Connecticut western news., 1898-06-09
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mlCudcl DuTuS huu luIQlly OI nlRl- land Lake Farm have moved to Torring- ton.
 Miss Catherine Wells, teacher at the Fourth district school, has resigned to accept position in Brookline, Mass Miss Cooke of Thomaston has been en- gage to fill the vacancy.
 Several carloads of fall goods have been shipped by the New England Knitting Co.,
 The Citizen of Friday, June 8, gives very good account of the new Memo rial Library, the gift of J. J. Whiting, which Is expected to be ready for occu- pancy by the Besrdsley Library the middle of this month.
 The Standard Mfg Go. will build building 150x25 it., the work being ex- pected to be completed in about two months. They will furnish employment for some thirty hands.
 Henry Berry and Mary King were married at the residence of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs Robert King on the New Hartford road Friday evening
 Friday Frank Landon and his father, James Landon, were driving through Chapinville when the horse became frightened and both men were thrown to the ground and considerably bruised.
 The trolley commenced running all day on the half hour schedule last week.
 A bill of Bsbcock X Lsry for about $500 against the Water Improvement Committee was settled by s. A. Her man last week.
 Charles Jopp of Boston will be mar ried to Miss Hattie Veasey June 8 in Chelsea. Mass. Mir Jopp is son of 0. s. Jopp of town. The Village Improvement Society will place garbage receptacles about town and will plant flower and foliage beds in several places.
 The K. of P. decorated the graves of their deceased members Sunday. The exercises commemorating the eleventh anniversary of the org anization of the Y. M. 0. A. were held at the Second church Sunday evening. Twelve young men presented them selves for examination at Bridgeport Saturday. The one passing the highest examination will be appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Cadet Ralph Granger's graduation at West Point next June.
 Henry Perry and Miss Mary King were married last Friday afternoon at the residence of the bride in Barkham- sted.
 Deacon Hinsdale has placed beauti- ful Sarcophagus on his lot in the Gen. ter cemetery.
 Evening services will be discontinued at St James church during the sum- mer.
 Misses Louise Potter, Grace Garvin, and May Granger will graduate at Vas sar college this week. Mrs Mary c. Curtis has returned from Redlands, Cal, and with her daughter Helen, who is expected home from Germany thIs week, will spend the sum- mer with o. J. Camp. The grammar schools of the First and Fourth district will close June IF, The examinations for the Gilbert school will be held Jnne 20
 At the annual meeting of the Park association they elected officers and listened to the reports of the secretary treasurer, l.. M. Blake. At a meeting of the Warden and Bur- gesses the old officers of the fire depart. ment were-elected with the exception of B. W. Munson, second assistant en- glneer, who declined to serve, William Weston was appointed to fill the vacan- cy.
 A son was born to Prof and Mrs Ar thur Woodford of New Haven and a grandson to Mir and Mrs John Wood ford of Winsted.
 Invitations for the reception of the Gilbert School at town hall, June IT, have been issued
 Mrs Mary Daniels died at the town farm Tuesday morning of old age. She has been mentally unbalanced for some time.
 \ William Whalen and Miss Mary Dlg- nan were married at St Joseph's church Millerton, N. Y, yesterday. There will probably be no racing at the trotting park July 4. It is a good chance for people to Co to Canaan where they will be well taken care of.