The Press., 1912-11-06
MANSFIELD.
Merrow,

1 Joseph Morrow was in town Friday calling on his mother.
 MT. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox and MT. and Mrs. Asa Burdick made a trip to Rockville Thursday
 Harvey Gerg1er and wife spent Sun day with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Gergler, of this place.
 Orla Skinner has moved his family here, from Rome, N. Y. He is going to work for his father, Eugene Skin ner, Fl. .. ....
 George Merrow and two daughters are at their home here from Hartford MT. Morrow is taking a vacation of | two weeks.
 Quite number from this place at tended the Halloween social held in the church at South Willington.. All report very enjoyable time. Mansfield Depot.
 W. H. Stedman and family of Hart ford were guests of his mother, Mrs. G. ". Stedman, last Sunday. B. B. Thompson and family and Martin Hansen and family spent sun- day in Providence, going by auto.
 Miss Mary and Augusta Filden are visiting their brother, Rufus Tilden, and family in Norwich few days.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. Farrow of New London were guests of his mother, Mrs, Emily Platt, last Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. ElR Bowers last Thursday and tied a comfortable. The afternoon was pleasantly enjoyed by all.
 Miss Jennie Lathrop of Providence, R. l., was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Brown, and Mrs. R. M. Hall last Wednesday and Thursday.
 The young people meeting Sunday evening, led by Deacon Burdick, was very interesting. Miss Marguerite Farrow presided at the organ.
 Mrs. Etta Brown and little daugh- ter, Virginia, of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Holt, have returned to their home in New York.
 Eagleville.
 . MT. Mckinney and family of Mans field recently moved into our village. Miss Edna French of South Will lington was the guest of her mother over Sunday.
 MT. Godfrey has moved away from his farm and his house will soon be occupied by MT. Childs of the village.
 Mrs. F.O. Vinton had as her guests Wednesday Mrs. Frank Kent of New London, Mrs. Stevens and Miss Rol- linson of Willimantic.
 The services in the halE opened Sunday. Services were by Rev. Dun- can Dodd of South Coventry and were largely attended. Next Sunday morn ing at 10 a.. m. the service will be conducted by Rev. Leonard Smith of Springfield.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins new laundry will soon be completed, the work being done by Harold Hawkins of Spring Hill. MT. Hopkins has. also put in large mangle. Thomas Clark of iWiNimantic and Mrs. Cambell of Willington aTref working for them.
 Mrs. Medbery of Eagleyille returned from St. Joseph's hospital Wednesday afternoon, where she has been to un- dergo an operation. Her friends are glad to know that the operation was successful and she is again back to her home, and we all hope for her speedy recovery. s;.-< ~@ .--
 Miss Gladys Hansen of the Eagle vile Bible school has received her Ethree-Near bar for perfect attendance, not being absent the three whole years. The annual election of officers for the5 Bible school for the coming year are as follows: Mrs. W. P. Wildess superintendent; Mrs. F. o. Vintoni assistant superintendent; Miss Addie Hopkins, secretary; Byron Med bery, treasurer; Emil .Loudin. or ganist Mrs. William Hansen jani- tor. Y Nhe teachers are as follows: i: Bible class, Mrs W.P, Wildes $ young ladies' aclass, Miss Addie Hopkins i; primary class, Mrs. vinton; assistant teachers Miss Hopkins. There were sixteen present at the roll -call Sun day, ....s