The Press., 1912-05-22


 Earl shanks was guest at the
 home of his parents in Norwich ove1 Sunday.
 William Courtney, who is employed Eby Charles Hopkins, was visitor at his home in Norwich on Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ross were on business trip to Hartford Saturday. The trip was made in MT. Ross new auto,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins of south Wilmington were guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Vinton and MT. and Mrs. Stoneham spent few days in Boston last week on business trip, the trip being made in MT. Vinton' s auto. @ .....- ,-ls MT. Ring, night watchman of the Eagle mills, is at his home for a few days in Merrows. MT. Childs of .Eagleville will take his place while he is absent. .,.... ......
 Oscar Bowers expects to move into his new bungalow very soon, as it is all completed. Mrs. Myra Medbery is to- move into MT. Bowers tenement as soon as vacated. . . ~z Miss Marion Hanson received her wreath from the union Sunday school for perfect attendance for two years. Miss Cora and Nolia Price received their first years prize for perfect at- tendance. There were 22 present at Sunday school May 12, and ? present May 19.
 Miss Addie Hopkins will leave Sat- urday for few days visit in Boston, where she will be guest at the home of Dr. Sanfrid K Johnson. Dr. Johnson expects soon to go abroad to his home land, Sweden, being sent by the college to attend the Olympic games which take place in Stockholm during the month of July. He ex- pects to return in August. Miss Florence Bennett, teacher of the Eagleville school, is a great fa- vorite with the children. Last week they hung her handsome May basket filled with fruit and candy. There was also birthday book, with the names of all the pupils. This week they hung her another one, which, besides being filled with good things to eat, contained $2. 50 gold piece. Yesterday afternoon George H. Allen and Mrs. F. O. Vinton of the town school committee visited the school There are forty eight children. The teacher is doing excellent work. It is model rural school and all feel proud of it.
 .s Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Ethel Willard of Norwich is visiting Mrs. B. B. Thompson Miss Nellie Laurensen is visiting friends in Hartford few days. ! Mrs. T. H. Wood of South Coven- try visited Mrs. Ida Marcey Sunday. !. Harry MeCallum of New Haven visited his uncle, Fenelon McCallum, Sunday.
 Mrs. M. E. Bowers was in Rock vilfe Saturday, the guest of her son, William. s !: Mrs. Wm. Stedman of Hartford was d guest of. Mrs G.. w. Stedman last Wednesday,. ,.. .... ~.. George Huntington of Sharon, Mass. was guest of Dr. and Mrs. Johnson last week. .s.. ,. ....r.. ..-. r: .. AS there are several pupils ill with scarlet lever it. was thought best to close the school for while. .,
 Mrs. Frances Clayton was a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuller, in Manchester over Sunday.
 Mrs. Ida Marcy, who. has been visiting her nephew in Putnam, has returned to the home of her sister, Mrs. Platt.
 Miss Vimeria, Fowler, who has been boafding with Mrs. G. W. Sted- man through the winter, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Merritt Smith has been in Palmer a week taking care of three of her grandchildren who are sick with measles.
 Mrs. Hattie Carr, who has been visiting in South Weymouth and Brockton, Mass, through the winter, has returned to her brothers, F.. McCallum's.
 Gurleyville.
 MT. Breach and family have moved to W ill llimantic. -:-" ~.s% Z Miss Lila Simonds of Willimantic spent Sunday with her parents. Dwight Ide and family of Willi' fmantic visited relatives here the first of the week.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve the usual supper at the conference room Friday evening.
 Mrs. George Walker, who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White of Mount Hope, is now HOLLAND. A new. burglar proof grating is being put around the counter of the bank