stowell Whitehouse and family are
spending Christmas and New Years In
Chaplin.
Chas. knight is driving John Browns
milk route during the absence of Claude
Campbell.
Mrs. Mary Simonds and son, Homer,
spent Chrlstmas.day at c. E. Dodge's In
Gurleyville.
Max" Groper of st. Louis Is visiting
at Julius Hanschild's, also Jacob Baker
of Willimantic.
Miss Ada and Gilbert Storrs are at
their homes at Spring Hill for few days
recess from school.
Miss Mary B. Finley of Rockville has
been engaged to teach the school at Cur
leyville the coming term.
Mrs. Merritt Durham, who has been
with her daughter In Gurleyville, left for
MIddletown last week Thursday.
Messrs. Fred, Louie, and Jim" Wood
and Paul Bergel Of Stonington spent
Christmas at their homes In town.
Mrs. Lamb and children ale visiting
Mrs. Lambs mother, Mrs. Dwight Bran
BILE, Of South Wellington through the hol-
idays.
Claude Campbell and Miss Rosa Grant
were quietly married at the residence OF
Charles Knight last week Wednesday
morning.
Miss Lucy Whitehouse of Chaffeeville
had the pleasure of seeing two deer in a
lot near W. 1. Swift's In Atwoodville last
Sunday while out diving.
Miss Mamie Moriarty, school teach er
at the Glass Factory district, Wellington,
is spending the holiday vacation with
her aunt In New Rochelle, n. Y.
The NJ. E. church Sunday school al
Gurleyville held their annual Christmas
tree In the church last week Wednesday
evening. 1t was success In every way.
Mrs. Edna Macfarlane died at her home
In Atwoodville Sunday evening, Deem
Der 2lst, after long illness. She leaves
to mourn her loss one daughter and sew
ersl brothers and sisters.
Harvey Eugene Fuller of North Mans
field and Miss Helen May Fisher Of Ash
ford were united In marriage at Westerly,
r. l., last week Monday evening, Decem
Der 22d, by Rev. F. 81. Decker.
A meeting of the trustees of the Con-
nectieut agricultural college was held
at StorIs last week Wednesday, for
the purpose Of ascertaining the exact
needs of the institution. The heads of
the different departments were asked to
state just what, In their opinion, was re-
quired In their respective branches. Pres
ident Stlmson addressed the board on va
rious matters. 1t Is stated that the pres
ident Is especially anxious that the col
lege be removed to Hartford. The col
lege at present Is not fully equipped for
the work 1t Is expected to perform. There
are sufficient funds for equipment of the
several buildings, but the buildings them
selves must be provided by the state, and
1t Is reported that more room is needed
and some alterations necessary.
GurleyviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar have moved to
Willimsntic. We;
Misses Julia and Gertie Martin OF Chap
lin were at F. G. Dunhsm's Christmas.
Presiding Elder ]. 1. Bartholomew will
preach In the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
Mrs. o. ii. Conant has been entertain
ing Mrs. w. Bates and son for few days.
Miss Helen Whitaker has returned to
Gurleyville after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. John Durham and Miss Winifred
Durham visited Ernest Durham at Pal
mer Town recently.
The meeting of the officers and teach
ers Of the Sunday school, which was to
have been held Monday night, on account
of the rain was postponed to Thursday