Connecticut western news., 1902-08-07
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George Atwood of New York is spend ing his vacation with his parents here.
 MT and Mrs E. P. Darrow of New Brunswick. N. J.. are spending their va- cation of two weeks in town.
 Miss Lulu Beckwith of Winsted is wis., iting in town.
 MT and Mrs Winthrop Cone have been spending few days at their camp on Doolittle pond.
 The ball game Saturday between the Torrington Giants and Norfolk resulted: Giants 1. Norfolk II.
 Dr Henry Mansell. who has been missionary in India for over 40 years, conducted both the morning and even- ing services at the Methodist church last Sunday. The singing of Q few of the India airs by himself and wife was lis tened to with much pleasure.
 Mrs Rood and son Miles of Hartford were guests of friends in town over Sun day.
 Mrs J. Donnelly and daughters. Anna and Nellie, of New York are guests at Maurice Mulville's.
 Miss Irene Swift of Detroit is guest of her aunts, the Misses Eldridge. Miss Sarah Amelia Southmayd. who lived with her mother near the village green, died last Friday afternoon, aged 46 years and 10 months. The remains were taken to Middletown Monday, where the funeral and burial took place.
 There was an interesting ball game played here Monday afternoon between the married and single men. The single men won by the score of IT to 5.
 Prof Archibald Cobb of Banks husi- ness college, Philadelphia, is camping at Doolittle pond with friends.
 While taking walk in back of his home William Warner caught his foot in & vine on the top of an 8-foot stone embankment. He was thrown and frac- tured his left forearm.
 Mir and Mrs Carl Stoeckel sailed from New York yesterday on the steamer Gel tic of the White Star line for Europe They expect to be sbsent two months and spend most of the time in Germany
 The entries for the tennis tournament, annually held in this town, are larger this year than ever before and are: Os- car Ives. Fred Camp, Lewis Perry, R. Mallory. F. O. Stark, Fl. H. Bulkley, H. G. Holcombe. W. K. Gillett, Samuel Russell, H. R. Cook, W. B. Blagden, s. NJ. Meyer, A. s. G. Taylor, Robert Le. Roy. NJ. McBurney, Fl. Tallant, R. Richcox, c. A. Blythe, W. H. Whiting, O. NJ. Relyea. M Sargent, F. 0. Burn ham, W. A. Green, G. S. Groesbuk, R. Proctor, F. M. Cole, F. R. Smith, R. Dorman, z. Sargent, T. W. Johnson, Fl. Farnam and E. Q. Jackson.
 Last Thursday evening the volunteer tire company listened with benefit to a lecture given by May hew Bronson, chiei of the Larchmont IN. Y fire depart ment. Mir Bronson instructed the men how to run hose, raise ladders, carry hose up ladders and rescue people from burning buildings. Dr Archer, a sur geon of the New York fire department, also made few interesting remarks The department was organized as two companies; Hose company No l, with 38 members, and Hook and Ladder com pany No l, with Is members. Edmund Brown was chosen chief of the depart ment with William O'Connor and Mel win Snow as assistants. Hose company No chose as it's officers: foreman, W A. Thurston; assistant foreman, Win . throp Cone; secretary, B. H. Johnson treasurer, A. B. Collar. Hook and Lad der company No has as it's officers l foreman, Warren Cordially; aasistan foreman. H. E. Blanchard; secretary J. H. Thompson; treasurer, Maurice Mulville