The Press., 1903-05-14
MANSFIELD.

'
 Mrs. o G. Hanks spent last Friday in Hartford. Miss Mary B. Finley spent last Sab bath in Coventry and Rockville. Miss Ida Huntington of Atwoodville attended the teachers meeting held in Norwich last Friday.
 Mrs. George Phillips of New London spent last Sabbath with her parents at Gurleyville, MT. and. Mrs. o G. Hanks. Albion Hauck died at the Backus hos- pital in Norwich last Saturday. He was taken there about two weeks ago. The funeral was held Monday from the Cath ollie church at South Coventry.
 Paul, the youngest boy of Mir. Julius Hanschild, while at school fell and frac- tured his arm at the wrist. Dr. Weldon of Willimantic reduced the fracture and the boy Is getting on as we'll as could be expected.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Haase of New Hav- en are spending few days at Mrs. Haase's home on Hanks Hill. Mrs. Haase is one of MT. A. Hauck's daugh- ters, and she was called home by her fathers death.
 | Deacon James J. Slate, a well known resident of Mansfield, died at his home near Mansfield City, Saturday, having been sick less than two days. Mir. Slate \ h01 0R ha Baptist church and superintendent of the Sunday school for many years. He was "A years old, and leaves wife and three children, one of whom, Miss Mabel Slate, is al present very sick with pneumonia, which developed from an attack of the measles. Deacon Slate's funeral was held at the Spring Hill church Tuesday afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock, the Rev. Leon- ard Smith officiating.
 Mrs. Melvin Nichols, 50, died at her home near Mansfield Hollow last Satur- day forenoon. The doctors are uncertain ss to what caused her death. Last Tuesday Mrs. Nichols was first taken i'll with the measles, but was not seriously i'll until Friday night. That evening Dr. Marsh telephoned to Willimantic for another doctor, but before the Wlllimantic doctor got away he received telephone not to come, as Mrs. Nichols was improved. Saturday morning the city doctor was called again, but before he reached her home she had expired. The doctors think sudden coughing spell brought on cerebral hemorrhage after which she lapsed into inconsistencies, from which she did not rally. She leaves husband and several children. Mount Hope.
 Mrs. Susan Griggs Is visiting in Hamp- ton.
 May basket parties are quite numerous just now.
 Miss Vera Church spent day recently with Mrs. Ralph Church of Chaplin.
 Mrs. Arthur Burdick and son of Wil- limantic have been visiting at Henry Whites.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Doyle of Rockville were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Oren Russ last Sunday. Y Mrs. Adelbert Barrows, Ernest, and Miss Ethel Bsrrows of New London have returned to their home in New London, after visiting relatives in Mt. Hope and Chaplin.
 UNION. Miss Nellie Vesto Paul, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. K. Paul, was married last week Wednesday to William A. Walters of Englewood, Ill. Rock Meadow.
 Miss Flory Heck has returned home after working several weeks for Mrs. Ben Gray at Westford.
 Miss Fife Moulton has returned to her home at State Line after working five weeks for Mrs. Leon Booth. Adelbert and Philena Agard and. EIvira Snow were in Monson a few days ago. Mrs. Snow has moved her household goods from Monson to her brothers's. Charles Webster has sold the Bald hill lot to Mrs. Harvey Lawson. In the near future there is to be large house built We hope 1t will be for summer resort, as this Is a very slightly place, 1t being the highest point of land in the state. | l Strength and vigor come of good food, lduly digested. 'Force,' ready -to-serve wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invig0rates."