The Press., 1911-08-23

burned leg. When the lightning en- tered his home and struck him he was sitting near the stove in the kitchen. The bolt burned a hole in his hip pocket, passed down the leg and out of the house, in it's exit upsettinR @ tub of water and splitting a huge ohopping block. A small monkey wrench was melted at the end and the blade of jackknife softened by the lightning as they lay in his hip pocket.
 Harry E. Fuller, 35, died Thurs day evening shortly after II o'clock at the home of his father in law, H. B. Fisher of Gurlevyille, following months illness as a result of tuber- culosis that was preceded by typhoid fever. He lived in Mansfield Four Corners, where he was born, and was engaged in the general store business with his father, J. O. Fuller. There survive, besides the parents, @ widow and three small children, two broth CTS, Charles J. Fuller of Westerly, R. I Irving W. Fuller of Mansfield Four Corners, and three sisters, Mrs. Maude Phelps of West Upton, Mass, Miss Minnie Fuller of Mansfield Four Corners and Miss Alline Fuller of Hartford. The funeral was held Sun day afternoon at 1 o'clock from his home at Mansfield Four Corners and burial was in Storrs cemetery.
 Mansfield Depot.
 Mrs. Garny, who has been on the sick list, is able to be out again
 Mrs: E. B. Thompson and children are visiting her brother in Palmer.
 Mrs. McCollum gave her Sunday schoo class picnic at her home Tues day.
 Miss Alice Morton of Rockville has been visiting her sister, Mrs R N. Hall.
 The ice cream and cake sale was we'll patronized at the chapel Wednes. day evening.
 Miss Bertha Botham and brother, Clifford, of Willimantic were home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Herbert Bowers entertained her brother, James Mcintosh of Rock vile, last Sunday.
 Mrs. V. V. Fowles has returned home after 8 few weeks visit with relatives in Hartford.
 Rev. MT. Sherman Is having a two weeks vacation, and no services at the church here until September 3d.
 Mrs. G. W. Stedman entertained MT. and Mrs. W. H. Stedman and family and Mrs. Strong of Hartford Tuesday.
 Mrs E. B. Durkee entertained her friend, Miss Mabel Moore of Mt Hope, last week. MT. and Mrs. David Russ called on their daughter, Mrs. E B. Durkee, Friday.
 Gurleyville.
 s. D. Yeomans is shingling his house.
 Mrs. Mary Simonds and daughter, Ethel, are at the Willimantio camp ground for the week.
 MT and Mrs. Dwight Beebe of Nor wich are living for the present with the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Dimock, MT. Beebe being em- ployed on the college farm.
 At the regular meeting of Echo grange held Monday evening in the church lecture room, the first and second degrees of the order were con- ferred on class of eight candidates.
 Eagleville.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Vinton and MT. and Mrs. Henry Bostwick of New Haven made an auto trip to Mount Tom and Springfield last Sun day. The trip was a very pleasant one.
 The Spring Hill Baptist Sunday school entertained the Eagleville Union Bible school at a picnic last Friday on the church lawn. There were 1O2 present from both schools. Those present from Eagleville were |: Mrs. F. O. Vinton, assistant superin- tendent; Mrs. Wildes, superintendent; i; Miss Addie Hopkins, secretary; Byron Medbery, treasurer; Mrs. Medbery, Esther Medbery, Edward Medbery, Louis Medbery, MT. Londin, Edward Londin, Charles Reynolds, Helen Reynolds, Mrs. George Reynolds, Howard Reynolds, Mrs. Grindel, Molia Price. Cora Price, Mrs. Gurley. Mrs. Popple, Alice Hansen. Marion Hansen, Lester Champlion, John Thompson. Mrs. Bentley, George Eaton. All enjoyed themselves very much by playing games, singing and music,