The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-02-28

Eunice. ~Truman married #Emily
Merrick of Wilmington. *Sophronia
married #Orlan Glazier of Wilmington.
#Abel married SARAH g Holt of Will
lington. #Merrick married *Celinda
Glazier, youngest daughter of the late
David Glazier of Wilmington; no chill
dren. *Eliza married #Joseph Pratt
of Providence. r. l. The descendants
of these families best known about
here are: Children of Marcus and
Bethia Martin: johnson; *Marcus
Monroe, married Emeline Hall of
Wellington, daughter of the late Gard
ner Hall, now of Willimantic; Eu-
nice married *Jospeh Branch, no chill
dren. Children of Truman johnson
and *Emily Burdick johnson: Frank
of Providence, r. l., and *Burt.
Children of *Sophronia johnson Gla-
zier and *Orlan Glazier: Hubbell L.,
Glastonbury; A. Judson, Hartford !;
Elisha J. Hartford; Olrand Durand,
Hartford. The latter, Lieut.. Glaizer,
was wounded at the battle of Gold
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of Abel johnson and Sarah G. Holt
johnson: *Legrand, *Elisha, soldier
of the civil war, 18th Conn. Vols. ,,
Frederick E., M. d., Mansfield, Rev.
Truman, M. D., who has been med
ical missionary in British Burma,
now with his family in California,
and Grace. Only child of *Eliza
johnson Pratt and *Joseph Pratt ::
Francis Wayland Pratt, Wilmington.
| NJ egrand johnson, son of Abel 3, in
line from Elisha, married Louise
Manning of Wilmington; no children.
Frederick E. johnson, M. D., mar
ried, first, *Betsy I. Fisk of Willing
ton, no children; second, Emma
Jacques, Rockville, one child, *Grace.
Rev. Truman Johnson, M. D., mar
ried Jennie Bixby of Providence, R.
l.; one child, Merle Bixby. Grace
johnson married, first, *Roger Fris-
bic, New Haven, one son. Willie; sec.
ond, Henry Huntington, Mansfield,
now of Sharon, Mass, no children.
Francis Wayland Pratt, son of Eliza
johnson Pratt and Joseph Pratt, MAR
ried Josephine Estelle Gee, Provi-
dence, R. 1. Children: Merrick J. ,
Clara L., Robert p, Harold " ,
Alice W., *Roy P, *Carl E. Mer-
rick, Providence, married Miss Annie
E. Taylor, Worcester, Mass. three
children. Clara L. married Frank
Joslin, Wilmington; three children.
Children of Marcus Monroe johnson
and Emeline Hall Johnson: Stella,
married Calvin Mills, Dudley, Mass. ,
one child; Alice married E. Frank
Bugbee, Willimantic; Mabel and
Bertha living with their mother in
Willimantic. (*Deceased)
South Wellington.
Arthur Powell of WilIimantic spent
Sunday at T. 9. Denman's.
Church covenant meeting in the
hall Saturday evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
Miss Anna Chapman of Hartford
was a recent guest of Mrs. VIM. H
Brackett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ellis of Stat
ford were recent guests at VIM. F
Carroll's.
Mrs. Adler Potter spent Sunday il
Willimantio, the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Potter.
The communion will be obseryAd a
the close of the preaching service il
the hall next Sunday afternoon
George w. Brackett and Charles w
Eldredge took advantage of their holi
day to come home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden H. Clark O
Indian Orchard have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Denman.
The topic for this evenings praying
meeting is "Christ's Life, His lif
work and what we may learn abou
our work
We hear that J. W. Harrison, VIII
is in Hartford, recently had a DO.
fall on his shoulder, breaking tn
muscles and laying him up for
while.
It has been said that it takes NOR,
, than one bluebird to make spring
p and SO, to make it certain, two of tn
forerunners of warm weather wer
8 about here last Sunday.
John Tomasko took a spill into tn
Y pond from the ice, where he wa
working, last Thursday. He wa
y ished out at once, and seems non
q the worse for his unexpected bath.
t The W. G. T. U. will hold
mothers meeting at the home of Mrs
W. Ell. Hall Oh Saturday afternoon, a
? 3 o'clock. The subject to be con
sidered is the welfare and education
4 Of children, and every one intereste'
is cordially invited to be present.
Q The Perry & Comstock ice house i
filled. This is agreeable news to tn
people of South Wilmington, as vel
3 as the owners of the business, as al
! have felt an interest in this enter
I prise. The finishing touches wer
put on at about 3 O'Clock Sunda.
! afternoon, a larger amount beini
3 stored than ever before.
The sum of $37. was received a
the annual free-will offering meetin
= of the W. @. T. U. in the hall las
3 week. Those that attended wer
! quite we'll pleased with the speake
, of the evening, Rev. Duane Griffin
. of Hartford. The attendance wa
r probably much less than it woul
have been had the meeting been he'll
earlier in the evening.
MANSFIELD.
Mrs. David Snow is visiting he
daughter in Webster, Mass.
Rachael Remsen was the guest o
Gladys Flaherty on Hanks hill las