The Press., 1915-06-30
MANSFIELD.


 married by Justice of the Peace George H. Allen in Mansfield, Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock MT and Mrs. Harry Harrington attended the couple George W. LeValley, 90, died at his home ill Gurleyville last Sunday evening. Infrmities due to age were the cause of death He was born in Phoenix, R I the son of George and
 Eliza LeValley. He was well known in the town of Mansfield, where he
 has been resident for the past thirty
 years. Three daughters, Mrs. B. l.. Smith of Gurleyville, Mrs. James
 Nichols, of Worcester, Mass and
 Mrs. Emmet F. Young, of So. Coventry survive him. The funeral was held
 at his daughetrs here Tuesday at o'clock D. m., after which the body
 was taken to Brookfeld, Mass, for
 interment, the old family home.
 Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Ruth Russ and friend were guests of her sister, Mrs. B. B. Durkee, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Ida Smith has returned from
 visit with her son, J. P Smith and
 family, in Warren, Mass.
 Mrs. Cummings, who has been in
 Brookton, Mass. taking care of sick sister. returned home last week Mrs. Merritt Smith entertained her : sister, Mrs. Martha Waldo, and
 daughter, Mrs. Spicer, of Holland,
 on Saturday.
 A thunder shower passed over here Sunday afternoon, leaving some hail
 stones and little rain which was much appreciated.
 Misses Ruth and Ella McCollum re- turned home Saturday after spending
 old home week in Willimantic and s taking in the graduating exercises at the normal school.
 The missionary meeting, led by
 Rev. R. H. Sherman Sunday evening, was very interesting. Topic, "The ! instrument and inspiration of mis, @ sions: the Bible,' Ps. 19: 1-14. Eagleville.
 E. E. Lincoln returned from his . trip Monday.
 l Byron Medbery of Northfield Farms, , Mass. was guest at the home Of his Q mother over Sunday.
 Miss Caroline Pure is home from = Hartford for her summer vacation a Her school closed last week. y MT. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins O. f South Willington were guests of theiI e mother, Mrs. Chas. Hopkins, ove
 Sunday
 s MT. and Mrs. F. o. Vinton, Mis- r Rogers and Mrs. George Reynold f were in Hartford on a business tri] T Monday.
 d Quite a number from here went t(
 witness the grand parade in Whitman q tic on Thursday, which was gran' A success in every way. Q Raymond Rogers of New Londol Q and Edward Rogers of New Havel h were guests over Sunday at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Vinton. 1t Miss Esther Medbery returned hom n Sunday after spending a week witl IS friends in Willimantic where she Ina
 been attending the old home week. " Gurleyville. d Miss Hattie Walker of Wilimantic i n visiting at o. s. Chaffee's. d The Page family of Boston are visitin II relatives in this vicinity.
 The family of Jacob Cantor of Ney '' ' York have moved into the Doty house fo
 the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. s. D. Yeomans are spend ing few days at the home of MT. an = Mrs. Fred Parker
 o| MerrOw. ]. Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson were Nol ) wich visitors Tuesday. 'eI Mrs. A. Robinson attended the funers KS of relative in Mansfield, Tuesday. > E. Connors of Holyoke, Mass, spen l. Monday with Mrs. Francis Newcom i' and family.
 i'| Those who attended the strawberr - supper at Mansfield Baptist church
 Tuesday night report fine supper ,s Miss Ruth M Russ of Mount Hop 10 and Miss Alice Shipper of Putnam visit ,s ed Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Burdck las ,e week. ss Mrs. Walter Williams and two littl in daughters, of New Haven, who hay as been spending week with MT. William! sr parents, have returned home.
 Mrs. Lena French, who is spendin a. several weeks with her sister in Rock IS vile, was at her home here over the Sat " bath, returning to Rockville, Monday. ar Those who attended church at Mans l. field Sunday, listened to very interest of ing sermon by the pastor, taken fror r John 8, 16-17. The roses at the pulpi ot were beautiful and much enjoyed by al rs They were taken from pastor Sherman \. rose garden.
 J. MT. and Mrs. I. F. Wilcox were enter A. tained at w. B. Martins, Rockville, Sit i- urday night. Sunday, MT. and Mrs A' Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Martin and MI y and Mrs. Louis Wier, motored to Ne, 7' Milford where they visited a daughter C MT. and Mrs Martin. The party rod .S two hundred miles during the day. X ELLINGTON. to Crystal Lake. l. Miss Florine Charter of Chester y, spending week in the place. l' Mrs. Cyrus Willis visited her son
 Leonard in Rockville Friday.
 Mrs. Henry Neff died Sunday 8