Connecticut western news., 1903-07-23
GREAT HARRINGTON

Dr. O. w. Lane and Frank E. Gid dings, who with their families have been at Prospect Lake, North Egremont, for few weeks, have returned home.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Nor, ton was held from the home of Mrs. Charles E. Hotchkiss, Tuesday after noon, Rev. H. M. Dumben officiating. The remains were taken to Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y, for burial.
 Mrs Silas Packard of New York city, died Tuesday morning. She, with her daughter, was spending the summer at the Savile house on West avenue. The funeral will be held today (Thu rsday) and the body will be taken to Michigan for burial
 On Tuesday evening, August 4, at 7.S0 o'clock public hearing will be held in the court room on the petition of the South Berkshire Independent Telephone Company for location for poles and wires in this town.
 John Campbell, who was brought from Newburgh, N. Y., by Chief Smith, having left the state several days ago with a team of horses that were mort gagged, and who was also wanted for assault, was arranged for the latter of- fense in court Saturday and pleaded not guilty. The case was continued until July 27 and the defendant furnished $300 bonds.
 Frank Huntington, son of MT. and Mrs. Miles T. Huntington, who for sev- eral years has been in the employ of the Adams Express Company, has just been promoted to the agency of the South Norwalk office. For the past four y ears MI. Huntington has been located in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Wheaton Barnes of Amboy, H., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Barnes, Dresser avenue. A party of 12 New York people ar rived at the Harrington, Friday, for an indefinite stay.
 The stone watering trough in front of the Town Hall has been moved about 4C feet north from its past location. Main street is to be widened about six feet | through the section that is to be paved Frank Riley of New York is the guest of Martin Graney.
 The regular team of the Wyantenucl Golf club defeated the boys team by the score of 39 up.
 Edward Cough has returned from { several days trip to New York. l William Warner of the Nationa Guard of New York state is enjoying { three weeks furlough in this town.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Kerner, who have been stopping at the Inn, have moved into their summer residence, which has been undergoing extensive repairs. Miss Anna Peterson has returned from weeks visit in Lenox
 Robert Van Deusen, of the New Yorl Sun, has been the guest of MT. and Mrs R. I. Taylor for few days.
 The school committee met Saturda, and made the following transfer O teachers: Miss Lottie Bradford iron South Main to Seekonk; Miss Dunlal from the Bryant to South Main; Mis- Rogers from Belcher square to secon, and third grades, North street; Mis- Cannon from North street to third grade Bryant. Miss Rose Maloney was elect ed teacher at Belcher square and Mis- Jennie Woodin at Three Mile Hill.
 Miss Sarah Dewey, daughter of tn late Judge Justin Dewey of this town has returned from two years visit il Germany, and is the guest of he mother at their Great Harrington cot tage.
 Starr Giddings, son of Prof. Frank
 lin Giddings of Columbia college, wh has been spending his vacation at hi fathers country seat, left for ten days stay at Hancock Point, Me-, Tuesday From there he goes to New York city t enter the law firm of Guthrie, Cravatl 6 Henderson.