The Press., 1903-11-19
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 Dr. Wm. Goldie was iii this vicin- ity last week. 'sa's
 Gilbert storrs of Dean aoaxa xaemy was at his home at Spring Hill last week.
 Miss Al May Storrs is the guest of 1Efs. Walter Cummings in Webster, Mass. " Thomas Moriarty has brokeis Bt0fpd and put in foundation for < hew hen house. ~ Miss Ida Rupprecht returned from an extended visit in East Hartfordslast Saturday. ssE4sfs .zE ss5' Herbert P. Crane went ol bGsi- 1iess trip to Palmer and Sprfngfiefd last Monday. ar ia e'' ss's' Mrs. Deming of Hartford IS the guest of Mrs. Lucian Freeman at Spring Hill. Fi s s5s,
 Paul Morrow of Hartford is stop ping few days with MT. and Mrs. Herbert Crane. ls-at a5F Miss Mary Cross of Mansfield Center was at Charlotte Turner's at Gufley vile last week.
 Mrs. Herbert Walker and Mrs. Ed gar Williams spent Sunday with friends in Manchester.
 Miss Alice Cantor Ereturned to New York last Thursday, after spending sthe summer at Mt. Wormwood
 At this writing Prof. B. F. Rooms of the Connecticut Agricultural col lege is very weak and failing fast. .., William Baxter, who has besa7 on the sick list for the last three or four weeks, is able to drive out once more. A teachers meeting will be held in the Baptist church at Spring Hill Friday. All interested are invited to attend.
 Merrows is getting to be quite a noted place for people to live alone. Out of five tenants on Railroad street, three of them are running bachelors hall. ....
 Joseph Morrow of Hartford came. to town last Friday and stayed over night with his mother, who has been spending the summer months at their old homestead, and they both returned to Hartford Saturday for the winter.
 Attorney Samuel B. Harvey of Will limantic appeared before JnsticesQ the Peace Albert Freeman last Satur day, representing the plaintiff in the suit of l.. J. Waldo against Mrs. Julia Urban, which is an action in trover. Judgment for the plaintiff to. recoy- CT $19 damages and costs was rendered.
 Connecticut Agricultural College Notes. The college football 7 team played the Kingstons last Saturday on the Kingstons field, and were defeated Il to 8 in the Kingstons favor, Com stock of the college escaped with 8 broken leg, and several others were injured. The college teams best men were unable to play, as they were injured in previous game, so subs from the scrub teams were put in,- The freshman class of 'O7 held their first rhetorieals in the college hall last Friday evening. D. J. Minoraof the sophomore class presided over the ex- ercises. Mrs Wilbur of Abbington visited her daughter, Roxie, at the col lege last week. k.-Myron Gilbert re- turned last week after a few. days absence. Miss Grace Rooms, who is studying at Northfield, was called home on account of the sickness of her father. Clark Welton, who was i'm jured quite. badly recently in a. foot ball game, is able to be up and out,:-7- The chrysanthemums at the college greenhouse are very beautiful. this year. A large variety of colors. may be seen. u,.s
 G. w. Levalley has gone to the Backus hospital at Norwich.
 Mrs. Joseph Zigner, who. has been a great sufferer, is still very low. ,...
 Mrs. Ruhama Baker is spending this week at her home at Willimantic.
 Edward E. Simonds purchased a COW at the auction at Columbia on Monday. ": s4s >'F ssstnps
 Rev. J. H. Baker has got through at Mrs. A. J. Turner's, and is now at Henry A. Nason's. i ,s& .as % 3e
 Wednesday, Dec sd, the Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. R.AD. w. Knowlton. A full house is desifftesdl l'
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society, held at Mrs. Thurlow At woods last week, over $s2 was real ized. E''' ''''*'>
 Arthur Wood and wife attended the reception at the home of Robert Ami don at Ashford Wednesday evening, Nov. Il. 'i @.>>
 Mrs. H. A. Mason and Mrs. Arthur Wood attended the funeral of George Simonds at Westford last Friday. He formerly lived in Mansfield.
 A party of young, people from this vicinity gave MT. and Mrs. Eugene McDaniels. at Phoenixville surprise party, Wednesday evening. last week. Miss May Moriarty, picked a thunch