Connecticut western news., 1900-11-22

 graded his lawn on Church street.
 HI. D. Humphrey has had his residence on Main street reshingled.
 -Nrs R. D. Peircs returned yester- day from New York where she visited relatives two weeks
 Charles G. Smith of Konkapot broke one of his arms on Tuesday while unloading logs from A wagon.
 William A'Hearn moved his family to winsted Monday, where they have taken apartments in the Cohn block.
 -C. H. Marvin and family have re- turned to Sharon from their extended visit in Chicago.
 Mir and Mrs Leroy Stone, after . pleasant visit with MT and Mrs H. L. Ross. returned Monday to their home in Bethel
 Miss Catherine Lawrence has re- gently received letter from Mrs Fran ees Coach Dale, telling of Mir DAle's death at Little Rock. Ark as recorded elsewhere in this paper. Mrs Dale is a daughter of the late Harvey Couch of Canaan, and has relatives in Norfolk and Great Harrington.
 The 8wede sho was employed by August Anderson and who sustained 8 fractured hip by falling from haymow as chronicled in last weeks NEVIS, was sent to the Hartford hospital last Thurs day by the town authorities. His name vas Colson and he vas accompanied to Hartford by S. G. Wolcott The man WAS without funds and he had no friends hero on whom he could call for assist ance and none were volunteered.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes and Miss Edith Barnes arrived home from Europe Tuesday evening. They arrived in New York Tuesday morning on the steamer L'AquitAine- They encountered g storm within 24 hours after leaving Havre, and the entire passage was s rough one- They have had delight full trip and their health has improved. The Mignereys of Ct. Harrington re turned with them. All are cordially welcomed home.
 No. l. volume 10 of the Tale Law Journal for November, has appeared al the NKvs' sanctum- The editorial staf and officers consist of eleven young men, students at the law school Amone the editors appears the name of '.Georgs A. Marvin. assistant business manager Az its name implies, the Journal Is de voted to the profession of law in all it, branches and Is a we'll printed, vel edited monthly magazine containing valuable information and reading of in terest to the legal fraternity.
 Mrs Julia Bond, wife of Frank P Bond, died at her home in Winsted Nov. 14. aged 3S years. Her husband is son of the late wal" Bond, remem bered by the older inhabitants as for mer Canaan stage driver. Besides he husband, Mrs Bond leaves one son, AT thur, two brothers, Arthur and Almol Simmons; sisters, Mrs Lawrence Beeb of Winsted. Mrs Crofut of Canaan Val Icy and Mrs George B. Ivsr of Wethers field. The funernl was attended at th NJ. E. church, Winsted. Saturday aftel noon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs Caroline Ferguson Granger widow of the late Judge Miles I Granger, died at her home in this vi lags about 2.30 o'clock Tuesday aftel noon, aged Sa years Her health ha been very frail for several years, never theless her death was unexpected this time as she Lad apparently sbor recovered from . cold recently contrac ed. but on Monday night she con meneed coughing again and her hmite strength proved unequal to the ordes Mrs Granger vas . most estimable lad and her death will be mourned by . who knew her. Hoping that & fttin AiousC so Acf ncmOIv VIII sOOu published in the NEWS suffice 1t tods to say that she is survived by fl daughters, Mrs c. W. Camp and Il Misses Bertha, Mary, Katherine ar Caroline Granger; also by one brothe William J. Ferguson, and by thr grandchildren, Samuel G. Camp ar the Misses Caroline and Josephil Camp. The funeral will be attended the family residence on Friday at l.. p. m The Rev NJ. H. Mill, rector
 Christ Church. will conduct the se vices, and former rectors H- L Bodl
 ard F. ". Barnett have been invited
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