The Press., 1903-07-02
MANSFIELD.
Mrs. Estella Freeman is seriously Ill.
Miss Mabel Waldo was In Norwich last

Miss Mabel Waldo was In Norwich last
Saturday.
Mrs. Merritt Durham Is visiting her
daughter at Gurleyville.
Mrs. Estella Freeman, who has been
very Ill, is gaining slowly.
Miss Mabel Slate is recovering from q
long and dangerous illness.
Mrs. Walter Squires is at her sister,
Mrs. Cross's, In Gurleyville.
| The summer school at the Connecticut
Agricultural college begins July &.
Miss Martha Kuhnert entertained a
friend from Middletown last week.
Mrs. Walter Cummings is visiting
friends on Spring Hill for few weeks.
Fred Parker has been quite Ill at his
home on Norwood Hill for the past
week.
Miss Vina Bramble ls visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Richardson, In Norwich this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Durham spent
Saturday and Sunday at Chaffeville and
Spring Hill.
Herbert Crane Is an owner of a fine
Newfoundland dog, which he purchased
of Tolland parties.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of the VIII
limantic Pumping station are the happy
parents of daughter.
Mrs. George Phillips of New London Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e..
Hanks, at Gurleyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Farrar returned to
their home In Gurleyville, after spending
several weeks out of town.
Charles F. Lincoln of Oneco arrived In
town Wednesday night on a.few days. visit
with his brother, Abraham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cross of Whitman
tic spent few days with Mrs. Cross's
aunt, at Gurleyville recently.
Judge L. J. Storrs is recovering from
the serious injuries he received from an
angry cow, some few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crane and
daughter had the pleasure Of an automo
bile ride through this place one day last
week. ..
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is the proud pos
sessor of a wonderful parrot, which talks,
whistles and initiates quail and whip
poor-will to perfection.
VIM. Maine is moving his family from
the Cummings farm on Hanks Hill to the
boarding house there. The former place
has recently been sold.
Mrs. Herbert Crane and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G. Wilcox and other
parties spent last Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Baker.
The friends of VIM. Gardner will be
pleased to hear that he Is now able to cit
up SHIRT time every day, after being
confined to his bed so many weeks.
DR.. w. M. Goldie closed his series of
entertainments in Gurleyvllle last Satur-
day evening before crowded tent-full of
people. Miss Mary McQuade received
the most votes for the popular lady and
sugar bowl with one dozen spoons was
presented her. Little Florence Turner
received the most votes for the popular
baby and an Ice pitcher was presented
her.
Gurleyville.
David Munyan Is on the sick list. WI
Oswald LANCER has goneto Middletown
to work.
Rufus Munyan of Thompson Is with his
brother, David Munyan.
Miss Mary Wagner from Middletown Is
visiting at Mrs. Oswald Langer's.
Mrs. David Munyan is entertaining Mrs.
John Morse and grandson from Pawtuck-
ct, r. l.
Mrs. Minnie Cross Is still under the
Doctors care. Her sister, Mrs. Mabel
from West Hartford, has been
caring for her.
Arthur Hauck saw two deer last Thur
sday morning near Hanks Hill. Mrs. III.
A. Mason saw two later In the day, prob
ably the same ones.
Mount Hope.
Mrs. Laura Harvey of Providence is
the guest of Mrs. Alfred Young.
Adelbert Russ and George Russ are
visiting relatives In New London.
Mrs. David Copeland of Chaplin is at |
the home of her son, Geo. Copeland,
Miss Irene Russ, who has been spend |
Ing two weeks with relatives In Rock
Vile, has returned home.
Morrow.
Miss Mamie Moriarty visited friends in |
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G. Wilcox spent
the Sabbath In South Manchester.
Charles o. Lincoln TENDED the circus
and boat races at New London last week. |
Thomas Moriarty drove to Gilead We'd
nesday on business, returning the same
day.
Charles f. Lincoln, formerly of this |
place, but now of Oneco, Is the guest of
his brother this week.
Miss Addie Tilden and Miss Mary Hall |
drove from Willimantic Saturday and
spent Sunday at Miss Tilden's old home. |
G. w. Tilden Is having unusually good |
luck with his chickens this summer.
They are not disturbed by foxes or night
hawks.
George Lincoln attended church at
Hill Sunday, and on his way
back met with quite an accident. The
of his wheel broke and he
was thrown from his wheel, but fortu-
nately escaped any serious injury.
The Western Reserve.
In the early days Of the Hayes adj