Connecticut western news., 1900-06-21
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Mrs l.. J. Nickerson has been visiting friends and relatives in Canaan the past week.
 Miss Alice E. Murray closes her school this week and returns to her home in South Manchester.
 James A. Cochrane has been north after cattle ...
 Harry Cochrane of Bridgeport is in town visiting at R. N. Cochrane's, his grandfather.
 Thomas Wilson of Long Hill died at his home in that place on Sunday night last. Mir Wilson is we'll known here having married daughter of Jam Cochrsne, who died some two years ago. The immediate relations of the deceas ed in this vicinity attended his funeral on Wednesday last.
 Heinrich koehlar, who for several weeks past had been very sick, died on Sunday morning last. The interment took place on Tuesday afternoon at the North Cornwall cemetery. Rev E. O. Starr of Cornwall officiated at the ser vice at the house. MT Koehler was a native of Germany and became a resi- dent of our town some forty years ago. His occupation was chiefly working in the shear manufacturing industries of the llsge at which he was a capable workman. He has always been regard ed as an upright and sincere man and one who was devoid of ostentation. Two sons survive him. Edward Koehler of Bridgeport and Henry Koehler of this place. His wife died about three years ago. Mr Koehler was in his eightieth year.
 Mrs Henry Waters has been visiting friends in Brookfield the past week.
 Mrs William Preston has returned from Thomaston.
 Minor P. Rogers drove to New Brit ain last week bring ing back his sister Sylvia who is attending the state Nor nal school.
 The school board meets again on Sat- urday. Let them pass vote to exam me the teachers who intend to teach in our schools the coming year, next week. This will give ample time to secure any teacher that may be needed to supply the deficiencies caused by those who may fail to pass
 Mrs O.. E. Baldwin has returned from visit to relatives in Madison, N. r. and other places.
 Miss Dolphie Brietenback of New York is visiting at Mir Charles List mann's.
 Miss Jessie Wheaton has returned from a short visit ir Sharon.
 Joseph Mallinson of New Haven was at his home over Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Weeks of this place and Clifford Hillyer of Huntsville were mar ried at Falls Village on Sunday last. Both are we'll known here. The we'll wishes of their friends attend them up- on their voyage of life. ..'.
 We understand that within week there will be another couple embark;ug in the craft of matrinony from our village. We wish them success in their venture.
 MT Osborne of the J. Mallinson Shear company of New York was in town on Saturday last looking after the interest Of the firm here.
 A branch of the W. O. T. U. has been organized in this village and North Cornwall. They propose to make ii hot for buns and sinner.
 Mir B. Davison is visiting at South Lee and Dalton. Mass.
 A delegation of Blazing Star Lodge F. and A. M. attended the Masonic blowout in Sharon on Friday evening last
 Hon P O'Donnell and Henry Koch lar were in New Milford on Wednesday attending the Firemen's celebrs tion there.
 Mir and Mrs George Trieschman and family of New Milford. Wm. Triesch- man and family of Torrington, Edward Koehlar and family of Bridgeport were in town this week attending the funeral of Hen rich Koehler.
 Halsey Calkins is suffering at this writing with severe attack of rheuma- tism.