Connecticut western news., 1901-08-08
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Miss Grace Osborne of New Jersey IS visiting at David Walkley's.
 Mrs Emma Jones of Sheffield. Mas. spent Saturday in town with old friends. A nnmber of young people called on Mir and Mrs Chss. Gold at Cream Hill. Wednesday evening
 Wallace Dickenson's mother is seIi- ously ill with heart trouble.
 Rey resentative Belden is attending the reunion of the legislators at Roton Point. South Norwslk, today.
 Mrs C. E. Nuns n and son cf Water bury are visiting at Frank Hauchelts in Amesville.
 D. K Colepaugh of Sandy Hook spent Friday and Saturday in town.
 Rev J. 8. Graham returned Saturday from his vacation.
 J, H Belden and wife spent a part of last week at Lake Waramaug. W. R. Hubbell was in New Haven at his fathers from Friday until Sunday Mies Cahill and Averill Hubbell were guests of friends in Sheffield, Mass. for | the same time.
 E. D. Norton and Junius Rhoades of Canaan were in town Saturday afternoon calling on old friends. At the special town meeting last Sat urday it was voted to ask for the full amount allowed to towns of this size by the state for good roads. A load of young people took "hay- ride" and attended the minstrel show at the Camp Ground last Saturday eve ming.
 Mrs Ingersoll Reed is keeping house in the Burnett house in Amesville.
 Mrs Leon Smith of Newark, N. J |, Mrs Hattie R. Holbrook of Guilford and Mrs Dewitt Seward and son of Hartford are visiting friends here and in West Cornwall.
 Sam Lyman of Bridgeport is at Miss Nettie Csul's.
 Miss Lucy Brown of Winsted is visit ing her cousin. Miss Clara Mead.
 The skaters have the roof nearly com pleted on the savings bank and the Mosler safe people have men here put ting in new lining for the vault and a new door.
 Last Saturday the juniors of this place played the juniors of Lakeville one of the best ball games seen here this season. At the end of the tenth in- ming the score was l and l, our boys finally winning out in the fifteenth in- ming with score of 2 to 6. The game was filled with sharp and brilliant plays throughout, both pitchers being very effective and their teams supporting them in good style.
 The Falls Village Congregational so- ciety took vote Monday to unite with the South Canaan society in hiring Rev MT Evans of Lynn. Mass. as pastor of both churches The Falls Village so- ciety also appointed committee to get further subscriptions for, and to ascer- tain the cost of, building a parsonage. There is about S700 now available and they also have site. E. J. Hornbeck, J. D. Eggleston and G. w. Ford are the committee who have the n alter in charge and will receive all contributions from any who wish to give.
 Mrs John Kisslebrack of New Britain is visiting at her fathers, Joseph Wick wires.
 Mrs Franklin J. Abbe and children returned to their home last week. Her sister, Miss Jennie Wilcox, accompan. jed them for few weeks visit.
 Rev J. Lewis Evans of Lynn, Mass. preached again at the Congregations church Sunday, choosing for his text, Eph. 4, 26. s~
 Miss Edna Reed of New Haven is wis. iting at ". F. Gillette's.
 Miss Hattie Palmer, also Miss Lenors Smith, of Newark, N. J. are the guests of Orville Hosford.
 Sam R. Reed and son Clifford of New Haven called on relatives in town last Friday.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi was the guest oi her si ter, Mrs c. R Morris of Torring ton, last week.
 Miss Mabel Reed has returned home, after an absence of several months.
 Miss Everetts, of New Haven, is the guest of Miss Mabel Dickinson.
 Mrs Nellie Sanford has returned from visit to the Pan-American.
 Isaac Hornbeck drove to Hudson, N Y, and back Tuesday, on a business trip.
 Mir Cook and family of Brooklyn, N Y. are visiting at Frank Reeds.
 Thomas Kearin of Ct. Harrington, Mass, visited John Belden on We'd nesday,
 Mir and Mrs Sidney Reed took q driving trip on Sunday, Aug. 4th through Goshen, Litchfeld. Cornwall and Torrington, making several stops on the way.