Connecticut western news., 1901-06-06
Watch those flower thieves.

Lewis G. Rhoades has sold his hi
cycle ard has bought a horse, wagon
and harness.
Miss Rnxanna Stevens went to Nor
folk last Friday to visit her brother. f
q. Stevens.
Miss S. l. Perry visited friends in
Pittsfield, Mass from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Eugene Root is qnite sick with
erysipelas in his head. He was taken
last Sunday.
Harry Holt has been home for a
weeks vacation, returning to Albany.
N. Y. last Saturday.
"A cobble stone gutter has been
placed on each 81 le Of the road between
the parks at Union depot.
Ray Martin has left the employ Of
E. W. Spur and returned to his former
employer, NJ l.. Osborne.
The Kensington Club met with
Miss Nina Owens at her home in East
Canaan, Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Dempsey is going to build a
barn on his premises. He has the
foundation nearly completed.
w H. Scots family of Philadelphia,
and P. FL Skidmore's family of Bridge
port are occupying their cottages at
Twin Lakes.
Miss Lille Root is at home for a
few weeks rest and to be with her
mother who has not been feeling well
for the past few weeks.
james Graney is going to build an
other house on Bragg street. He has
the cellar nearly excavated. The house
will be for rent or sale.
james Tuck erman and his sister,
Miss Tuckerman, of jamestown, N. Y.
are visiting at Mrs s. A. Eddy's. Miss
Tuckerman will remain through the
summer.
Harvey Griffin, c1mpositor OF. the
Armenia IN Y Times, has been visiting
friends in Great Darlington, and on
Tuesday called at the News Office on
his route home.
Miss Carrie Fuller went to New
Haven last Saturday and spent Sunday
with her cousin, returning home on
Monday. She reports most delight
full visit while there.
AT short session of the Superior
court held at Winsted, June 4th, the
trial of John t. Hayes for the murder
of Winifred Cooke was continued until
the October term.
Will Newton and Rollin Newton of
New York city arrived in town last week
Wednesday and have been staying a
few days with their mother at Myrtle
Hill. They returned Monday.
The Crawford Club held their last
meeting for the year last week Wednes-
day, and elected their officers for the
coming year. The club have an excur-
sion planned to go to Lake Buel, on
June 10.
1t is stated as fact that in the ma
jority of cases settled summer weather
begins sometime in Whitsun week. As
Whitsunday is past we will look for
some fine weather now and hope it will
prove true.
John O'Hara is equipping his cider
mill at Twin Lakes with an engine and
boiler which he purchased of Charles
Dean of Danbury to take the place OIL
the horse power he has heretofore used
| at the mill.
in the Superior court at Winsted
on Tuesday OF this week, Judge Prem.
tice granted s. Fitch Willard of Canaan
a divorce from his wife, Nettie M. Mil
lard, on the grounds of adultery; J. 81.
Roraback, attorney.
Mrs N. r. VanDeusen of Altamonte
Springs, Fla, came north with Mr.
Brown last Thursday and will remain
here all summer visiting relatives an6
friends. Five years ago Mr. VanDeuser
Mrs VanDeusen's first visit here sine,
then.
The leaves of pie plant, cooked a.
green's" are in every way equal Il
spinfch. When preparing pie plan
stalks to stew, don't peel them; if yol
do they lose the flavor and have onl,
the sour taste. Try these things jus
once and regret that you never knew
any thing about pie plsnt. Milford Cit
iznn.
The Microbine Concert Co. shoy
which is being held on the Warner lot
ev, ked quite witty remark from on
of our gentlemen In town, when on
considers the location. He said he ha
heard OF the show, "Ten Nights in
Bar Room" but never of "ten days il
barn-yard."
| The Tivoli correspondent of tn
Poughkeepsie Eagle says: The appl
tree worms are so thick at James Out
waters that the barn, house, trees an
everything are covered. So. The pear
are total failure in Tivoli. The bos
company won't reap a great harvest, q
they did last year with pears and az
Piles. for some nights over 1000 barrel
were shipped
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