The Press., 1915-10-20
MANSFIELD.

 parents, MT. and Mrs. George Dim- | mock. F. O. Durham and Miss Airline Dunham are in Watertown for a few days where they attended last Friday the funeral of MT. Dunham's son in. law, William Walker.
 Echo grange held its regular meet ing Monday night Four new mem bers were voted in. A very interesting program was carried out entirely by men, it being mems night
 Merrow. ... Mrs W. B. Martin of Rockville spent Monday at Edgewood.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Skinner of York state are visiting their son, Eugene Skinner.
 Miss Sarah Wilcox recently spent g few days with her aunt, Mrs. Clay. ton Clough, in Holland.
 MT. and Mrs. I. F. Wilcox attended the wedding of Mrs. Wilcox's father, John Rhodes of Holland.
 A. T. Burlick s thoroughbred collie dog died Monday morning. three days after being run over by an automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F Wilcox enter. tained an automobile party of si1 from Torrington Saturday evening and Sunday. ..-......-...-.
 MT. and Mrs. I. F. Wilcox and son, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Snow o1 Holland were recent guests of relatives in Torrington.
 Miss Ruth M. Russ and Miss Marion Burdiok. both seniors at the Willi. mantic high school, spent Columbus day at Hillside cottage.
 Miss Ellen Morrow of Hartford, with three lady friends, is spending a few days at the Morrow summer home at Crystal Spring farm.
 Uriel lodge held meeting Satur' day evening, a large crowd being present, the lodge having as visitors both Broad Brook and Rockville lodges.
 | Mrs. Frank Willard attended the funeral of Charles Spencer in South Windham last Wednesday, remaining few days with relatives in Willi. mantio
 Mrs. .Phebe Wilcox has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives in Rhode Island. Mrs. Wilcox attended the Rhodes. Brown wedding while there.
 Mansfield Depot. . Mrs. Emily Plat is entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Ann Lincoln, ot Phenixville, few days. l. Mrs. Stella Badger of Willimantie visited her mother, Mrs. Emily Pratt, Saturday and part of Sunday.
 Mrs. Sidney Perkins and two little girls of West Mystic are visiting hel parents. MT. and Mrs. Wm. Corbitt, for few days.
 Mrs. Ella M. Bowers fell on tht doorstep last Friday afternoon anf broke her arm and shoulder. Dr. O'Neil of Willimantic set the frac lures. ..
 Mrs. Mary l.. Durkee of Soutl Manchester is having week. vacation and is home with her son E. B. Durkee and family and Mrs A. J. Bowers and family.
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 SOMERS. Miss Marguerite Bugbee has been en tertaining Miss Sarah Cushman O Springfield.
 Miss Sarah Cushman of Springfield was the week end guest or Miss Marguer ite F. Bugbee.
 Miss Alice Bancroft of Newport, R. |. is guest in the home of her cousin Mrs. Anna Pomeroy.
 Mrs. s, P. Moore and daughter Lu cile visited Miss Marjorie Moore at Mt Holyoke College Saturday.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. Sterling Pomeroy O Boston are guests in the home of thei nephew, Chester w. Pomeroy.
 Mrs. Charles s. Fuller will entertain the ladies' aid society in Piedmont Hal Tuesday afternoon and evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Thayer leave to- day for New Haven where they will at tend the National Council of Congre gational churches.
 MT. and Mrs. Thurston Cooley of Shel bourne Falls, Mass, have been spending several days in the home of Dr. anc Mrs. A. l.. Hurd. .ts MT. and Mrs. Earl Daniels of Chicopee Mass, are spending weeks vacation ir the home of Mrs. Daniels parents, Mir and Mrs. William Dimock, Miss Mabelle P. Gager has returned from Hartford, where she was guest al the annual house party given by the Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity of Trinity College. .s..--- ...s .-s.. The meeting of the Grange Thursday evening will be held in Piedmont Hall and the East Windsor Grange will be guests and will provide the program for the evening.
 Dr. H. w. Van Allen of Springfield ad dressed the brotherhood at their month. ly meeting Monday evening. His talk was on the uses of the X.ray, illustrated by stereopticon. . Mrs. Henry Abbe, age 6l, died at her homo on Jones street Monday morning after long illness. The funeral will be held in the chapel this Wednesday after noon at o'clock. Burial will be in En- field. uMIQM