Connecticut western news., 1895-11-21
GREAT HARRINGTON.

Iuo dl8u ScuOOl tuo pToSeub torm IS divided as follows: Freshmen class, IT; sophmores, 22; juniors. IT.; seniors, '. The Current News Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Jared Bradley The subject for discussion was "Our Nations Flag ard it's His tory" The flags of colonial times were also mentioned and described. Louise Finkle. of Sheffield, was brought befrre the District court last Thursday for immoral conduct and sen- tepced to the woman's prison at Sher- born for two years.
 In the District court last Thursday Dennis Daley was fined one dollar for | riding on the sidewalk All summer there has been almost constant riding on the sidewalks and no attention was paid to it by officers or people and now, while Main streeet is unfit for bicycle riders by reason of mud, an example is made of one young man.
 Edward F Searles was at Kellogg terrace last week and entertained Law yer Stillman. of New York, and J w. Orocker, of Sau Francisco, for day or two.
 | James Danuus, an officer of General Barnard Grand Army post at Sheffield, | inspected D. G Anderson post in this village last week Wednesday evening. | Refreshments were served and ma' v interesting stories of camp life were re- told.
 The Woman's Relief corps had we'll attended and very interesting gathering at the G A R hall Friday evening. 1 Ice cream and cakes were served in abundance. Baldwin's orchestra fur nished music for the dance.
 It is stated that it will take 1000 loads of earth to do the grading around Pat rick IIarkins' new house on Castle St. | The Endrick wnolen mills will run on full time on and after Dec | Rev Eva,t Van Seyke, D D.. of Cats kill, N Y. supplied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday
 Briggs Guide' for November is a
 valuable little book relating to the busi-
 ness interests, chu.ch services and
 other affairs at Great Burlington. | Mark B. Tohey has been on busi-
 ness trip to New York city. He has a
 fine stock of goods for the Holidays
 Mrs Margaret Harwood Ticknor, wid.
 ow of Ezra 0. Ticknor, died at hel
 home in Afford November 12. She was
 born at Claverack, N. Y. August 28
 1908. Her father, Dr Thomas Bolton
 was ph sician at G eat Harrington up
 wards of 70 years ago The funeral o
 Mrs Ticknor occurred Friday afternoon
 Rev J J. Dana, of West Stockbridge
 officiating She is survived by son
 Henry, and g. brother, William Bolton
 The next meeting of the Housatonit
 Valley Methodist Ministers Association
 will be held at Stockbridge the second Tuesday in January The Decembel meeting will be missionary convention : at Sheffield the 18th of that mouth f Charles E Meach of the west part O
 this town returned this week from
 visit to Derby and New Haven. A daughter was born Saturday morn ing to MT and Mrs Clinton B. Coleman and granddaughter to D J. Coleman
 clerk of the District court of Southerl , Berkshire
 The Methodist Episcopal society O
 Egremo t held sociable at the hom of MT and Mrs James Wolfe in the wes part of this town last evening. Edward M Addis, assistant manage 3 at the electric light station, and wifi 8 are visiting this week at Middletown D Ct
 farmers institute of the Housaton 5 ic Agricultural society will be held a 8 the Town Hall Nov 26 at 10 a. m
 George l. Clemence will speak O.
 Management of the Dairy" John D Noxon has sold two buildin D lots to Edward A Leland for $400 D Thomas Henehan has sold to Parle :. A. Russell a tract of land bordering o
 the railroad track for 5000 Rev Dr Mickle, presiding elder of tn y Poughkeepsie district, is expected her }. aud at Egremont Dec 18th to hold tn , quarterly conferences.
 The second anniversary of the Chri, ;. tian association will be held at the Cor If gr gational church Sunday evening q with address by Rev Mir Davis, of Pitts field
 e Timothy z. Potter,o of Housatonic, ha T. severe stroke of paralysis Sunds n night. His symptoms showed a sligf a improvement on Tuesday MT Pottt is aged about 70 years, and he is prominent man of this town ,- Edward R McDermot was brougl
 before the District court on Tuasds if and fined $40 for assanlting Emor o Smith in the face with 0 lantern. Y Stevenson Lodge of Traimen will hay n their annual ball at Town Hall on tI 70 evening of Dec 31. Clark's orchestl i- of Pittsfield, will furnish the musi Duffy prompter. Since the fire tf
 Lodge has secured rooms in Sanford block on Railroad street.