The Press., 1912-05-01
MANSFIELD.

Baron of OatfOrth, Eng, single cOn1b White Legh0rns, 511;sF. G. Yost of Tsayre, Pa, single comb White Legs horns, ASA; Bunker Hill poultry farm, Waquoit, Mass, single comb Rhode Island reds, 467; Beulah farms, Hamilton, Ont, White Wyan- dottes, 467; Marwood poultry farm, Butler, Pa., single comb White Leg horns, 454; White Rose farm, Vinel land, N. J., s. 0. White Leghorns; AT; B. s. Edgerton of West Willing ton, rose comb Rhode Island reds, 446; Howard Steele of Philadelpllia, Pa., single comb Rhode Island reds; 446. V" 4a-*s t
 Edgar Rhoades, aabuilder of Willi- mantle, was bound over to the superior court for Windham county under $500 bonds by Judge William A. Arnold of the police court at Willimantic satur- day. afternoon after an all day trial. Rhoades is the man who built the temporary dining. hall at the Con nectieut Agricultural college in the summer of 1911 and which, cost the state over SIT, 900. sHe,;was arrested week ago, charged with attempting to defraud the state of, Connecticut by padding his bill with. a charge. of $164 for extra, painting, when, the value of. the work is alleged, to have amounted to about $35- Rhoadesr Eas arrested at the request of Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin. -Hartford- Qourant.s
 Charles E. Skinner, of Mansfield Depot was before Justice of the Peace George H. Allen in Mansfield Monday evening charged with :. assault upon Willard s. Green. The prosecution was conducted .. by Attorney P-aI.. Danahey of Willimantic.. MT. Skin ner requested ~a an adjourpment. until Friday at D.. m., and. the request was granted. Sunday, April 2l, Green went to the home of Skinner to collect bill from an employe of Skinner. Some words were exchanged and Skinner pointed a revolver, at Green and ordered him off the prem ises. Green did not argue but left immediately. Then Skinner had Green arrested on charge ofb reach of the peace. Wednesday Green ,ap- peared before Justice Allen, and, hay ing no lawyer, pleaded guilty and was fined $a and costs. He later consulted legal authority and the arrest of Skin ner resulted. Mansfield Depot. .,,l. , MT. and Mrs. Martin Hansen .enter= .tained friends from West Wilmington Sunday. ,...-...I:. e t,..,,..-. ,,,-s ;. Mrs. Stella Badger of, Willimanbic is spending the day with her, mother, Mrs. Platt. ....,.- ,..,aI4 |, Mrs. Alice Whitehopse of AtwQoa- vile spent last Wednesday with her mother, Mrs, Bowers. ..,~,.iS, y,ias,
 Mrs. Ida Marcy and her niece, Mar guerite Farrow, were Willimantic visitors last Saturday. x t, .sf.,,.,,9..s:
 Miss Bertha Botham and brother, Clifford, and MT. Mason spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Albert Rotham. .x.,
 There was no school on Monday, The teachers attended teachers con- vention. Some of the children went fishing in spite of the rain.
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 MT. and Mrs. Vinton were guests in Willimantic on Tuesday. : - :
 F. o. Vinton of Eaglevi1le was in Hartford Saturday on business. :
 Miss Thompson was a guest at the home of Mrs. Vinton Saturday even ing. Y ',',t'i}5As; ts5st.
 MT. Godfrey entertained as asguest over Sunday, George Hall Of New York. E., ..=. fs. ee .5w Earl Shanks was visitor at the home of his parents in Norwich over Sunday. .a..s. t -sss;
 Henry Bostwick of New Haven was a guest at the home of Mr. Vinton Wednesday. .r rf, ai Oscar Bowers is building new bungalow, and the work is being done very rapidly. . & a- if
 Miss Thompson has been at the home of Mrs. Wm. Wolfe of South Coventry for few days. rs. :. <. <. <
 Mir. and Mrs. Vinton were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stonebu1n of Storrs Sunday evening. ag
 Miss Addie Hopkins assisted at the organ at the services Sunday, owing to the absence of MT. Loudin. 1.t.
 Mrs. Norman Thompson has moved from one of MT. Ross tenements to Mrs. Vinton's cottage on the Hill.
 Miss Edna French and Harry Hop kins of South Wilmington, were guests at the home of his parents over Sum- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Ross, Miss Carrie Place, and George Hayes ens joyed an auto trip Sunday in Mr. Ross new auto. ,F sS-t
 Miss Amy Rogers of Niantic, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. o. Vinton of Eagleville, expects to return to her home Saturday '4ssa 4
 Miss Amy Rogers and Byron Med bery, and Miss Addie Hopkins were guests at the home of her parents; MI. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins Sunday.
 Emil Loudin, who has been en! :! ployed on the section at EaglevillG, recently fell and hurt his hip, has not been able to assume his duties since.a ?
 Miss Annie Thompson. wifi give < May supper at her home this evening to her friends. Amy Rogers, Addfe Hopkins, Byron Medbery, Earl Shanks:a
 Mrs. Vinton has just finished the of her orchard, setting out 40 apple trees, 6 pear, plums, $ cherries, 8 grapevines, 25 raspberries bushes and 25 black berries. -e<Sfa
 There was large attendance at I1th services Snndav in tho haIl :.